We end Sunday with a compilation the best content which we at MC published during the week and which you can see at a glance in this selection with the most relevant one:

WordArt lives on, the fight goes on. A few days ago, Twitter circulated a promotional poster for a celebratory event for its design… let’s say classic. Taking advantage of this event to remember the best days of WordArt, between the end of the 90s and the beginning of the century, we spoke to graphic artist Beatriz Albir about the successes and failures of this unique poster.

Intel digs into Core Gen 13 and Gen 14 issues, confirms permanent damage. Intel recently confirmed that it would find the cause of overvoltage stability issues for some of its Core Gen 13 and Core Gen 14 processors. The chip giant also said it is working on a microcode update to fix the issue and that it will arrive in August. However, there is bad news in this regard.

The PS5 Pro needs a key component to make a big leap in ray tracing. A week ago we found out that the PS5 Pro will have new features that will improve its ray tracing performance and that will be exclusive to the AMD RDNA 4 architecture. This architecture will be the one that will be used by the GPU of this new Sony console, although it is not yet confirmed, whether it is pure or whether it will be combined with RDNA 3 architecture features.

Graphics memory: what it is, what it does and how much you need. Graphics memory, also known as VRAM, has raised many questions among PC users. This is the basic element that both dedicated graphics cards and integrated GPUs include, although there are very big and very important differences between them.

Ten unique and inspiring images of space. NASA’s extensive exploration of space has left us with many unique and impressive images that have allowed us to get to know it a little better. In this article, we wanted to collect ten images of space that we found particularly attractive.

PS6: possible specs, performance, release date and price. Sony trademarked the PlayStation 6 in 2019, a clear indicator that it has been working on the PS6, its next-generation console and successor to the PS5, for some time. We also know that Mark Cerny is once again leading the development of this console and that he will recur as lead hardware engineer. He already dealt with PS4 and PS5 back then, so he has plenty of experience.

VOD News 31/24: ‘Batman: The Caped Crusader’, an animated film noir. VOD News brings you the best news of the week on Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Netflix, SkyShowtime… And don’t get confused by this week’s highlights because there’s interesting stuff everywhere. Starting with Batman: The Caped Crusader, that is.

Windows 11 Home vs Windows 11 Pro, differences and everything you need to know. Microsoft offers different versions of its latest operating system, but the most famous and used are Windows 11 Home and Windows 11 Pro. Both have important differences that go beyond the selling price, but it is surprising that there are still many people who are not clear about what these differences are.

More MC content you shouldn’t miss

In addition to the previous selection, the week has given a lot and we can highlight a few other articles that we think you will enjoy, such as:

• A bug in Google Password Manager has left millions of Windows users without passwords
• How to use Windows Troubleshooter and why you should
• Twitter uses your posts to train Grok
• Sony accepts PSVR 2’s failure and cuts its price almost in half, sales rise
• That’s the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus, design, specs and possible price
• Lyrics return to free Spotify accounts
• This would be the final iPhone 16 design
• Logitech considers a mouse (with a subscription) to be life
• Attention, this is not GTA 6 beta, it is malware
• The Ryzen 9000 delay wasn’t a typo, it was a validation issue
• Red Dead Redemption III could arrive after GTA 6
• Get ready, RAM and SSD will go through the roof
• Google is preparing a Spotify extension for Gemini
• Intel is doing the right thing by extending the warranty on Core Gen 13 and Gen 14
• Stop killing games, laudable initiative
• Who wrote Windows blue screen of death: it has multiple authors (and versions)
• Free Games & Deals: LumbearJack, Drawful 2, RAWMEN…
• Don’t look down on the penguin: Linux is increasing its market share
• Xbox releases further versions in 2024 and 2025
• Apple Intelligence will not delay the iPhone 16

Other TPNET articles you may be interested in

If MC is a consumer portal, you know that our parent company TPNET offers other websites dedicated to business, professionals, SMEs and channels, in addition to those specialized in security and Linux. We’ll leave you with a selection of the best published content that you might be interested in:

• How to watch SkyShowtime on Linux without complications
• Google wants to make weather forecasting cheaper (and much cheaper)
• Ticketmaster is being sued for charging two commissions when selling tickets online
• European AI law: 7 things you should know as a partner
• What are IP Grabbers and how you can avoid them