In the eternal arms race between professional camera manufacturers, numbers count (Ha!). The bigger, the better, and Fujifilm is hitting 2021 with pure swagger energy with its latest offering. The Fujifilm GFX100S is a new entry in the GFX series, and while it’s body specs make it sound like a suitable device for pros who are looking for a medium-range camera, it’s internal sensor boasts a bonkers 102MP sensor.

Intel has launched new graphics cards aimed at the non-gaming market that look provide better graphical performance for the average user.

Amazon is giving Alexa permission to make some decisions for you.

Netflix is aiming to improve the audio of its content over Android speakers with the implementation of a new codec.

Trump’s bully tactics against Chinese companies may have been a little crazy, but it seems to have possibly scared two of the world’s biggest semiconductor producers, Samsung and TSMC into wanting to increase their manufacturing presence in the US. Bloomberg is reporting that Samsung is currently looking into spending over $10 billion to build an advanced new logic chipmaking plant …

With a sexy design, rugged appeal, and an overall size that’s barely bigger than a smartphone, the WD Black P50 feels like a reliable and impressively secure investment for keeping an entire generation of video games on you at any given time.

Microsoft has filed a patent that could see them creating Chatbots that can imitate celebrities or even deceased people.

Sometimes you just have to laugh at the bold ineptitude of certain South African state enterprises.

Raspberry Pi is now making their own silicon with the release of the new, extremely budget friendly Pico microcontroller.

The RTX 3090 represents the pinnacle of Ampere power you can purchase today, wrapped in the elegance of Nvidia's latest Founders Edition design. But its gaming value is overshadowed by the cheaper and far more sensible RTX 3080.

Honor has announced its first new devices after been sold off by Huawei. A move which may work in its favour.

LG is contemplating stepping out of the smartphone market, which has become far too competitive over the last several years.