تعمل Samsung على طرح تحديث One UI 7 لأجهزتها القديمة، بدءًا من سلسلة Galaxy S24، لكن مشكلة أدت إلى توقف التحديث مؤقتًا. تختلف الجداول الزمنية قليلاً حسب المنطقة، لكن مزود الخدمة الكندي Telus نشر جدولًا لشهر أبريل يوضح التفاصيل التالية:تلقت أجهزة Samsung Galaxy S23 وS23+ وS23 Ultra تحديثًا أمنيًا في 14 مارس، ومن المتوقع أن تحصل على تحديث Android 15/One UI 7 في 22 أبريل (الثلاثاء القادم). أما Samsung Galaxy S23 FE، فقد حصل على تحديث أمني لاحقًا في 28 مارس، مما يجعله متأخرًا عن الثلاثي الرئيسي. تشير خارطة طريق حديثة إلى أن S23 FE قد يحصل على التحديث في 24 أبريل في كندا، بينما يشير الجدول الأوروبي إلى مايو. إذا استمر الفارق الزمني البالغ 5 أسابيع بين التحديث الأمني وتحديث النظام، فقد ينتظر مالكو S23 FE في كندا حتى الأسبوع القادم.بالنسبة لسلسلة Galaxy S24، كان من المقرر طرح التحديث في 11 أبريل، لكن لا يوجد تاريخ مؤكد لاستئناف الطرح بعد التوقف (تم تحديث الجدول آخر مرة في 14 أبريل). أما Galaxy S24 FE، فلم يكن مدرجًا في جدول أبريل، مما يجعل طرح التحديث في مايو أكثر ترجيحًا.تجدر الإشارة إلى أن مشكلة فتح القفل، خاصة في طرازات S24 التي تعمل بمعالج Exynos، تسببت في تعليق الطرح عالميًا في وقت سابق من هذا الشهر، لكن Samsung استأنفت التحديث في 15 أبريل لبعض الأجهزة مثل S24 وZ Fold 6 وZ Flip 6 في مناطق محدودة، بما في ذلك كندا. يُنصح المستخدمون بالتحقق من التحديث عبر الإعدادات > تحديث البرنامج، مع ضمان الاتصال بشبكة Wi-Fi ووجود بطارية كافية.المصدر

Minecraft will soon add the ability to leash together mobs to each other or objects, opening up new possibilities for how players engage with the game's voxel-based world.As explained in a blog on the Minecraft website, the ability to lead a single mob with a leash has existed for some time. The upcoming changes to the feature, however, will greatly expand what can be done with leashes, allowing players to tie mobs together and attach them to a wider variety of objects.An example of how leashes can be used to turn Happy Ghasts into hot air balloons.The blog gives examples of leashing horses together or using leashes to turn friendly Happy Ghasts into hot air balloons. While some leash functionality, like the ability to tie a leash to a fence, isn't new, changes to how they work are. It will be easier to add and remove leashes from knots, and players looking to remove one particular mob from a leashed group can use shears to do so. Keep in mind, players can't leash together other players or use shears to mess with someone else's leashes.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Devil Fruits are quite possibly the most fascinating aspect of the One Piece world, given that they represent human desire and the possibility for infinite evolution. Fans have found out a great deal about Devil Fruits over the course of the Final Saga so far, and it is clear that Oda intends to reveal bits and pieces about them slowly.

So… have you ever heard of SS13(space station 13)? If so, keep on reading; if not, then keep on reading. Well I'll give you a quick summary:It's a game built off of BYOND, and you can make super fun things with it.and that's why I introduce you to…Unionstation13!!!Are you intrigued yet? I sure hope so because I'm about to go on a ramble for a bit.Lore: Space… Heavy Roleplay, and a fresh wiki.Gameplay: NEW MECHANICS OMG… not kidding,

