ASUS announced the most compact ZenBook series laptops, packing awe-inspiring aesthetics and superb performance. The latest models represent the high tech couture ASUS ZenBook laptop series that is world-renowned for its beautiful, thin-and-light minimalist designs.

Publication: PCQuest

Adobe tops the list of leading technology organisations to work for in India, followed by Nvidia and Microsoft in the second and third positions, respectively, job site Indeed said Tuesday. According to the Top-Rated Workplaces: Best in Tech report, as rated by Indian employees on Indeed, multinational companies continued to dominate the list.

Publication: Times Now News

Thanks to the dropping GPU prices and SSD becoming more affordable than ever, even lower-priced gaming laptops have become capable of providing an immersive gaming experience. These small, light and portable machines guarantee smooth game play and have ultra-efficient cooling fans. You can find some exciting offers and deals on PayTm mall if you are thinking of buying one.

Publication: The Times of India

The report on the global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chipset Market covers historical market trends, current market dynamics, market valuation by segmentation as well as region, country-level analysis for every segment, key player’s market share analysis, competitive landscape and supply chain analysis.

Publication: Webnewswire

Asus has launched the ZenBook 13, ZenBook 14 and ZenBook 15 laptops in India. The three laptop models were first introduced at IFA 2018 conference in Berlin last year and the Taiwanese company is bringing these devices to India after more than three months. With the new ZenBook lineup, Asus is strengthening its slim and lightweight product portfolio in India as it aims to compete with the likes of Apple, HP, Dell and Lenovo.

Publication: BGR ; 91Mobiles ; Gadget Diary ; Prokerala ; Daijiworld

You can’t just walk into a store and buy a laptop that the salesman is selling to you without knowing its pros and cons. So, here are 8 things you should keep in mind before buying yourself a laptop.

Publication: ScoopWhoop

The laptops on display at this year’s CES show point out some of the directions that we can expect the PC market to take in the rest of 2019. To me, three trends stood out: improved performance; improved battery life in laptops; and thinner bezels on displays, making it much easier for the manufacturers to create smaller machines.

Publication: PCMag

Cloud security refers to broad set of policies and technologies that are deployed to provide security to the organizational data and manage it efficiently. Cloud security market helps to prevent several kinds of cyber-attacks and protects the data in case of any breach happens. Cloud Security Market also helps in the maintenance and keeping the data confidential and prevent the unauthorized access to the employees as well as other external stakeholders.

Publication: Webnewswire

According to the report comparing the two EliteDesk 800 G4 configurations, “Intel Optane memory is a system accelerator that complements standard system memory (RAM) and can improve overall system responsiveness more than adding extra RAM.” The results PT found in their hands-on testing provide ample evidence to back that statement. In a range of tests, system and application tasks completed faster with the Intel Optane memory-driven system—saving up to 87% of time spent waiting.

Publication: Bizwire Express

MSI, world’s leading manufacturer of true gaming hardware is proudly announcing its new edition of Infinite X Gaming desktop. Featuring the Intel 9th generation processors up to i9-9900K, the MSI Infinite X 9th can overlock its system, offering addictive power for any gameplay. Together with the MSI’s renowned RTX graphics cards, Infinite X 9th put its users ahead of any others right before their game has started.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 has finally wrapped up, which has showcased a range of excellent innovations and technology advancements, which is expected to change our lives in a much better fashion. Score of tech companies around the world have participated at the show to introduce their latest smart technologies, an attempt to make your lives hassle-free by having enhanced connectivity of electronic appliances.

Publication: My Mobile

Intel said it is expanding its operations in Israel, where government ministers said the US computer chipmaker will invest some $10 billion in a new plant. “Intel today announced it will submit a business plan to the government of Israel for continued investment in its Kiryat Cat manufacturing site,” a statement from Intel’s Israeli representatives said.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

Ahead of the results, shares had already plunged 5% Tuesday – one day after rival Nvidia warned that conditions in China had led to an “extraordinary, unusually turbulent” quarter. The chipmaker cut its revenue guidance for the fourth quarter to roughly $2.2 billion, down from about $2.7 billion.

Publication: Business Insider India

De-noising is a vital post-processing component of ray-traced images, as it eliminates visual noise generated by too few rays intersecting pixels that make up an image. In an ideal world, a ray should hit every pixel on the screen, but in the real world, computing hasn’t advanced enough to do that in reasonable/real-time. Denoising attempts to correct and reconstruct such images. Intel today launched a free Open Image Denoise (OIDN) library for ray-tracing.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

Benchmarks of AMD’s upcoming Radeon VII graphics card have surfaced, courtesy of the one and only, graphics card info and results leaker extraordinaire Tum Apisak. In these scores, and looking purely at the graphics portion of the benchmarks, AMD’s solution really does seem to bring the fight to NVIDIA’s RTX 2080 – no small feat, considering that it’s mostly a shrunk-down version of AMD’s previous-gen Vega with overcharged memory and core clocks.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

It seems only yesterday that we were discussing a Turing microarchitecture-based TU116 die that would power the yet-to-be-confirmed GeForce GTX 1660 Ti. With no RTX technology support, this was speculated to be NVIDIA’s attempt to appease the mainstream gaming market that understands the GPU does not have enough horsepower to satisfactorily drive real-time ray tracing in games while still maintaining an optimal balance of visual fidelity and performance alike.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

PUBG Corp is testing out a lighter version of the battle royale game for the systems that do not have high-end hardware prowess. If you have ever wanted to play PUBG but your computer’s specifications are not up to the minimum requirements of the game then PUBG Lite might be the option for you.

Publication: The Indian Wire

MSI introduced the Prestige series to the world at COMPUTEX 2018 with a more professional focus, the hardware and design language of the Prestige series is all about bringing a more utilitarian look and feel to these laptops. At CES 2019, we saw a new addition to the family in the form of the MSI Prestige PS63 Modern.

Publication: Digit

This report presents a comprehensive overview, market shares, and growth opportunities of Artificial Intelligence in Law market by product type, application, key manufacturers and key regions. According to this study, over the next five years the Artificial Intelligence in Law market will register a xx% CAGR in terms of revenue, the global market size will reach US$ xx million by 2024, from US$ xx million in 2019.

Publication: Webnewswire

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) feels like the biggest ever with dozens of showcase venues, thousands of innovations and millions of products. It was a sprawling preview of the most exciting tech slated for release throughout the coming year. It’s an event too big for one convention centre and too diverse to gather up in a single piece.

