HTC still makes smartphones, and it looks like a new one is on the way. HTC’s UK account on X is teasing an announcement for June 12th. I still fondly remember the early days of HTC smartphones, so I’m personally hoping for a return of the legendary HD2 Windows Mobile device that opened the door to custom ROMs and mobile mods.
Elgato loves to reveal new hardware in its software updates, and today it’s time for an early look at the new Light Strip Pro. This particular light strip will have 120 individually addressable RGB LEDs, and it comes equipped with adhesive backing and magnets for mounting on your desk. The Light Strip Pro should appear on Elgato’s store soon (link not working yet).
Nvidia has updated its new beta app with 120fps AV1 video capture, one-click automatic GPU tuning, and an improved overlay today. The Nvidia app is designed to combine GeForce Experience and the Control Panel into a single app. Nvidia is planning to add the remaining Control Panel options in future updates, including display and video settings and DLSS controls. Multi-monitor support for RTX HDR is also coming soon.
We know Intel’s new Lunar Lake processors are on track for later this year, so we’re expecting the chip maker to detail its next generation of Core Ultra processors for Copilot Plus PCs at Computex. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger will present a keynote titled “Bringing AI Everywhere” at 11PM ET / 8PM PT / 4AM UK (June 4th). You’ll need to head to Intel’s website to tune in.
Copilot Plus laptops are launching later this month, but we might also get Qualcomm-powered desktop PCs or all-in-one form factors. Neowin spotted Qualcomm teasing an image of multiple PC form factors for its Snapdragon X Elite chips at Computex today. The only device that comes close to a desktop PC is Qualcomm’s eight-inch dev kit, but more form factors could be on the way.
