Nothing Phone (2a) now official with Dimensity 7200 SoC
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New Glyphs, dual-camera system, and €329 starting price

Nothing has officially launched its new Nothing Phone (2a), starting at €329 and shipping on March 12. The new Nothing phone is built around a 6.78-inch screen, powered by a custom version of Mediatek's 4nm Dimensity 7200 Pro SoC, and has a dual 50MP rear camera system.

Apple crumbles in China crisis
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iPhone sales plummet in China as Huawei soars

Fruity-cargo cult Apple is facing a nightmare in China, the world's second-biggest economy, where its iPhone sales have plunged 24 per cent in the first six weeks of 2024.

Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition gets full PC system requirements
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Coming on March 21st

Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition is set to launch on PC on the 21st of March, and now, Nixxes and Guerrilla Games have revealed a bit more information about the game, including full PC system requirements. The list includes everything from minimum requirements, recommended, high, and all the way to very high, which are meant to provide the best-looking visuals at 4K/UHD resolution and 60 FPS.

Intel's new chips are a shocker, says top leaker
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Golden Pigs are flying

A top PC hardware leaker has spilt the beans on Intel's next-gen Arrow Lake CPUs, and there are some surprises.

Call to make paying of ransom demands illegal
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Giving money to terrorists

The former boss of Britain's cyber security agency has urged the government to ban ransom payments to hackers, saying it is like giving money to terrorists.

Apple hit with £1.4 billion fine for silencing Spotify and other rivals
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Jobs' Mob finally faces the music

Fruity cargo-cult Apple has been slapped with a whopping £1.4 billion fine by the European Commission for squeezing out Spotify and other music streaming services.

Gartner group says search engines will go the way of the dodo
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AI bots will be a quarter of all searches by 2026 

Beancounters at Gartner group have added up some numbers, divided by their shoe size, and predicted that search engines will lose a quarter of their users by 2026 as AI chatbots and other virtual agents steal their thunder.

Nintendo crushes Yuzu
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Switch "pirates" forced to pay £1.7 million and close

Nintendo, the gaming giant behind the Switch, has smashed Yuzu, the free software that lets you play Switch games on your PC, phone or tablet.

MSI Claw launching in the US on March 8
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Newegg spills the date

MSI has been launching its Claw gaming handheld depending on the region, and while it is already available in Europe, the US will be getting it on March 8th.

Linux crosses four per cent market share              
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2024 is the year of Linux on the desktop

According to new figures from StatCounter, a top web tracker, Linux has seen a “huge boost” in popularity.