The Nintendo Switch 2 will apparently offer more customization options than previously known: According to current leaks, the Joy-Con 2 controllers will have interchangeable side panels. The first retailers are already offering colored replacement panels and the necessary tools.
27 years ago, the Japanese manufacturer Buffalo caused a stir with its Skeleton Hard Disk, which came onto the market with a completely transparent housing. For the company’s 50th anniversary, they are adding a hard drive with a window.
OpenAI’s latest AI models are getting better and better, but they hallucinate significantly more often than their predecessors. In certain tests, the GPT o3 and o4-mini “reasoning” systems achieved error rates of up to 79% – a trend that leaves even developers puzzled.
Gaming notebooks with 3D displays were considered extinct, but Lenovo wants to revive the concept. The Legion 9i combines eye tracking, 4K display and high-end hardware in a carbon housing. A new opportunity or another flop?
Bill Gates has sharply criticized Elon Musk and accused him of endangering poor children by cutting US foreign aid. At the same time, Gates announced that he would give away his fortune and close the Gates Foundation earlier than planned.
Samsung is preparing to launch the One UI 8 beta update. According to reports, the Android 16-based user interface could be available for select Galaxy devices as early as the third week of May – much earlier than originally expected.
Intel launches microcode update for the unstable Raptor Lake CPUs. This means that specific problems with systems that are operated at low loads over several days are resolved. The performance of the processors should not be affected.
Tesla’s sales in Germany and the UK fell to their lowest level in two years in April, despite the growing electric market. The numbers are dramatic: just 885 Teslas were sold in Germany and only 512 in the UK.
A US appeals court has finally dismissed the FTC’s complaint against Microsoft’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The judges did not see sufficient evidence of anti-competitive effects.
OpenAI’s latest AI models are getting better and better, but they hallucinate significantly more often than their predecessors. In certain tests, the GPT o3 and o4-mini “reasoning” systems achieved error rates of up to 79% – a trend that leaves even developers puzzled.
