Articles by RJ Pierce
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Xbox Boss Says They Want To Add Even More First-Party Studios
Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said that they want to acquire even more studios for their first-party stable.
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Autonomous Vehicles In Healthcare: What You Should Know
Autonomous vehicles can open up a lot of possibilities in the healthcare field. Here's how they can help now and in the future.
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PS5 Owners Are Reporting the 'Return' of Old PS4 Disc Installation Bug
PS5 owners have been reporting instances of an old PS4 bug, which causes games with next-gen upgrades to double-install.
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'Guardians Of The Galaxy' PC Specs Revealed; Think You Got Enough Storage?
'Guardians Of The Galaxy' on PC will be consuming a lot of space on your drives, so you better get to freeing some stuff up.
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ISS Experiences Trouble With Russian Soyuz Spacecraft Anew
The ISS once again had to deal with some unexpected thruster firing from a Soyuz spacecraft, according to recent reports.
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MSI Z690 Motherboard Lineup Leaked; Specs Offer A Lot Of Options
MSI's lineup of Z690 motherboards was just leaked ahead of their release, and they're offering a lot of options on the high-end.
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Epic Games Says Their Doors Are Open to Crypto, NFT Games After Steam Ban
Epic Games has said they're "open" to letting crypto and NFT games on their platforms, but with certain limits.
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Lexington Medical Center's Robot Assists Surgeons? | Interesting Facts About Robotic Surgery
Robotic surgery is an amazing tech already making waves in the healthcare industry. As such, here are some interesting facts you might not know about it.
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'GTA Remastered Trilogy' Rumored PC System Requirements Surface
'GTA Remastered Trilogy' has nothing much going for it aside from a teaser from Rockstar Games, as well as leaked system requirements.
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'Call of Duty' Anti-Cheat Software Ricochet Is Already In Cheatmakers' Hands--Report
The 'Call of Duty' series is scheduled to have a new anti-cheat system in Ricochet, but reports say it's already in trouble of being circumvented.
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Xbox Hits Important Japan Sales Milestone With Series X, Series S
Xbox, which has had a very problematic history in the Japanese market, has already cracked the 100K sales mark way faster than last generation.
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New Telescope Can Detect Self-Replicating Space Probes From Beyond--Scientist
A telescope based in China, called FAST, can purportedly detect swarms of self-replicating probes from civilizations far more advanced than humanity.
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A Robot Dog With A Big Gun Was Just Introduced
Robot dogs with guns are not real, right? Wrong. They already exist, and they're designed to be very deadly.
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Exercise Done at the Wrong Time Can Interrupt Your Sleep--Study
Exercise really close to your bedtime, and you're not having a restful sleep, according to researchers from Concordia University.
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Windows 11 On 'Unsupported' Devices Will Still Get Updates--For Now
Windows 11 seemingly keeps on downloading and installing updates on unsupported devices. What gives?
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Are Calorie Tracking Apps Even Accurate?
Calorie tracking apps seem to make it easy to lose weight by showing you how many calories you take in and how much you burn. But are those numbers even accurate?
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[STORY UPDATED] Android Phones Can Still Track You Despite Opting Out--Study
Android users who opt out of tracking can still be tracked by their phones, according to a recent study.
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'Battlefield 2042' Was Originally Planned To Be A Battle Royale Game
'Battlefield 2042' would have turned out very different if EA and DICE didn't pursue a return to the old 'Battlefield' experience.
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HTC Vive Flow VR Headset Leaks Days Ahead Of Reveal
HTC is about to announce its new VR headset soon, but a prominent industry leaker has already posted several images of it.
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Scientists Detect 'Mysterious' Radio Signals Close to Galactic Core--What Are They?
Scientists using the ASKAP radio telescope in Australia just detected radio signals that are so random, it's making them scratch their heads.
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Intel Alder Lake News: i5-12400 Benchmarks Leak Out; 5th Gen Ryzen 5 Is NO MATCH
Intel's mid-range Alder Lake chip has now entered the fray with the i5-12400, which impressed in a new series of leaked benchmarks.
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Unreal Engine 5 Fan Remake of 'Elder Scrolls 4' Surfaces Online--Can 'ES6' Look This Good?
An Unreal Engine 5 reimagining of 'Elder Scrolls 4' just popped up on the web recently, and it's got people thinking about whether the visuals for 'Elder Scrolls 6' would hold up.
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NVIDIA, Microsoft Create 'Megatron' Language Processor That Can 'Naturally' Complete Sentences, Answer Questions, And 'Reason'
NVIDIA, in partnership with Microsoft, has created a language processor that can, according to them, 'naturally complete' sentences, perform reasoning, and answer questions as naturally as possible.
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Intel ARC GPUs Won't Have a Crypto Mining Lock-- Bad News for Gamers?
Intel's upcoming ARC graphics cards are not going to have mining limiters; this could be bad news for PC gamers.
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Wearable Tech Sensors Can Detect Flu, Cold Before Symptoms Appear--Study
Wearable tech can track a lot of health benchmarks, but it's also been shown to be able to spot flu and colds before symptoms even occur, according to a new study.
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Robots Are Being 'Trained' To Walk Using Virtual Obstacle Courses
Robots with four legs are being trained in a virtual obstacle course right now, so they can be used to control how real-life robots walk.
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Smartwatches and Heart Rate Tracking: How Exactly Does The Tech Work?
Smartwatches track a lot of health benchmarks, but the most common is heart rate. Here's how the technology works.
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'Metroid Dread' Is Already Being Emulated on PC--Here Are The Implications
'Metroid Dread' is currently the biggest Nintendo Switch exclusive, but some don't even need a Switch to play it.
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UK Should Invest More Heavily in The Space Exploration Industry: Virgin Galactic President
The UK space program has flown largely under the radar, but that must change, according to Virgin Galactic president Will Whitehorn.
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AMD Ryzen 7000 SPOTTED For The First Time In Prebuilt HP Desktop PCs
AMD Ryzen 7000 chips have been spotted in two HP prebuilt desktops, both of which are due to launch next year.
