Capture One’s October tools make selective retouching easier to control
Local AI retouching, protected areas and numeric color choices address different parts of an editing workflow.
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Vega Island’s bare ice shows why the season of a satellite image matters
NASA’s two views reveal a striking surface difference, but they are not a same-season annual comparison.
AMD brings FSR Upscaling 4.1.2 to Vulkan. The rest of the SDK has limits
SDK 2.4 expands the API path for upscaling, while ray regeneration and radiance caching remain separate compatibility questions.
OnePlus Ace 7’s cooling pitch is really about the hand holding the phone
The China-market phone combines active airflow, a 9,000mAh battery and high-refresh gaming, with important test and compatibility limits.
Nokia’s 2360 Flip moves setup to a helper’s phone. Its 2G limit comes first
SMS-based Family Assist simplifies remote help, while the SOS button calls configured contacts rather than an independent response service.
Toyota and Waymo put the bZ4X robotaxi on a factory-to-fleet path
Japan testing is planned for 2027, with later UK deployment. Building the car and integrating its autonomous hardware at one plant is the concrete shift.
Once Human’s missing lantern formula is coming by in-game mail
The fix notice separates repairing the shop from restoring earlier purchases, alongside mobile movement and boat interaction fixes.
War Thunder corrects aircraft ratings—but the battle mode matters
The October 30 server patch adjusts specific aircraft and modes, plus one F-102A weapons combination.
The Long Dark’s new spawning fix will not repair every existing run
The October 30 hotfix addresses missing spawns and several movement issues, with an important limit for saves already affected.