Publication: The Techy

Artificial intelligence implementations are becoming increasingly visible today in smartphone interfaces, customer relations, sales, operations, corporate IT, product development, supply chains, and manufacturing. While the creation of artificial intelligence algorithms is becoming easier and cheaper, the challenge is in infrastructure integration, individual behaviours, and organisational cultures, as this new book explains.

Publication: YourStory

After launching a bunch of graphics cards in 2018 and stepping forward in 2019 with the latest RTX 2060, NVIDIA seems to be worried about the budget segment of the graphics card. With some very costly Ray Tracing graphics card with new Tensor cores, gaming has come up to some other level truly. But, are all these expensive cards affordable to a wide range of people?

Publication: TechnoSports

NVIDIA may have had the upper hand in the graphics card market for a while now, but when it comes to the stock market, team green’s have certainly seen better days. Today, after the company released a warning that revenue for the last quarter of the year will be down by $500 million versus a previously issued guidance, the company’s stocks plummeted by 14%.

Publication: TechQuila

The year 1991 is a critical one in India’s history. While urgent reforms had to be ushered to lift the ailing economy in the background, a slow revolution was in the making. The revolution was to change the perception and India’s image from a country of snake charmers to a country that can charm multinationals to outsource their IT systems.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

Acer’s 14-inch Chromebook with protective sleeve is down to just $239 today only at Amazon. That’s over $60 off its usual price there. This Chromebook has an Intel Celeron N3160 quad-core processor, Intel HD graphics, 4GB DDR3 RAM, and 16GB internal storage. It has two USB ports, a HDMI port, a backlit keyboard, and a full HD IPS display with LED backlighting.

Publication: Android Central

Intel will be releasing IPG-less versions of their most popular desktop processors soon, if some retailers’ listings of the CPUs are anything to go by. The i9-9900KF and i7-9700KF CPUs will bring about Intel’s best-performing architecture to date in an integrated GPU-less package, which will allow the company to bring prices down for the end user.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

Stealing a page from Apple’s recent earnings warning, Intel blamed a lack of demand in China as one of the reasons for reporting healthy fourth-quarter profits that were nevertheless less than Wall Street expected. Intel’s fourth quarter, traditionally the company’s strongest, capped what Intel said was a record-breaking year in terms of revenue. But Intel blamed China, weakness in cloud-computing customers, a weakened modem market, and an inability to manufacture enough processors as reasons the company’s revenues did not meet expectations.

Publication: Communications Today

Following on from being showcased at this year’s CES 2019 technology show earlier this month ASUS has officially added one extra to its new Asus VivoMini range of desktop mini PC systems adding the VC65-C1. The ASUS Asus VivoMini VC65-C1 company equipped with up to an Intel Core i7-8700T processor supported by up to 32GB of DDR4-2400 RAM together with multiple storage devices and even the ability to install an optional Blu-ray player if desired.

Publication: Geeky Gadgets

Last year’s Nvidia GTX 1060 was a mid-range champion that offered smooth and stable frame rates for a flawless 1080P gaming. Not only was it chasing the coat-tails of its big brother, the Nvidia GTX 1070, but it also locked horns with the AMD Radeon RX 580.

Publication: Beebom

PUBG is one of the mot played Battle Royale styled games in the world. The game drops 100 players into a map where they fight against each other using weapons they pick up around the map to emerge victorious as the last man standing.

Publication: iGyaan

Asus, the Taiwanese manufacturer of computer peripherals, recently launched Asus F570ZD, a laptop for entry- level gamers and for those on the lookout for a dedicated performance laptop to enhance their daily workflow. While the innards present in the laptop make it an exciting purchace, I took a deeper look to find out that is it still a valuable product when it comes to casual gaming and everyday computing.

Publication: India Finance News

Intel is giving finishing touches to its new family of compact WLAN cards for portables and motherboards, under the “Cyclone Peak” family. These include the Wireless-AX 22260 sold under Intel’s main brand, and two re-branded or differentiated products by RivetNetworks: Killer Wireless-AX 1650x (22260NGW), and Killer Wireless-AX 1650W (22260D2W). Device IDs for these cards were recently added to the IWLWIFI repository by Intel software teams.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

Things are running much better now, and we had time to run some Anthem benchmarks on a selection of graphics cards, from AMD and NVIDIA. We realized too late that even the Anthem Demo comes with a five activation limit, which gets triggered on every graphics card change. That’s why we could only test eight cards so far.. we’ll add more when the activations reset.

Publication: Tech Power Up

Intel answered many questions from Wall Street Thursday, but not the one that has dogged the company for seven months: Who will become chief executive of the giant chipmaker?

Publication: Livemint

Kolkata is now home to East India’s first Nvidia certified gaming cafe. It was unveiled in the city this week.

Publication: The Statesman

The US-based Intel, which powers connected devices and data centers, said its revenue will reach $71.5 billion with 1 percent growth in 2019 and $16 billion without any growth in Q1 2019. The global ICT industry is expecting a business slowdown after sales warnings from Apple, Samsung Electronics and Taiwan Semiconductor earlier this month. But Texas Instruments, Xilinx and Lam Research reported better-than-expected quarterly results. Intel rivals AMD and Nvidia are also likely to face business challenges.

Publication: Telecom Lead Gadgets 360 Deccan Chronicle TechCircle

New NVIDIA certified gaming cafe. Kolkata-based Zone Cafe has become the first game cafe in East India to get Nvidia’s GeForce Cafe Certification for offering immersive experience using the company’s latest technologies.

Publication: Mint

Acer has launched two new Chromebooks alongside TravelMate B114-21. The rugged laptops match the MIL-STD 810G military standards for durability and feature a shock-absorbing build. Additionally, the Chromebook Spin 512 sports a convertible form factor with a 360-degree hinge. Read more to find about Acer Chromebook 512, Spin 512, TravelMate B114-21 Price in India, Specifications, and Feature

Publication: Intellect Digest

Although Nvidia listed the RTX 2060 Founders Edition graphics card on its official online store in India for a price tag of INR 31,000 a couple weeks back, it wasn’t available to purchase back then. That changes today. Nvidia has now made the RTX 2060 Founders Edition graphics card available to purchase in India via its official online store for INR 31,000.

Publication: MySmartPrice

While chipmakers and brand vendors of smartphones are striving to seek a preemptive presence in the segments of 5G IPs, patents and AP chips, the most critical 5G modem chip solutions are now still a space dominated by three leading chipmakers Qualcomm, Intel and MediaTek.

