How to Build a Website with AI and No Code

Build a Website

This guide will show you how to build a website with a range of AI tools. The world of website development has undergone a profound transformation, ushering in a new era that redefines the traditional approaches to creating digital spaces. The once-standard model, which saw the building of a website as an arduous endeavor, typically […]

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Unique self-healing nanotechnology Iron Man armor

nanotech self-healing materials for clothing

Imagine a world where the clothes and gear we wear could mend themselves, just like a cut on our skin heals over time. This isn’t just a fantasy from a superhero movie anymore. Scientists and engineers are working hard to make self-repairing materials a reality, and they’re getting closer to creating something that might remind […]

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Unique self-healing nanotechnology Iron Man armor

nanotech self-healing materials for clothing

Imagine a world where the clothes and gear we wear could mend themselves, just like a cut on our skin heals over time. This isn’t just a fantasy from a superhero movie anymore. Scientists and engineers are working hard to make self-repairing materials a reality, and they’re getting closer to creating something that might remind […]

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Ayaneo’s $299 Next Lite is a Steam Deck rival that runs an unofficial copy of SteamOS

Following a cryptic tease during CES 2024, Ayaneo has revealed its Next Lite gaming handheld and it's a confusing product, to say the least. It's designed to compete with Steam Deck, but it doesn't run Valve's official SteamOS — rather, it uses a forked version called HoloISO. It will be priced at a decent $299 and while the controls and screen look good, it packs a less-than-potent processor. 

The Next Lite is equipped with a seven-inch 800p screen, 16GB of RAM and and a 47Wh battery, close to the battery size in the $549 Steam Deck OLED. However, it runs either a Ryzen 7 4500U or 4800U processor with Vega 8 graphics, rather than the Ryzen 7 5825U found on the Ayaneo Next. The former chips are several years old now, so the Next Lite is likely to lag well behind the original Steam Deck, currently priced at $349

It also uses Hall effect joysticks to eliminate drift and has a copper heat pipe cooling system. It's equipped with three USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 ports on the top and bottom, along with a slot for full-length M.2 2280 NVMe SSDs. If you'd rather run Windows like most other handhelds, it supports that option and Ayaneo will offer required drivers on its official website. 

Ayaneo's $299 Next Lite takes on Steam Deck handhelds with an unofficial SteamOS fork
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The earlier press release was puzzling because Ayaneo talked about a "subscription," but it turns out that it was just about subscribing to get more information. The company also initially said it would ship with SteamOS, which got everyone excited, but it turns out that it won't officially support Valve's operating system. Since then, the initial post has been modified to say that it'll use HoloISO, a third-party, community-developed SteamOS fork — not something created by Ayaneo. 

So what does that mean in terms of Steam Deck gaming? Ayaneo said that HoloISO "attempts to bring the Steam Deck's SteamOS Holo redistribution into a generic, installable format, and provide a close-to-official SteamOS experience." In other words, there may not be a guarantee that games will work, given the lack of official support from Valve. 

As mentioned, the Ayaneo Next Lite will cost $299 and come in "vibrant colors" including seafoam green. It's set to start shipping ahead of Chinese New Year on February 10, 2024. 

We're reporting live from CES 2024 in Las Vegas from January 6-12. Keep up with all the latest news from the show here.

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Installing Proxmox 8.1 virtualization platform on a Raspberry Pi 5

Running Proxmox 8 on a Raspberry Pi 5

If you’re looking to transform your Raspberry Pi 5 into a powerful server virtualization platform, installing Proxmox 8.1 is a smart move. Proxmox is a powerful and efficient open-source software to simplify your server management.  This guide will walk you through the process, ensuring you can set up your Pi mini PC to handle a […]

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OpenDalle vs Dall-E 3 AI art generator prompt comparison

OpenDalle vs Dall-E 3 prompt comparison

If you enjoy creating AI images you may be interested in learning more about OpenDalleV1.1 a local running alternative to the likes of the commercial DallE 3 OpenAI AI art generator. This quick guide will provide more information on both OpenDalle vs Dall-E 3 and Olivio Sarikas provides a great comparison asking the question is […]

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ChatGPT Team subscription is it worth the upgrade?

ChatGPT Team plan

If you are considering whether you need to upgrade to the new ChatGPT Team subscription launched yesterday together with the new and highly anticipated GPT Store. This quick overview will provide more information on what you can expect from the upgraded subscription plan which provides more privacy and more ChatGPT requests.  The Team plan offers […]

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What’s coming in the Samsung One UI 6.1 update (Video)

Samsung One UI 6.1

The new Samsung Galaxy S24 range of smartphones will come with the new Samsung One UI 6.1 software, this software update is also coming to other Samsung devices like the Galaxy S23 and others. Samsung’s upcoming One UI 6.1 update, especially for the Galaxy S24 Ultra, is packed with features that promise to revolutionize your […]

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How to use ChatGPT to create flowcharts, diagrams and mind maps

how to use ChatGPT to make flowcharts

The ability to quickly turn complex thoughts into clear visuals is invaluable in today’s fast-paced world. ChatGPT as a fantastically versatile tools that can help anyone from students to professionals visualize their ideas with ease. Whether you’re looking to improve your learning, understand systems better, generate new ideas, or enhance your brainstorming sessions, ChatGPT’s features […]

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How to Make Money with the new GPT Store

The recent launch of the GPT Store by OpenAI presents a fascinating and potentially transformative development in the field of artificial intelligence. For those who are curious about its implications and capabilities, it’s essential to understand that this platform extends far beyond simply providing access to different versions of ChatGPT. It marks a significant step […]

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