Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Sept. 3.
Silent Hill f is a psychological horror game where you survive as a young girl called Shimizu Hinako whose hometown has become shrouded in monsters and mystery.
Offering fast speeds for affordable prices, NBN 500 plans are a no-brainer in my opinion – these three options prove why now is a great time to sign up.
Based on past form and my experience covering Apple devices, I have a very good idea of when the iPhone 17 series will be released.
A laptop with 8GB of RAM is yesterday’s minimum pretending to be today’s deal, so invest in more memory now or pay with your patience later.
The Outer Worlds 2’s immersive sim elements had me pining for the full version of the game.
Apple's incredibly popular watch still isn't "Ultra" enough to take on Garmin for serious endurance enthusiasts.
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for Sept. 3, No. 345.
The rumored vapor chamber cooling system for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max could make it a gaming powerhouse once again.
Floppy disks linger in Linux through code cleanups, surviving in prisons, retro circles, and industry despite technological advances elsewhere.
George has potentially left Bertha for good, but her story could get a lot more radical in The Gilded Age season 4 on HBO Max.
JBL's Grip is inspired by the dimensions of a seltzer can (for the uninitiated, think energy drink – but the one named after a male cow in a primary color).
Huawei plans to open source UB-Mesh, promising scalable AI interconnects, though rivalry and governance doubts cloud industry adoption
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OpenAI’s new parental controls and mental health safeguards for ChatGPT aim to make the AI safer for teens.
Google scores a major win in a huge antitrust suit.
The company is ending the Prime Invitee program as part of a push for more subscription signups.
Pezy Computing unveils SC4s processor, betting on large-scale MIMD parallelism, although skepticism surrounds simulated performance claims.
One of the more reliable Apple tipsters says Touch ID will be built into a button, not into the screen.
Here are some hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle for Sept. 3, #815.
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