Publication: DigiTimes

Acer has launched four new Chrome OS-based devices at BETT 2019. The new durable Chromebooks will add to the company’s already growing list of Chrome OS devices targeted at the education sector. Chromebooks are ideal for educational purposes given their affordable price points and cloud-based feature set. Acer’s latest Chromebooks are high on the durability factor, thanks to their MIL-STD 810G rating, and will start shipping in the US by the second quarter of 2019.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360

Multiple leaks online appear to point towards Nvidia launching a new mid-range GPU based on the current Turing architecture but with ray tracing features removed in order to cater to price-sensitive buyers. Rumours of such a product line, potentially using the GeForce GTX brand rather than GeForce RTX, have been making the rounds for months, but now concrete evidence has started to appear, including alleged benchmark scores and now a photo from an Nvidia industry event in China where the company’s graphics card manufacturing partners are said to have been briefed about the new model.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360

Buying laptop under a budget would be very easy with Paytm Mall with cashback offers. Featuring laptops from top brands like HP, Lenovo, Dell; all laptops are priced under Rs 25,000 and feature the latest software and other hardware features. The offer of no cost EMI is also available on every laptop so make sure you buy one during this offer.

Publication: The Times of India

Intel Corp.’s first forecasts for 2019 sent a signal to investors that a torrent of spending on data centers, which has nourished sales and earnings growth for years, is beginning to dry up. The chipmaker’s revenue and profit projections for the current quarter and the year fell short of analysts’ average estimates, sending shares tumbling in late trading on Thursday.

Publication: Bloomberg Quint

Semiconductor stocks are falling again after a weak earnings report from Intel Corp., the world’s second-biggest chipmaker, squelched Thursday’s relief rally. Rivals Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Nvidia Corp. each fell more than two percent in extended trading after Intel’s revenue forecast for the first quarter fell short of the lowest analyst estimate tracked by Bloomberg.

Publication: Bloomberg Quint ; Yahoo Finance

The rising number of accidents due to human error and increasing focus toward reducing transportation operating cost will fuel the demand for the artificial intelligence in transportation market. The Artificial Intelligence in Transportation Market is expected to expand at a steady rate of +17% during the forecast period. The growing demand for safety and security has created an opportunity for OEMs to develop new and innovative artificial intelligence systems that would attract customers.

Publication: Web Newswire

NVIDIA launched the GeForce RTX 20-series in September last year, with support for several new technologies like machine learning and RTX Raytracing. This feature is so big for NVIDIA that it has changed the naming of their GeForce cards from “GTX” to “RTX”. NVIDIA RTX is a near-turnkey real-time ray-tracing model for game developers that lets them fuse real-time ray-traced objects into 3D scenes that have been rasterized.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

A report from HardOCP could be shedding a floodlight-like amount of details on NVIDIA’s lineup plans for the lower end, and their current generation of Turing videocards. The site, citing industry sources, claims that NVIDIA’s GTX 1660 Ti, which has been shown to improve upon NVIDIA’s previous-gen GTX 1060 by some 16%, is reported to gon on sale at a previously reported sub-$300 pricing of $279 (lower than the skeptically expected $299). This graphics card is expected to go on sale as early as February 15th.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

Powerful laptops are a necessity nowadays to manage the heavy workloads in offices. And these laptops need to come with a look that suits the workspace environment and complements it as well. In this story we will be talking about some of these powerful and amazing design laptops, that might come into your workspaces really soon.

Publication: The Economic Times (Hindi)

ARCTIC today introduced the new Freezer 34 air cooler series. Development of the new Freezer series focused on increasing cooling capacity. With static pressure optimized P-fans and the improved heatsink, the Freezer 34 series offers high quality products with high-powered performance. The series consists of the standard Freezer 34 model; the Freezer 34 CO, a new tower CPU cooler; the Freezer 34 eSports; and the Freezer 34 eSports DUO.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

The Intel Neural Compute Stick 2 (NCS2) is designed to build smarter AI algorithms and for prototyping computer vision at the network edge. It affordably speeds the development of deep neural networks inference applications while delivering a performance boost over the previous generation neural compute stick.

Publication: Electronics Maker

Intel has released a Kubernetes-native deep learning platform, dubbed Nauta, on Github under the Apache 2.0 licence. Intel describes Nauta as a multi-user, distributed computing environment for running deep learning (DL) model training experiments on Intel Xeon Scalable processor-based systems.

Publication: Open Source for U

Dell had a fantastic showing in 2018 when it came to laptops. The excellent XPS 13 and 15 were among the best laptops we reviewed all year, and our hands-on with the Alienware-branded M15 left us salivating over the winter break. We’re back now and ready to reveal our full review after spending months with one of the most interesting updates to Alienware‘s laptop lineup in a while.

Publication: The Next Web

After announcing some of the world’s first AMD-powered Chromebooks at CES 2019 this month, Acer has announced two new 12-inch Chromebooks at the Bett conference for educators. The pocket-friendly notebooks are named Acer Chromebook 512 and Chromebook Spin 512 and will mostly appeal to students.

Publication: 91Mobiles ; IT News Online ; NDTV Gadgets360

The RTX 2060 gets the performance part right but is nowhere close to being affordable, not at all for the Indian market. Even NVIDIA knows that which is why we’re going to see the GTX 1660 Ti in roughly a month’s time without any of the fancy RT cores. Another distinction with this new generation is that the RTX 2060 is very much closer to the RTX 2070 in spec.

Publication: Digit

Until Apple perfects its own company-made CPUs, the next generation (possibly generations) of Macs will likely rely on Intel chips. Thanks to MacWorld who outlined Intel’s itinerary for 2019, we have an idea as to how 2019 Apple devices will be affected.

Publication: Yahoo Finance

It is usually quite hard for gaming laptop to hide their credentials, since most of these machines have shout “look at me” with bright colours, flashing lights and a general sense of excitement. Safe to say, you can’t really carry these to a meeting in office. But that is only if you don’t have the Dell G3 15 Gaming Laptop.

Publication: News18

HP has introduced two new Chromebooks in the company’s ‘Education Edition’ series, which are powered by Intel’s Gemini Lake processors and feature a durable build. The new HP Chromebook X360 11 G2 EE and the Chromebook 11 G7 EE feature a rugged body with a spill-resistant keyboard, shock-absorbing trims and drop resistance.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360

Asus redefined the design standards of a gaming laptop with the launch of their ROG Zephyrus series in 2018. Unlike fat and chunky gaming laptops of the past, the Zephyrus series aimed to pack all the power of a fat, chunky laptop into a slim body.

Publication: Moneycontrol

Until Apple perfects its own company-made CPUs, the next generation (possibly generations) of Macs will likely rely on Intel chips. Thanks to MacWorld who outlined Intel’s itinerary for 2019, we have an idea as to how 2019 Apple devices will be affected.

