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Continue reading: MSI teased us with its range of new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 and 4070 Super GPUs at CES 2024 (full post) MSI SHOWED OFF A RANGE OF NEW GAMING PERIPHERALS AT CES 2024, INCLUDING NEW CLUTCH GAMING MICE Ryan Gendreau | Peripherals | Jan 12, 2024 10:50 PM CST MSI was showing quite a bit off at CES 2024 here in Las Vegas. The image above shows a wired gaming mouse, Xbox controller, and wireless headset. The star of the show was the Xbox controller, which, by normal appearance, looked just like any other Xbox controller, but this one was a little different. There is a plate between the joysticks; once removed, the sticks can be easily removed just by lifting them up. Just imagine if you have stick drift and swapped in a new stick in seconds. Next up, we have three wireless mice, dubbed Versa Pro Wireless 8K, Clutch GM51 Lightweight Wireless, and the Clutch GM41 Lightweight Wireless. The Vera Pro Wireless 8K states it has a top-notch PixArt PAW-3395 Optical sensor with optical switches. The 8K part comes with a true 8,000 polling rate, 8 times more data per second for smoother sensor tracking. The Clutch GM51 Lightweight Wireless follows the trend with lightweight mice, weighing only 85 grams. The Clutch GM51 has the same PAW-3395 optical sensor found in the 8K. The Clutch GM41 Lightweight wireless has the PixArt PAW3370 Optical sensor and just weighs just 74 grams. Lastly, the Clutch GM31 Lightweight Wireless is a 73-gram gaming mouse with the PixArt PAW33 optical sensor. Every MSI mouse also has Tri-Mode connectivity, which will connect up to 3 devices. Continue reading: MSI showed off a range of new gaming peripherals at CES 2024, including new Clutch gaming mice (full post) MSI DEMOS ITS RANGE OF NEW SSDS AT CES 2024 WITH ALL SORTS OF IMPRESSIVE COOLING CAPABILITIES Ryan Gendreau | Storage | Jan 12, 2024 2:39 PM CST While at CES 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada, MSI showed us some M.2 SSDs they have been working on. The three pictured above, the M450, M461, and M480, are MSI's PCIe 4.0 offerings with speeds ranging from 3,600 MB/s all the way up to 7,400 MB/s. The M570 Pro is a PCIe 5.0 NVMe M.2 2TB FROZR that ups the speeds to 12,000 MB/s, which is impressive in its own right. Fitted with a custom heatsink, MSI says it has fully covered the controller and flash modules along a surfaced heatsink using case airflow, thus reducing temperatures by up to 20C. The first version of the Spatium M580 PCIe 5.0 NVMe M.2 2TB FROZR+. This M.2 is capable of lightning speeds of up to 14,000 MB/s reads with 12,000 MB/s writes. The cooling solution that MSI has implemented is a 6mm heat pipe, which is flattened to make complete contact with the controller and flash modules. Then, the accent heatsink is high enough to use more of the case airflow to help dissipate heat away. Continue reading: MSI demos its range of new SSDs at CES 2024 with all sorts of impressive cooling capabilities (full post) XPG UNVEILS IMPRESSIVE LINEUP OF KEYBOARDS, PSUS, CASES, AND CUSTOM BUILDS AT CES 2024 Ryan Gendreau | Cases, Cooling & PSU | Jan 12, 2024 2:32 PM CST XPG, which is an ADATA brand, had a few things to show us while we attended CES 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Kicking things off, in the image above, is XPG wireless peripherals, which were running off of a single USB wireless dongle. When explained how this was possible, we were told it was a 20K MHz connection running in split mode, meaning the headset could be using 8K, while the keyboard could be using 7K and the mouse 5K, which is all done all behind the scenes via the XPG Prime software. Next up, we have mechanical keyboards, which, for us, looked absolutely beautiful. The Sorcerer Mini is made with a gasket mount design with triple-layered foam. Foam dampening provides the satisfying "Thoc" we all are looking for. It is a TKL design with XPG tailor-made red switches. It has per-key RGB lighting offering customization via the XPG Prime software and has two additional accent keycaps for extra drip. Now that we have covered the little brother, the Sorcerer steps up to a full-sized 97-key design with all the same features of the Mini but with three additional accent keycaps for extra drip. 