Every company and country wants to grow and create economic opportunity — but they need virtually limitless intelligence to do so. Working with its ecosystem partners, NVIDIA this week is underscoring its work advancing reasoning, AI models and compute infrastructure to manufacture intelligence in AI factories — driving the next phase of growth in the U.S. and around the world. Yesterday, NVIDIA announced it will manufacture AI supercomputers in the U.S. for the first time. Within the next four years, the company plans with its partners to produce up to half a trillion dollars of AI infrastructure in the U.S. Building NVIDIA AI supercomputers in the U.S. for American AI factories is expected to create opportunities for hundreds of thousands of people and drive trillions of dollars in growth over the coming decades. Some of the NVIDIA Blackwell compute engines at the heart of those AI supercomputers are already being produced at TSMC fabs in Arizona. NVIDIA announced today that NVIDIA Blackwell GB200 NVL72 rack-scale systems are now available from CoreWeave for customers to train next-generation AI models and run applications at scale. CoreWeave has thousands of NVIDIA Grace Blackwell processors available now to train and deploy the next wave of AI. Beyond hardware innovation, NVIDIA also pioneers AI software to create more efficient and intelligent models. Marking the latest in those advances, the NVIDIA Llama Nemotron Ultra model was recognized today by Artificial Analysis as the world’s most accurate open-source reasoning model for scientific and complex coding tasks. It’s also now ranked among the top reasoning models in the world. NVIDIA’s engineering feats serve as the foundation of it all. A team of NVIDIA engineers won first place in the AI Mathematical Olympiad, competing against 2,200 teams to solve complex mathematical reasoning problems, which are key to advancing scientific discovery, disciplines and domains. The same post-training techniques and open datasets from NVIDIA’s winning effort in the math reasoning competition were applied in training the Llama Nemotron Ultra model. The world’s need for intelligence is virtually limitless, and NVIDIA’s AI platform is helping meet that need — everywhere, all at once.

If you just can’t get enough of the cyberpunk vibe, Humble is currently offering a bundle of eight Steam Deck-verified titles for just $14. The highlight of the Humble’s Neon Lights bundle is the fast and brutal cyberpunk platformer Ghostrunner. While the difficulty curve of Ghostrunner can be unforgiving at times, I can’t think of a game that better encapsulates the wall-running cyborg-ninja fantasy. If you’d prefer something a little more chill, I’d definitely recommend checking out some of the adventure titles on this list like The Red Strings Club, ANNO: Mutationem, and Neon Blood. Some other games featured in this bundle include the turn-based strategy title Showgunners, roguelikes Neon Abyss and Black Future ’88, and the Jet Set Radio-inspired RKGK/Rakugaki. As with other Humble bundles, a portion of each sale goes to benefit a nonprofit. In this case, it’s Xperience Studios, a Black-led charity which provides funding for entrepreneurs in the video game industry. You can use the “Adjust Donation” drop-down menu on the right side of the bundle page to adjust how the funds from your sale are distributed.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication.If you’ve been meaning to grab an e-reader for the first time, this Kindle Paperwhite deal on Woot might be worth a closer look, especially if you don’t mind a gently used product. It’s the 11th Gen model from 2021, refurbished to Grade-A condition, starting at $89.99 for 16GB and $109.99 for 32GB versions. You can knock another $5 off with code FIREFIVE at checkout, but only through April 29—or until they sell out. 11th Gen Kindle Paperwhite (grade A condition) $89.99 at Woot Get Deal Get Deal $89.99 at Woot These are refurbished units, so there may be light signs of wear. But Woot says they’ve all been tested and cleared to work like new, and each one comes with a 90-day limited warranty. If you're after the newest model, however, the 2024 Amazon Kindle Paperwhite is available for $159.99. Read its in-depth review to compare it with the 2021 model and see which one fits your needs better.PCMag awarded this model the Best eBook Reader of the Year 2021, along with their Editor's Choice award. What you’re getting here is a reader with a 6.8-inch glare-free screen (330ppi) that uses e-ink tech, so it feels like reading on paper. It is also easier on the eyes thanks to its warm light setting that adjusts to your environment. Compared to older models, this one reportedly gives you more text per page, a flatter front that keeps dirt out, and a brighter display for daylight reading. It’s also IPX8 waterproof, meaning you can read in the bath, by the pool, or at the beach. These versions, like most Kindles, show ads on the lock screen unless you pay extra to remove them later. The build itself is light and comfy to hold, weighing just over seven ounces. It uses USB-C for charging, though Amazon only includes a cable, not the power brick. Storage-wise, the 16GB model should be enough for thousands of ebooks, while the 32GB version adds headroom for audiobooks and PDFs. It supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wifi but can’t connect to peer-to-peer networks.

Google announced today that it will no longer be using country code top level domains for searches. Instead, all search services will happen on the google.com URL and local results will be delivered automatically. For example, that means users in the UK will no longer see google.co.uk in their browser's address bar. Google URLs with those country-specific domain endings will now redirect to the main google.com address. Google started using location information to automatically provide search results based on geography in 2017. With that change, it didn't matter whether you entered a query into a local country code URL or into google.com; you'd always see the results version for the place you were physically located. Today's announcement seems to take that initial action to its conclusion by sunsetting those ccTLDs. "It’s important to note that while this update will change what people see in their browser address bar, it won’t affect the way Search works, nor will it change how we handle obligations under national laws," Google noted in its announcement.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/google-is-retiring-country-specific-domains-for-search-212157490.html?src=rss

Google's DolphinGemma AI model may help scientists communicate with dolphins.

Nvidia will take a quarterly charge of about $5.5 billion tied to exporting H20 graphics processing units to China and other destinations.