Publication: News18

At CES 2019, Nvidia launched the GeForce RTX 2060 for $349, bringing the graphics card closer to its GTX series peers such as 1070, 1070Ti, and AMD Vega 56 range. Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 is not only cheaper than the 1070, 1070Ti and Vega 56, but also outclasses them in terms of performance and featured support for ray tracing, benchmark tests show.

Publication: Moneycontrol ; Tech PowerUp

Earlier this month NVIDIA opened its new robotics research lab in Seattle near the University of Washington campus and has released a few videos teasing some of the projects currently under development within the lab. The lab has been created to “drive breakthrough robotics research to enable the next generation of robots that perform complex manipulation tasks to safely work alongside humans and transform industries such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and more.”

Publication: Geeky Gadgets

We recently got our hands on with the much-anticipated Resident Evil 2 for current generation of consoles and modern gaming PCs. Announced way back in 2015 and only revealed last year, Resident Evil 2 is more than a remake of the 1998 title. Continuing the same claustrophobic feel that the original game was known for, Resident Evil 2 not only manages to push visual barriers on consoles and gaming PCs, but also manages to deliver a phenomenal gameplay experience that will please action and horror enthusiasts in a number of different ways.

Publication: Gaming Bolt

1998 was a formative year in gaming. It was a year where franchises like Zelda made the move to 3D, Gordon Freeman stalked aliens from Xen with a crowbar, Metal Gear Solid emulated cinematic storytelling techniques and the launch of Unreal on PC ushered into existence, a game engine that is the most popular third-party solution used by developers worldwide.

Publication: PCMag

With both Sony and Microsoft racing to release the next-generation console, rumours of the next chip that will power these consoles have flooded the Internet with AMD at the centre. Reports say that AMD is in the process of introducing a brand new APU based on AMD’s Zen 2 architecture and a next-generation Navi GPU architecture.

Publication: Moneycontrol

Hewlett-Packard has introduced two new education edition Chromebox this week in the form of the HP Chromebook 11 x360 11 G2 EE With a convertible tablet style design and the entry-level HP Chromebook 11 G7 EE equipped with an 11.6 inch display.

Publication: Geeky Gadgets

The global Graphics Card (Video Card) market was valued at million US$ in 2018 and will reach million US$ by the end of 2025, growing at a CAGR of during 2019-2025. This report focuses on Graphics Card (Video Card) volume and value at global level, regional level and company level. From a global perspective, this report represents overall Graphics Card (Video Card) market size by analyzing historical data and future prospect.

Publication: Bizwire Express

Resident Evil 2 for PS4, Xbox One, and Windows PC release date is January 25 but it seems that Capcom’s survival horror re-imagining has had its street date broken this weekend. According to reports, stores in the US have been selling Resident Evil 2 over the weekend with images of retail copies surfacing on the series’ subreddit. This comes nearly a week after it received a demo on PSN, Xbox Live, and Steam.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360

The PC physical editions of The Division 2 and Far Cry New Dawn appear to be coming to India. According to listings on specialist game retailer Games The Shop, these two upcoming Ubisoft games will have PC releases on DVD for the country. This is a welcome turn of events following the publisher halting sale of physical editions of PC games after Watch Dogs 2. Far Cry New Dawn PC has a February 15 release date while The Division 2 PC has a March 15 release date.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360

Intel is giving final touches to a “Crimson Canyon” fully-assembled NUC desktop model which combines the company’s first 10 nm Core processor, and AMD Radeon discrete graphics. The NUC8i3CYSM desktop from Intel packs a Core i3-8121U “Cannon Lake” SoC, 8 GB of dual-channel LPDDR4 memory, and discrete AMD Radeon RX 540 mobile GPU with 2 GB of dedicated GDDR5 memory. A 1 TB 2.5-inch hard drive comes included, although you also get an M.2-2280 slot with both PCIe 3.0 x4 (NVMe) and SATA 6 Gbps wiring.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

Internet of things (IoT) analytics helps user by auto-generating operative and functional data with generation of intelligent analytics. Owing to its benefits including better efficiency, reduced operational costs and infrastructural optimization these technologies witnessing increased adoption of IoT based technologies.

Publication: Web Newswire

Samsung announced a new member to the ‘super’ ultrawide gaming monitor family with a higher resolution quad-HD model that’s sharper than its regular full-HD model released back in 2017. Super ultra-wide monitors have an aspect ratio of 32:9. 

Publication: The Economic Times

Acer has unveiled two new Windows ZA 10 gaming notebooks, the Predator Triton 900 and the Predator Triton 50. The Predator Triton 900 features a CNC-machined Ezel Aero Hinge that flips, extends, or reclines the 17-inch display. Users can switch between four usage modes: display mode, ezel mode, notebook mode, and stand mode. The Triton series 900’s trackpad is placed beside the keyboard and it comes in the size of 23.75 mm (0.94 inches).

Publication: Deccan Herald

The Consumer Electronics Show, held this week in Las Vegas, showcased gadgetry and technologies -from folding displays, high-end PCs, AR/VR cameras, hybrid vehicles to smart wearables – that boasted of outstanding design and engineering. 

Publication: The Times of India

Most talks around artificial intelligence end with that one query: “What will happen to my job?” Sometimes we fail to perceive that technology is a tool that’s supposed to be in service of greater ends, going beyond creating billionaires. AI could potentially be used in everything, from environmental research to health care, where people may be able to detect illnesses before complications arise, and even robotics companions.

Publication: The Telegraph

With digital transformation driving the growth for companies in India, enterprises are heavily investing in data centres across the country for large scale adoption of technologies like artificial intelligence, cloud and data analytics, among others.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

During CES 2019 this year NVIDIA announced that their graphics cards now support AMD FreeSync monitors thanks to an update to the latest GeForce drivers. If you are wondering how the new technology performs then you might be interested in a new video by the team over at Digital Foundry which puts the new NVIDIA FreeSync support through its paces.

Publication: Geeky Gadgets

Dell’s XPS lineup has always been seen as the pinnacle of PC design, ever since the company began making the series. While it used to be Dell’s gaming-centric line-up when it first arrived on the scene, the XPS series has morphed into productivity beasts in ground-breaking slim bodies as well as interesting design flourishes.

