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Nvidia is reportedly preparing a Turing-based successor to its Pascal-based GeForce MX300 series of entry-level graphics cards in order to better compete against AMD and Intel. That’s according to a 3DMark database spotted by hardware leaker @_rogame, which suggests that the MX GPU – which will end up in entry-level notebook designs – will be […]


Code spotted in an early build of iOS 14 suggests that Apple is working on a new feature called Clips, which would let you test out dynamic and interactive content from apps without actually installing them. As 9to5Mac reports, the idea is that you could watch a video from YouTube, for example, without actually having […]


By On 10 Apr, 2020 At 12:11 PM | Categorized As Techradar | With Comments Off on Animal Crossing on PC? The best alternatives on Steam

Look, we get it. You’re probably sick of people posting about Animal Crossing: New Horizons on the internet. What’s the big deal with it, anyway? It’s just a bunch of cutesy characters, running around an island doing menial tasks to pay off an ever increasing debt to a money-hungry raccoon.  And yet for some reason […]


Few movies in 2019 were as well received as Sam Mendes’ 1917, which won an Oscar for Best Cinematography and would have scooped a whole lot more gongs at the Academy Awards were it not for Bong Joon-ho’s magnus opus, Parasite. Not seen the instant WW1 classic yet? Read on and our guide explains how […]


Been looking for a Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch Lite lately? By now, you’ve figured out the regular Nintendo Switch is out-of-stock everywhere. The handheld-only Switch Lite is still available, though: scroll down for places where you can still order it. The main Switch, which plugs into your TV, is basically gone right now, with […]


Making the transition from the office to your home can be difficult, especially if you lack the tools to do your job efficiently. Luckily, Microsoft is currently holding its ‘Spring Sale,’ which includes fantastic deals on essentials and at-home entertainment. For a limited time, you can save on a selection of laptops, noise-canceling headphones, X-Box […]


If you’re looking for a cheap pair of true wireless earbuds to drown out the sounds of your family, you’re in luck. Whether you’re tuning into streaming entertainment on a smaller device or after some high-quality buds for finally getting into that album everyone’s been telling you to listen to, we’re rounding up the best […]


It was a VPN offer that was supposed to end the second that the calendar turned from March to April, but we’re delighted that IPVanish has extended its fabulous VPN deal for another 30 days. If you sign up to IPVanish before the end of April, you’ll get a whole year of VPN protection and […]


Updated 3/4/20: we’ve added all the latest free photography courses to this guide Today’s age of lockdowns and self-isolation might not be great for travel snapping, but it is the perfect opportunity for beginners to learn how to shoot – so we’ve rounded up the best free photography courses, apps and YouTube channels to help you […]


Few video game missions loom as large as No Russian from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. The most remarkable thing about it is probably how much the entire game has been remembered for that one, rather short level, in a five-hour campaign designed to be blitzed through while players got the hang of Call […]