If you want to play games at 4K, you’re going to want as much video memory as you can afford. There are games that will eat up upwards of 20GB of VRAM at that resolution if you let them ...

It has a sharp, punchy screen and a very capable multi-lens camera system. Inside is the Exynos 14800 CPU and 8/12GB of RAM which make for a far smoother experience than the previous generation A ...

While Android phones with 4GB of RAM do exist, it's not enough for a smooth multitasking experience so budget shoppers should look for at least 6GB instead. Every computer, including your ...

Realme X2 hit Indian shores earlier this week, and we've reviewed the latest mid-range smartphone from the Chinese brand. We've known since September that Realme would be launching the Realme XT 730G ...

14 Gbps Memory: 6GB GDDR6 Memory Bus: 192-bit Output: DisplayPort x 3 (v1.4) / HDMI 2.0b x 1 HDCP Support: 2.2 Power consumption: 190 W Power connectors: 8-pin x 1 Recommended PSU: 500W Card ...

The Galaxy A34 5G is an all-plastic affair, including the rear cover and frame, though there are individual cutouts in the rear cover for the triple camera system. My first impression was that the ...

The best memory foam mattresses have a comforting cushioning that eases around the body to create immense pressure relief. That’s just what you’ll get from the Nectar Classic, our number one ...

The iPhone 14 Pro Max comes with 6.7-inch OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and Apple's improved Bionic A16 processor. On the back there is a Triple camera setup with 48MP main camera. Prices start ...

Seven years and seven months ago, Google changed the world with the Transformer architecture, which lies at the heart of generative AI applications like OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Now Google has unveiled ...

One of the most promising approaches is in-memory computing, which requires the use of photonic memories. Passing light signals through these memories makes it possible to perform operations nearly ...

Learn More A new neural-network architecture developed by researchers at Google might solve one of the great challenges for large language models (LLMs): extending their memory at inference time ...