Publication: Beebom

Artificial intelligence has the potential to become the most impactful technology humanity will ever create, boosting us and giving the ability to solve problems once thought to be unsolvable. However, available GPU computing continues to be the limiting factor in developing AI systems. Innovative ideas are often discarded simply because the GPU compute costs would be too high.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) introduces its latest lineup of gaming laptops at CES® 2019, including the ROG Mothership, ROG Zephyrus S GX701, ROG G703, ROG Zephyrus S GX531, ROG Strix SCAR II, and ROG Strix Hero II. All have graphics powered by the latest NVidia GeForce RTX engines.

Publication: Digital Terminal

Mortal Kombat 11, which is an upcoming game that’s a part of the long-running and popular fighting game series, is now listed on Steam and that gives us some details we’ve been waiting for. Specifically, we now know what Mortal Kombat 11 PC price in India is going to be, apart from which PC editions will be available in the country and their system requirements.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets 360

Google Cloud has expanded the reach of Nvidia GPUs on Compute Engine across eight regions worldwide including Brazil, India, Japan and Singapore. This expansion comes right after Google Cloud launched the public beta of NVIDIA Tesla T4 GPU. Nvidia Tesla T4 happens to be the company’s latest GPU offering on GCP for AI architecture, after Nvidia K80, P4, P100, and V100.

Publication: Republic World

Take cues from Asus to build worthy laptops for every category and nothing’s going to sway your opinion about them. However, there’s truly no champion’s reign in the budget category for now and this laptop struggles to steal the mantle too. The cheaper VivoBook 15 is a great bargain for its price and it delivers on point, but the F570Z at hand has a longer story to tell, hear us out.

Publication: Stuff

Even among boutique PC builders and do-it-yourself masters, there is the holy grail where the budget is no object and only top-end hardware is permitted. After three parts of building a gaming PC, we bring to you the prosumer build guide. Since this is the last in the series, we present hardware that is far more expensive, though it occupies a very tiny portion of the actual market share.

Publication: Deccan Herald

Everyone likes their laptops to be thin, light and compact but most users buy a laptop gauging the type of work they’re going to do using the laptop. For IT professionals and enterprise users, security and peace of mind takes precedence and that’s exactly the market at which the Dell Latitude 7390 2-in-1 is aimed at.

Publication: Firstpost

In part one of our interview with Alienware VP, Frank Azor, we touched upon Dell’s hero product for CES 2019 — the Area-51m flagship gaming laptop. We talked about what went into designing the laptop, Nvidia’s roll in the creation of the modular graphics cards, and how the company plans to market this fairly expensive laptop.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360

Intel India saw profits grow 4.6% to 7379 crore revenue by 23 % to 74,149 crore in fiscal 2018, according to the company’s filings to Registrar of Com­panies (RoC). The company has se­en increased competition from pe­ers such as AMD in India and other markets, say analysts.

Publication: The Economic Times

Sabyasachi Bose, a gaming pro who has represented OpTic India at international gaming competitions, is open to playing on laptops if they come with desktop-grade hardware. “If the laptop is as powerful as a desktop, I won’t mind using it, but I will have to connect it to a 24-inch or larger monitor which is a requirement in most professional gaming tournaments,” he says, adding that regulations may not permit this. Besides, it beats the very purpose of getting a laptop.

Publication: Mint

Battlefield V ongoing content plan revolves around their newly introduced Tides of War system that gives objectives for various game modes each week to unlock unique in game items such as guns, cosmetics and more. Tides of War, Chapter 1 Overture recently ended after four weeks of some pretty unique unlocks behind some challenging objectives, the hardest of which of course was to win a grand operation which took on average about 40 minutes of gameplay to stand a chance of winning.

Publication: Deccan Chronicle ; The Asian Age

Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has officially stated that the company has depleted its stock of high-end GeForce GTX 10-series GPUs, with supplies for the rest of the line set to dry up soon. That means that worldwide supply of new GeForce GTX 10-series graphics cards will begin to dry up in the very near future, leaving only the much more expensive new GeForce RTX 20-series.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360

Nvidia’s Artificial Intelligence-focused Tesla T4 GPUs have become available in India for the first time. The GPUs are available through Google Cloud Platform which is currently available in beta. Nvidia is also rolling out its new GPUs to Brazil, Japan and Singapore.

Publication: Hindustan Times

ASUS today rolled out a pair of entry-level motherboards based on Intel B365 Express chipset for 8th and 9th generation Core processors. The B365 has been extensively detailed in our older article as trading off features such as integrated USB 3.1 gen 2 and an older version of Management Engine, in exchange for significantly more downstream PCIe lanes than the B360 Express. Intel’s decision to fallback to the 22 nm node for chipsets resulted in the B365. Among ASUS’ new motherboards include the Prime B365M-A and Prime B365M-K.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

It happened. Finally, after years of waiting, NVIDIA opened up its G-Sync proprietary solution to support for VESA’s VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) Adaptive Sync technology – where AMD’s FreeSync tech is based upon. The news came from NVIDIA’s own Jensen Huang, in a market that has consistently seen its G-Sync capable monitors being sold for (at the very least) $100 more than their FreeSync-capable counterparts.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

In terms of practicality, a six-pound tablet is right up there with an eight-pound Bic ballpoint pen or triangular Goodyear tires. We’ve said in numerous reviews that 15.6-inch 2-in-1 convertibles are too bulky and heavy for use in tablet mode, so you can imagine how ungainly such a system with a 17.3-inch screen is.

Publication: PCMag

The department of information and technology (DoIT) inked three significant agreements with major multinational companies, including America chipset manufacturer Intel Corporation, on Thursday as part of an initiative to put Goa on the startup map in India.

Publication: The Times of India

Away from the big stages and halls teaming with people, Intel made a pretty big announcement in the cosy setting of their Media room at CES 2019. The new Intel Optane Memory H10 is an m.2 device that houses both cache and NAND flash on the same stick.  The hybrid Optane module is designed specifically keeping laptops in mind, especially those that offer only one m.2 socket on the motherboard.

Publication: Digit

Recently, NVIDIA announced that they have added another offering to their consumer GPU lineup. The entry-level RTX card known as the RTX 2060 comes after the launch of their RTX 2070 and 2080 models. This new lineup of cards has everyone in the gaming space excited, as it brings with it the promise of the holy grail of rendering; dubbed as real-time ray tracing.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

When Nvidia launched the RTX line of graphics cards last year, it created a clear distinction between last-gen cards (GTX) and the new current-gen cards (RTX). However, the waters looks set to get muddier this year with news that Nvidia is planning to launch a new GTX graphics card.

