Is it possible for someone's chess ability to leap, suddenly, from mundane mastership to world-beating? Many are convinced that Bulgarian player Ivanov Borislav is cheating—but they cannot figure out how. They can, however, figure out which computer program makes the same moves.
Alleged chess cheat can't be beat
Man wins Spanish Scrabble World Championship — and he doesn't speak a lick of Spanish
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Intel "Battlemage" GPUs get warm reception
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Raspberry Pi 5 as a game streaming box
If you already have a machine powerful enough to play modern games you can stream the action to TV sets or portables. The Raspberry Pi makes a good game streaming… READ THE REST
Say goodbye to Apple Watch outage with the PowerBand's built-in charger, now 40% during Cyber Week
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Still haven't booked your holiday flights? This app finds last-minute deals
TL;DR: Get a OneAir lifetime subscription for $49.97 and find last-minute holiday travel deals. It happens. Maybe you were waiting for better prices, or maybe you just forgot to book the flights and… READ THE REST
This Chromebook is so cheap, you might buy it even if you don't need it
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