The OneXFly Apex gaming handheld finally has US pricing and release details. Starting at $1,399, it features AMD’s Strix Halo processors and an optional $60 liquid cooling system that pushes performance to 120W TDP. The Indiegogo campaign launches November 9th with shipping expected by January 31st,
Microsoft is testing a multi-app installer in its web store that lets users select up to 16 applications and install them all at once. The feature currently works only through the browser version and includes apps from six categories. It’s a direct challenge to third-party tools like Ninite.
AMD is reportedly developing more affordable versions of its powerful Strix Halo APUs. The Ryzen AI Max+ 388 and 392 could deliver gaming performance that challenges dedicated graphics cards under $300.
Windows 10 users who paid for extended security updates are getting false warnings that their support has ended. Microsoft acknowledges it’s a display bug affecting Pro, Education, and Enterprise editions. The company says security updates will continue despite the confusing messages.
Microsoft’s annual .NET developer conference kicks off November 11 with the official launch of .NET 10 and Visual Studio 2026. The three-day virtual event focuses on cloud-native development and AI-powered productivity tools. All sessions will be available on-demand after the live stream.
LXQt 2.3 brings meaningful improvements to Wayland compatibility alongside various bug fixes. Meanwhile, the input handling library libinput is developing a Lua-based plugin system for device customization.
University College Dublin is making its biggest AI supercomputing investment yet with a €724,000 Nvidia system. The new DGXB200 with eight Blackwell chips will be 50 times faster than their current setup and arrive by early next year.
Deep learning powers everything from ChatGPT to Nobel-winning protein research, but its “black box” nature makes it unpredictable. Mathematicians are now bringing rigorous frameworks to understand what’s actually happening inside neural networks. Their work could lead to more stable, interpretable A
UCD is making its biggest AI investment yet with a new Nvidia supercomputer. The system will accelerate research across healthcare, cultural analysis, and climate modeling while giving students cutting-edge experience.
Apple is reportedly preparing an M5 Ultra chip for a Mac Studio refresh in 2026. The workstation-class chip might abandon Apple’s traditional dual-die approach in favor of a monolithic design. This would mark a significant departure from how Apple has built its Ultra chips since the M1.