Publication: PCMag ; Tech PowerUp

Alienware has created one of the most beastly pieces of portable PCs the gaming world has ever seen. The Area 51-m is a solid gaming device which can run pretty much any game thrown its way. The Alienware Area-51m is factory overclocked. Its best feature is the extensive upgradability. Desktop PCs have always had an upper hand compared to laptops in this regard. It can accommodate Nvidia’s RTX 2080. The graphics card can be conveniently removed from its module and replaced in the future. It’s also available with the RTX 2060 or 2070.

Publication: TechQuila

It’s the start of a new era. On Tuesday, Nvidia fulfilled its CES promises by releasing GeForce driver 417.71, which lets GeForce graphics cards tap into the Adaptive Sync capabilities of AMD FreeSync monitors for buttery-smooth, tearing-free gaming. Previously, GeForce GPUs could only synchronize their refresh rates with Nvidia’s own G-Sync displays, which tend to cost much more than FreeSync displays. You can snag the driver in the GeForce Experience app or on the GeForce website.

Publication: ComputerWorld

The age of the personal computer has essentially been replaced by its successor in the tech world i.e. the mighty laptop. While laptops must have started as mere business tools, they are now catering to pretty much all our daily computing needs. Whether it is education, gaming or just surfing the internet, laptops have managed to carve a niche for themselves in the tech market. But, getting hold of a laptop with a fast processor, good quality display and large battery life in an affordable budget can be a difficult task.

Publication: My Good Times

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) today introduces its latest lineup of gaming laptops at CES® 2019, including the ROG Mothership, ROG Zephyrus S GX701, ROG G703, ROG Zephyrus S GX531, ROG Strix SCAR II, and ROG Strix Hero II. All have graphics powered by the latest NVidia GeForce RTX engines. This full top-to-bottom lineup is filled with updates that elevate your portable PC gaming experience across a diverse family of form factors from the ultra-slim Zephyrus S to the musclebound G703.

Publication: Electronics Maker

In a wide-ranging Q&A with media at CES 2019 posted by VentureBeat, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responded to a reporter’s question about the excess supply of GPUs caused by the crypto crash, noting the dwindling supply of 10-series GPUs. Huang stated the company held back on shipping new GPUs for a quarter while the company waited for the current inventory to dry up, and said that currently almost all of them have been sold.

Publication: IGN India

When it comes to computer CPUs, Intel is a household name. The Intel Core i9-9900K is the latest flagship CPU from the company, which is aimed towards gaming enthusiasts, as the Core i9-9900K is the first CPU from the company which can reach up to 5.0 GHz clock speed.

Publication: Yahoo Finance ; Gizbot

Announced at The Game Awards 2018, Far Cry New Dawn is a post-apocalyptic shooter set in the Far Cry universe after the events of Far Cry 5. The Far Cry New Dawn release date is February 15 on PS4, Xbox One, and Windows PC. Ubisoft has now revealed what the game’s PC system requirements are, going as far as to recommend what you’d need to play the game at 30fps and 60fps in 4K resolution.The Far Cry New Dawn price is Rs. 2,499 on PS4 and Xbox One, and Rs. 2,249 on PC via Steam ($40 in the US).

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360 ; Gaming Bolt

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has announced its latest lineup of gaming laptops at CES 2019, including the ROG Mothership, ROG Zephyrus S GX701, ROG G703, ROG Zephyrus S GX531, ROG Strix SCAR II, and ROG Strix Hero II. All have graphics powered by the latest NVidia GeForce RTX engines. This full top-to-bottom lineup is filled with updates that elevate your portable PC gaming experience across a diverse family of form factors from the ultra-slim Zephyrus S to the musclebound G703.

Publication: Deccan Chronicle

The essence of the laptop hinges upon its portability. In fact, this might be the best time to purchase one, as laptops have become sleeker, thinner, lighter and much more decorous compared to older clunky counterparts. To top it all, modern processors ensure that you get the performance you need from these lightweight machines.

Publication: Digit

It looks like RTX technology won’t make it to sub-$250 market segments as the GPUs aren’t fast enough to handle real-time raytracing, and it makes little economic sense for NVIDIA to add billions of additional transistors for RT cores and tensor cores. The company is hence carving out a sub-class of “Turing” GPUs under the TU11x ASIC series, which will power new GeForce GTX family SKUs, such as the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, and other GTX 1000-series SKUs.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

During the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week, we picked up an intriguing rumor circulating among a few C-Level executives that Intel Corp. is pondering the acquisition of AMD. Given Intel’s acrimonious history vs. AMD in the CPU market, common sense says this is an unlikely marriage. Most analysts we reached dismissed it outright.

Publication: EET India

NVIDIA today released its latest version of GeForce software. Version 417.71 WHQL is the first public driver to add support for the new GeForce RTX 2060 graphics card. More importantly, it makes good on CEO Jen-Hsun Huang’s promise to make NVIDIA GPUs, “Pascal” and “Turing,” compatible with VESA Adaptive-Sync (AMD FreeSync) monitors.

Publication: Tech Power Up

ESL and NODWIN Gaming, a subsidiary of Nazara Technologies, have joined forces to bring one of the most popular gaming events in the world, ESL One, to India. The event will be held at the NSCI Dome, Mumbai between April 19 and 21, 2019. Intel will sponsor the event.

Publication: Mint

Intel Corp. has been trying to fill the most prominent role in the $400-billion chip industry for more than six months. The company’s board still hasn’t found what it’s looking for.

Publication: Gadgets 360

Rumor has it that Apple is planning to produce its own CPUs and GPUs for Macs. Those T2 processors we have today are just a tiny first step—the big leap is to take something like the A12X and build a MacBook around it. It makes sense from the perspective of both power-to-performance ratio and a cost-to-performance ratio.

Publication: Computerworld

Traditionally, the “60” variant in an Nvidia GPU lineup has stood for value. It bests or competes with the “70” variant of the last generation GPU line at a significantly lesser price.

Publication: PC Mag

Qualcomm Inc.’s lawyers saw a chance to score some points in a government antitrust case against the chipmaker by making an example of rival Intel Corp. as a company accused of abusing its dominance of an industry. They were wrong.

Publication: Financial Express

Last year, Nvidia’s RTX graphics cards were met with a mooted response. They were really expensive and developers weren’t ready to utilise the new features of the card. Sure, ray tracing looked cool, allowing game makers to create really impressive lighting and reflections, but it just wasn’t in many games so there wasn’t reason to upgrade.

Publication: Stuff

There’s no shortage of famous Indian names in technology — the CEOs of Google, Microsoft and Adobe are all Indian, and Indian CTOs are scattered across Silicon Valley. But there are some Indians who’ve invented tech products that we use every day — and they aren’t nearly as well known as their high-flying CEO counterparts.