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But that isn't the most interesting thing here - the report suggests that Google might be about to limit the new feature to devices with larger displays, like the Pixel Tablet. Continue reading: Google could be bringing lock screen widgets back with Android 15 (full post) APPLE ARCADE IS A BIGGER PLAYER IN THE VIDEO GAME WORLD THAN YOU MIGHT THINK Oliver Haslam | Gaming | Jan 12, 2024 1:30 PM CST The Apple Arcade subscription gaming service allows people to pay a single monthly fee and gain access to a ton of games that can be played on multiple devices. Many games are available on the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV or some subset of those devices, and there are titles from some big names as well as many indy developers as well. And while Apple might not be known for having its finger on the pulse of the gaming world, a new report suggests that it might be doing much better than you might think. That report comes via research outfit MIDiA, with a lengthy report into the newer entries into the gaming market suggesting that Apple Arcade isn't alone. Netflix is another company making waves in the world of gaming, and the report suggests that it's now time to start taking them both more seriously. To back that up the research team shared details that suggest Apple Arcade is proving popular. According to its Q4 2023 consumer research survey, 10% of US consumers use Apple Arcade weekly. To put that into perspective, only 11% of people use Steam or Nintendo Switch Online according to the figures shared Continue reading: Apple Arcade is a bigger player in the video game world than you might think (full post) POLESTAR ISN'T GETTING READY OF APPLE CARPLAY OR ANDROID AUTO ANY TIME SOON Oliver Haslam | Electric Vehicles & Cars | Jan 12, 2024 1:15 PM CST With some carmakers like General Motors starting to turn their back on in-car entertainment options like Apple's CarPlay and Google's Android Auto, some had worried whether that would be a growing trend. Companies like Tesla prefer to offer their own in-car entertainment systems and have all of their owners use that exclusively while offering apps like Google Maps and Apple Music themselves. However, Polestar says that it won't be one of those ditching iPhone and Android connectivity any time soon. Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath was speaking with TechCrunch when he said that the company believes it's too important to offer customers a choice for it to ditch any of the phone-mirroring options available today. Polestar currently uses an in-car system that is powered by Google, and while Polestar believes that offers the best experience, he believes that it isn't in Polestar's best interest to try and dictate to drivers how they listen to music or use their favorite mapping systems. The approach is a refreshing one in an industry where carmakers don't have a reputation for flexibility. CarPlay and Android Auto offer ways for drivers to connect their phones either using a cable or wirelessly and then access their apps via a large touchscreen. It's safer and easier for drivers to use those apps than try to use their phone while driving, and in many cases, the apps offered simply aren't available via the car's built-in software. Continue reading: Polestar isn't getting ready of Apple CarPlay or Android Auto any time soon (full post) YOUTUBE NO LONGER HAS AN IPHONE IMESSAGE APP, BUT YOU PROBABLY NEVER KNEW THAT IT DID Oliver Haslam | Mobile Devices, Tablets & Phones | Jan 12, 2024 1:00 PM CST For a few years now Apple has offered developers a way to make apps that live within the Messages app on iPhones and iPads. The so-called iMessage apps allow people to interact with apps and content from within the Messages app and messages threads without having to open the app proper. YouTube was one company that offered an iMessage app but that seems to have changed, with the app no longer available. YouTube hasn't confirmed the change but the latest version of its iPhone and iPad app has removed support for the iMessage app, 9to5Mac reports. There is no mention of the move in the App Store release notes, with YouTube simply saying that the new update is about bug fixes and performance improvements. YouTube originally launched its iMessage app back in October of 2017 and it allowed people to watch YouTube content within the Messages app while using the native player. The app also made it easier for people to find and then share YouTube videos without having to leave the Messages app to search for them. 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