Twitter is admitting defeat and finally giving users the control over their feeds again, disabling the mandetory algorithm that populated feeds with undesireable content for over a year.

The Nvidia GTX 2080 Ti was meant to be in consumers’ hands later this week – with Nvidia’s beastly new cards set for general retail availability on September 20. Now, unfortunately, those with more money than sense will have to wait a week

One of the big features of Nvidia’s upcoming new graphics cards – along with that Ray Tracing stuff – is DLSS. That stands for Deep Learning Super-Sampling, which according to Nvidia is “a technology that applies deep learning and AI to rendering techniques, resulting in crisp, smooth edges on rendered objects in games.”

Instead of being a radical redesign or a flashier showpiece, the Apple Watch Series 4 makes refined improvements to the sensors and features that you want improved in a smartwatch: the health focused ones.

Fujifilm is banking on X-T2 prosumers opting not for a spiritual successor to that snapper like the X-H3, but rather a true sequel to that legendary camera: The Fujifilm X-T3.

The Klipsch HP-3 is a rich man’s headset, but hot damn what I wouldn’t give to own it if I had that kind of cash laying around. It’s classy and comfortable, elegant and somehow blue-collar in its construction so that it doesn’t cross the line of ostentatious design.

Apple might have stuck to a pretty simple naming convention for their iPhones in recent years. But the introduction of the X is making the company to wild things for their 2018 models.

It’s official! Canon is finally entering the full frame mirrorless camera game, with the EOS R . Finally taking the Mirrorless lens game seriously, the EOS R is packing some big numbers into its frame, with Canon saying that this device will have a 30.3-megapixel full-frame sensor and an ISO range of 100-40 000. The real story here however, is the lens game that Canon is talking for the EOS R.