Publication: Office Chai

Intel and Alibaba announced that they are teaming to develop athlete tracking technology powered by artificial intelligence (Al) that is aimed to be deployed at the Olympic Games 2020 and beyond.

Publication: The Morning Standard

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang slammed rival AMD’s first 7-nanometer gaming graphics card right after it was unveiled. Huang described the performance of AMD’s latest Radeon VII graphics processing unit as “lousy,” according to Gizmodo, which was at the roundtable attended by media outlets. AMD says the new chip can provide up to 36% higher performance than its previous top-of-the-line graphics cards.

Publication: Business Insider Tech Power Up TechQuila

Intel’s Shooting Star drones, which fly in formation to create light shows in the sky

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

On the eve of CES, Intel leaders – Gregory Bryant, senior vice president, Client Computing Group; Navin Shenoy, executive vice president, Data Center Group; and Professor Amnon Shashua, president and CEO of Mobileye, an Intel company – took to the stage to showcase the company’s commitment to continuously improve the computing and communications foundation that will advance the way we experience the world and expand human potential.

Publication: Digital Creed

US chipmaker Intel is bullish on the data centre business as the company has been receiving strong demand from cloud and communication service providers which are investing in setting up data centres.

Publication: Financial Express

Computing and technology sector was at the centrestage at the ongoing CES 2019, and leading chipmaker Intel made a slew of announcements recently. One of the key announcements was about a new class of chip, aimed at speeding up inference for companies with a high demand for workloads.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

Intel has showcased a new 10-nanometre-based network system on chip (SoC), code-named “Snow Ridge,” that has been developed specifically for 5G wireless access and edge computing.

Publication: ETCIO The Economic Times

Tech birthdays in 2019: Lyft: 7 years Snapchat: 8 years Uber: 10 years Twitter: 13 years Facebook: 15 years Tesla: 16 years Google: 21 years Mozilla: 21 years Netflix: 22 years Amazon: 25 years Apple: 43 years Microsoft: 44 years Intel: 51 years HP: 80 years IBM: 108 years

Publication: ET Brand Equity

Intel has made a series of announcements at its CES 2019 press conference, ranging from updates on its 10nm CPUs to new initiatives by its automotive division, to data centre and AI advancements. Speaking at the keynote, Senior VP of the Client Computing Group, Greg Bryant, and EVP of the Data Centre Group, Navin Shenoy, promised that Intel is evolving from a PC-centric company to a data-centric company.

Publication: Gagdets 360

Lenovo has introduced a number of new gaming hardware at CES 2019, including the new Legion Y740 and Legion Y540 gaming laptops. The company is also bringing the upgraded versions of its Legion T730 and Legion T530 towers as well as Legion C730 and Legion C530 cubes.

Publication: Gadgets 360

Intel Corp said on Monday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas that it is working with Facebook Inc to finish a new artificial intelligence chip in the second half of this year.

Publication: ETCIO Mint

Qualcomm Inc., the largest maker of chips for smartphones, said it’s leading the charge to be the main supplier of technology for 5G phones coming this year and announced new products aimed at winning more orders in the automotive market.

Publication: Hindustan Times

CES 2019 or the Consumer Electronics Show is underway in Las Vegas, USA. The show kicked off yesterday showcasing innovative products. Day 1 of CES 2019 had big names like Asus, AMD and NVIDIA showcasing their gaming centric products. There was also an interesting announcement made by Samsung that it would support Apple Airplay 2, a classic case of two enemies joining hands in times of shrinking profit margins.

Publication: Business Today

Led by Samsung Electronics, worldwide semiconductor revenue totalled $476.7 billion in 2018, a 13.4 per cent increase from 2017, according to preliminary results by market research firm Gartner on Monday.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

HP unveiled a massive 65-inch gaming display with soundbar, OMEN X Emperium 65 at CES 2019. The big format gaming display (BFGD) is expected to be available in March in Asia-Pacific for a starting price of $4,999, HP said.

Publication: The Economic Times

Asus at CES 2019 unveiled a range of gaming laptops from its Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand. The new range includes updated versions of the ROG Strix SCAR II and ROG Strix Hero II models with Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics.

Publication: Gadgets 360 Firstpost

After weeks of speculation, Nvidia GeForce RTX2060 graphics card finally became official at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 in Vegas. Aimed at bringing Turing architecture GPUs to gamers, GeForce RTX2060 graphics card will be available on devices from Acer, Alienware, Dell, HP and Lenovo from January 15. The graphics card is priced at $349 (Rs 24,000 approximately).

Publication: Hindustan Times

NVIDIA will implement the 7 nanometer EUV (extreme ultraviolet) lithography to build its future generation of GPUs slated for 2020, according to Japanese publication MyNavi.jp. The GPU giant could be among the first customers besides IBM, to contract Samsung for 7 nm EUV mass-production of GPUs. IBM will use the Korean semiconductor giant for manufacturing Z-series processors and FPGAs. Samsung announced in October 2018 that it will begin risk-production on its 7 nm EUV node in early-2019.

Publication: Tech Power Up

Huawei unveiled a new processor chip for servers as the Chinese telecommunications gear giant pushes ahead with expansion despite closer scrutiny from abroad. The Kunpeng 920 is built using the cutting edge 7-nanometer process and uses the semiconductor architecture of ARM Holdings, Shenzhen-based Huawei said in a statement on Monday. The new chips would compete with the dominant x86 server architecture used by US giants Intel and Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

Publication: Hindustan Times

2018 was an amazing year for PC hardware with multiple launches, some of which were being anticipated for years. We got new products in almost every segment like motherboards, RAMs, SSDs, new processors from both AMD and Intel, and obviously, NVIDIA finally launched its much anticipated RTX graphics cards with ray tracing features, we even saw Corsair launching ‘fake RAM’ with RGB lighting and no actual RAM.

Publication: TechQuila

Whoever said PCs are dead just needs to take a look at the PC brands that are showcasing their wares. Everyone from Lenovo to Dell to Asus from the OEM side to Intel, AMD, Qualcomm and Nvidia from the chipmakers are expected to showcase new products and technologies.

Publication: Firstpost

Graphic processor major NVIDIA plans to expand gaming footprint in India by adding 100 gaming cafes in India this year. The US-headquartered company said the country has a bigger scope for growth with its increasing online gaming community and has seen a sharp rise in use of gaming hardware and computers in the past few years.

Publication: ET Brand Equity

Both the heavyweights have scheduled press conferences at this year’s CES, but we’d bet our money on AMD. The chip maker is rumored to announce Ryzen 3, its first 7nm processor. Meanwhile, we are expecting Intel to talk about 5G, even though its 5G modem won’t be integrated into smartphones until 2020.

