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Behaviour Interactive has gotten plenty of mileage out of its main game, Dead by Daylight, but soon the studio will be branching off into new genres. According to newly discovered job listings, the studio is now hiring for a new Sci-Fi game. The post Dead by Daylight studio working on Sci-Fi shooter first appeared on KitGuru.
We’ve seen a number of examples of why giving Meta’s Muse app full disk access to your Mac is a very bad idea, and yet another major privacy issue has recently been discovered. It’s now been found that Muse analyzes your communication with everyone in your life on an hourly basis. Apple is rightly concerned about the development, and in a blog post says that it will be introducing additional controls around the Full Disk Access feature that’s been enabling the problems …
I've spent most of the last couple weeks using an otherwise unexceptional midrange Android phone with one amazing feature: a matte OLED display. That screen is by far the best thing about the TCL P80 Ultra, and weirdly, it's made me more excited for the iPhone Duo and its matte inner display. 2023's TCL Nxtpaper…
Claude helped me vibe-code a Mac app and pass Apple’s review in less than two weeks. Come with me on my journey from idea to purchasable App Store product.
The brand-new Freckle Phone is not only exceptionally compact with its 3.1-inch display, but the smartphone also stands out from the competition thanks to its operating system. With ClayOS, the device is designed primarily to offer software for exploring the real world rather than distracting social media apps.
Embark Studios has announced a major update to the environment destruction system in The Finals. Detailed in a recent video by gameplay programmer Roman Smirnov and senior game designer Tim Overvliet, the update is scheduled to arrive on October 20th. The Finals already has great destruction physics in place, but the current system relies on … The post Embark Studios reveals major destruction system update for The Finals first appeared on KitGuru.
Behaviour Interactive has gotten plenty of mileage out of its main game, Dead by Daylight, but soon the studio will be branching off into new genres. According to newly discovered job listings, the studio is now hiring for a new Sci-Fi game. The post Dead by Daylight studio working on Sci-Fi shooter first appeared on KitGuru.
Enterprises pushing AI agents into production are finding that cyber resilience now depends as much on governing what autonomous software does with data as on keeping attackers out. Much of the risk doesn’t come from malicious intent at all; it comes from agents doing unexpected things at machine speed. That shift is pushing storage providers…
Phishing is alive and well in 2026, as even with robust antivirus and antimalware protections, the weakest link in the security chain is often the human element. We all make mistakes, skim an email and think it’s probably fine to click that link. But wait! Don’t do it! Phishing scammers rely on you not using due diligence to protect yourself, your data, and your devices with good personal security practices. The best way to spot phishing emails is to know what to look for.
Enterprise artificial intelligence software company Iterate Studio Inc. today launched Lifeboat, an inference engine for large language models that has confidential computing built in. Iterate.ai says the software fits two to six times as many concurrent AI agent sessions on each graphics processing unit. Lifeboat is seeking to take on a memory problem that agents…
Last week when The Witcher 3 Remastered launched, the game quickly set a new record for peak concurrent player count on Steam. Now over the last weekend, that record has been broken once again. The post The Witcher 3 Remastered sets new player count record on Steam first appeared on KitGuru.
Microsoft’s Windows 11 26H2 update may be using less memory while PCs are idle, according to reports from Windows Latest and Reddit users. The change was not included in Microsoft’s public list of update features, and the available reports do not establish that all systems will see the same results.
OpenAI's latest ad format will put images of sponsored products and services on your screen. The ads, which OpenAI will begin testing in the US later this month, will "initially" appear when you generate images with ChatGPT, according to an announcement on Monday. The company first brought ads to ChatGPT in February. Until now, ChatGPT's…
Bandai Namco's Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve has set a new franchise record on Steam, peaking at over 52,000 concurrent players during its opening weekend. This figure represents more than 3X the peak player count of its predecessor, Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown. The combat flight series previously saw modest numbers on Valve's platform. … The post Ace Combat 8 tops predecessor with record Steam numbers first appeared on KitGuru.
Getting some extra storage space on your Mac could be as easy as deleting Apple's AI features with a new open-source command line tool called RemoveMacAI. There used to be a single Settings toggle for disabling Apple Intelligence, but that was removed in macOS 27. Now, the models stay on your disk, and the features…
Microsoft has confirmed a bug in Windows 11 26H2, 25H2, and 24H2 that can cause some games and applications to crash. That’s right—even the recent major fall update 26H2 contains this issue. It’ll happen in apps and games that use the Dolby Digital AC-3 audio decoding that’s built into Windows, which may crash when you turn up the volume, change the audio settings, or use certain audio functions.
Akka used 65 open-source projects to examine how specification structure, context, model selection, automated validation, and delivery guardrails affect AI assisted software porting. The experiment measured time, token use, code size, test parity, and performance, finding substantial variation across models, effort levels, and project types. By Leela Kumili
Fantastical has long been hailed as one of the greatest calendar apps available today, but if you’re an Android user, there’s a good chance you’ve never used it. Despite a move from Apple exclusivity to cross-platform availability on Windows, Android has long eluded the attention of development team Flexibits. Today, that’s finally changing, as Fantastical is headed to Google’s mobile OS platform — but not precisely in the way you might expect.