[ad_1] Andrew Heinzman/Review Geek Now that the Word the madness is fading a bit, The New York Times is launching an addictive math game called digits. Despite my hatred for mathematics, I can already say that digits will take over my life for at least a few weeks, it’s a pretty solid follow up to … Read more
[ad_1] Raspberry Pi Foundation The recently released Raspberry Pi 3 camera module will inspire some very interesting projects. It’s a 12MP camera with motorized autofocus, HDR support, and 1080p 50FPS video resolution, three things that were absent from previous Pi camera modules. Additionally, customers have the option of purchasing this camera with an ultra-wide FOV … Read more
[ad_1] Atari It’s been 50 years since Atari came to life and kicked off the endless video game craze. And to celebrate that anniversary, we’re getting two new limited edition Atari 2600 cartridges:missile command Y Adventure. These cartridges are fully functional when paired with a classic Atari 2600 console. They feature unique artwork and a … Read more
[ad_1] Michael Vi / Shutterstock.com Gaming on Linux has always been a bit more complicated than on Windows (or game consoles), and one reason is Nvidia’s poor driver support on Linux. That is now changing, although it is not clear how much the situation will improve. Nvidia announced Wednesday that it has released its Linux … Read more
[ad_1] Flutter Google’s ‘Flutter’ framework allows software developers to build apps that run on mobile devices, macOS, Windows, Linux, and even web browsers. Flutter 3.0 has just been announced, which could power more apps in the near future. Flutter is a framework for building applications in the Dart programming language, which can work on many … Read more