Publication: The Indian Express

US chipmaker Qualcomm has criticised India’s move to make it mandatory for companies to store customers’ personal data locally, saying any such blanket regulation can hit the competitiveness of a company and limit consumers’ choice.

Publication: The Economic Times

The two largest smartphone makers in the world supply a majority of their own modem chips to help their devices connect to wireless data networks, according to evidence presented at an antitrust trial for chip supplier Qualcomm Inc.

Publication: Firstpost

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme that was unveiled at the IFA conference back in September last year has now been launched in India. The ThinkPad X1 Extreme is designed with a list of multimedia and gaming capabilities.

Publication: Gadgets 360 My Smart Price

As I reflect on the time that has passed since we renewed our commitment to security through our security‑first pledge a year ago, I’m proud of the work the Intel team has done to show our commitment to transparency and, above all, to the security of our products. And yet, as anyone familiar with the security landscape knows: We must remain vigilant as our work is never done. The nature of security threats will continue to evolve and we must actively evolve with it.

Publication: IT News Online

Gamer Connect is an event held by Nvidia, the US-based developer of graphics processing units (GPUs), for video game enthusiasts to try out the latest gaming hardware and accessories from companies like LG, Corsair, Logitech, Zotac and others. 

Publication: Times of India

Starting off with AMD, their Adrenaline 2019 software utility packs in a lot of features, one of which enables you to overclock your monitor.

Publication: Digit

The easiest way to get more performance from your system is by overclocking the CPU. All consumer grade CPUs have a built-in headroom which is automatically accessed should the need arise by means of that CPU’s Turbo frequency. The extent of Turbo on your CPU is determined by your motherboard and your CPU SKU. Lower-end SKUs will not have a high turbo frequency and in case of AMD Ryzen CPUs, the turbo (XFR as AMD calls it) also depends on the motherboard.

Publication: Digit

The latest GDDR6 memory standard, currently implemented by NVIDIA in its GeForce RTX 20-series graphics cards, pulls great premium. According to a 3DCenter.org report citing list-prices sourced from electronics components wholeseller DigiKey, 14 Gbps GDDR6 memory chips from Micron Technology cost over 70 percent more than common 8 Gbps GDDR5 chips of the same density, from the same manufacturer.

Publication: Tech Power Up

In December 2017, Nvidia released the Titan V GPU. Primarily targeting use cases such as machine learning, big data analysis, and artificial intelligence development. It turns out that the Titan V has other applications too.

Publication: Gadgets 360

PC maker Dell has launched two new Inspiron 5000 series notebooks in India: Inspiron 5480 and Inspiron 5580. While the Inspiron 5480 is a 14-inch notebook, the Inspiron 5580 is a 15-inch notebook. Both of them run on 8th Generation Whiskey Lake Intel Core processors and are targeted at tech-savvy users.

Publication: MySmartPrice

Mint asked top company bosses how they see disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and 5G impacting Indian firms. The IT and digital transformation industry is witnessing exponential growth in the use of cutting-edge digital technologies like Blockchain, 5G, AI, automation, robotics, cybersecurity and IoT. One can expect all these new age technologies to make greater inroads both in the Indian and global markets, in the years ahead.

Publication: Mint

As demands for high-end mobile games continue to rise in the country, Taiwanese electronics major ASUS recently launched its first gaming-centric smartphone under its Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand in India. The company’s flagship device ROG Phone is designed for high-performance mobile gaming and smartphone experience. It was first unveiled globally at the Computex 2018 in June this year.

Publication: The Hans India

The year 2018 was not just about smartphones, smart TVs, and laptops. The passing year also gave us some really cool and performance driven computer accessories, which can help you make the most out of your laptop and PC in everyday routine.

Publication: Yahoo Finance

Forget about a year, technology changes drastically every minute and certainly for good. Unlike previous years, the trend for 2018 was not just focused on mobile phones but on various gadgets that made their debut and took the market by storm. All these gadgets impressed us with their top-notch features and sheer power.

Publication: The Times of India

The hardware requirement for AI and deep learning applications has evolved exponentially. With a large number of computations being processed from AI-based and deep learning-based systems, there is a need for a stronger and reliable support system to carry it.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

When it comes to laptops and computers in general, Dell needs no introduction. The company got their start back in 1984 when Michael Dell started PC’s Limited. Fast forward to 1988, and the company changed its name to Dell Computer Corp, at which point it officially went public raising $30 million. It is after this that Dell released their first laptop, the 316LT, in 1989. That said, it has not always been smooth sailing for the company either with many bumps in the road between then and now. Even so, they remain the third-largest PC manufacturer today with a market share of 15%.

Publication: Tech Power Up

There aren’t many ways 2018 could have gone worse for the tech industry. It felt like every week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and friends were apologizing for some major privacy blunder or platform manipulation. Self-driving cars proved they weren’t ready to hit the road and Elon Musk nearly self-destructed on Twitter. Electric scooters swarmed cities only to be vandalized in droves. Tech-stock peaks gave way to market tumbles.

Publication: Business Standard

The year 2018 has been a wonderful year. Not with regards to user privacy and data, but in terms of tech innovations and design improvements. Alongside some really cool foldable smartphones, we’ve seen futuristic rollable TVs, elegant wearables, and powerful dual-screen laptops. Here we pick some of the most meaningful and technologically sound gadgets of the year. Take a look!

Publication: Yahoo Finance

When Mumbai-based Ankur Diwakar started playing games professionally in 2007, the country had little scope for such careers. Today, Diwakar has represented India in professional gaming tournaments (commonly called esports) and has even begun giving lectures in universities on how to take up esports as a viable career. According to Diwakar, while esports in India is not on a par with Asian standards yet, the gap is closing.

Publication: Livemint

Nvidia will launch its mid-range GeForce RTX 2060 GPU on the 7th of January and it will be priced at $349 (approximately Rs. 24,337), according to some pretty detailed leaks. That purported launch date would line up with Nvidia’s scheduled press conference at CES 2019. GeForce RTX 2060 graphics cards have previously been rumoured to be coming soon, but now at least one such device has been leaked in full, including specifications, photos, and benchmark scores in addition to the price and launch date.

Publication: Gadgets360

The evolution and introduction of three-dimensional (3D) animation has given the world of animation a new perspective. The process of creating 3D moving images in a digital space through objects or models has given these illusions depth. One of the most fundamental differences between 2D animation and 3D animation is the technique used for creating the images and the way they look.

Publication: Web Newswire