by dbadmin | Jan 13, 2022 | Android TV, Features, NVIDIA, Nvidia Shield
If you missed the news, the Nvidia Shield TV range just received an update to Android 11, including the original 2015 model. That’s seven years of full-on proper OS updates, not just little security patches and performance tweaks. The 2015 model, which launched with...
by dbadmin | Jan 12, 2022 | News, NVIDIA, Nvidia Shield, Streaming
The Nvidia Shield TV Android 11 update is rolling out now. Even the original Shield TV from 2015 will get this update. With this upgrade, devices get support for aptX headphones, among other new features. Although they are incredibly expensive, Nvidia’s Shield TV...
by dbadmin | Jan 4, 2022 | CES 2022, News, NVIDIA, PC
Credit: Nvidia The new Nvidia RTX 3050 GPU undercuts the 3060 by $80. The GPU offers ray-traced gaming at 60fps in 1080p. It goes on sale on January 27, 2022 — likely with sky-high demand. Nvidia likes to secure its place atop the GPU podium whenever possible. Now, we...
by dbadmin | Dec 24, 2021 | AMD, Apple, ARM, Features, GPU, Intel, macbook, NVIDIA, PC, Steam, Windows 11
After a relatively slow year due to the pandemic and supply chain slowdowns, 2021 saw some massive developments across the personal computing sphere. While the supply chain disruptions haven’t gone away, the developments we saw this year paint an exciting future for...
by dbadmin | Dec 22, 2021 | Apple, ARM, Features, Google, Mediatek, NVIDIA, Samsung
When reading our coverage of SoC launches you have probably come across the term “custom CPU core,” especially when reading about Apple’s silicon. But what exactly is a custom core? Why do people make such a fuss about them? And, who designs them? Well, let’s find...
by dbadmin | Dec 2, 2021 | ARM, News, NVIDIA
Credit: Nvidia The Federal Trade Commission in the United States is suing to block the Nvidia Arm deal. The $40 billion deal has faced major pushback due to the potential for stifling of competition. Other government organizations around the world are also trying to...
