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Microsoft has now made the “Expanded screen” feature available to all users of the Phone Link app in Windows 11. The update, which is being rolled out via the Microsoft Store (version 1.25112.36.0), ...

Nvidia unveiled a full-stack robotics ecosystem at CES 2026, including foundation models, simulation tools, and hardware. It ...

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Have you ever imagined exploring the vast, untamed frontier of Red Dead Redemption from the palm of your hand? This once-console-exclusive masterpiece has galloped its way onto mobile platforms, and ...

Abstract: Mobile devices, especially those that handle Android operating system have been well received in recent years and are used to solve problems in real time. Nowadays some applications are ...

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"We don't care about graphics; it's the gameplay that counts." Hands up if you've ever heard some video game bore spouting off with words to this effect. Thought so. We at PG hold no truck with such a ...

Google is adding GPU acceleration for graphical Linux apps to Android’s Terminal app, but the feature is currently exclusive to the Pixel 10. This feature relies on Gfxstream, a library that forwards ...

The easiest way to check your graphics card (GPU) on Windows 11 is via the Task Manager. Open Task manager and move to Performance > GPU. You can also find your integrated GPU inside Windows Settings.