Something to look forward to: After months of rumors and speculation, Nvidia’s RTX 3000 series was finally revealed yesterday—and it looks very tasty. For those who want more reasons to upgrade once the cards hit the shelves, here are two: anyone who buys an RTX 3070, RTX 3080, or RTX 3090 will get a copy of Watch Dogs Legion and a year’s subscription to GeForce Now for free.

The offer runs from September 1

Why it matters: Last week marked the 25th anniversary of the consumer launch of Microsoft Windows 95, arguably one of the most important and influential operating systems in computing history. It was the first version of Windows that really targeted mainstream consumers, and Microsoft’s marketing efforts made sure to drive that point home.

The company put together a television commercial featuring The Rolling Stone’s “Start Me Up” (referring of course to the Start button) and even produced a 30-minute Windows 9

What just happened? With Nvidia's Ampere announcement on everyone's mind, Asus held its Meta Buffs launch event revealing a new lineup of ROG products, including the world's first WiFi 6E router, 360Hz monitors, a mechanical keyboard, headset, mouse, and several models of the RTX 3090, RTX 3080, and RTX 30

Why it matters: Qualcomm has now demonstrated an mmWave connection at a range of 2.36 miles, double what the company originally promised. Range has been the biggest hurdle for wireless cell providers in adopting and deploying mmWave technology in their networks. Assuming this breakthrough can translate into benefits to wireless carriers, it could significantly speed up 5G deployment and reduce costs for everyone.

The first consumer 5G products came to the market in 2019 with promises of broadband replacement levels of speed and low latency.

In a nutshell: Samsung announced today that it's bringing a pair of ultra-short throw Premiere projectors to its high-end lineup of Lifestyle TVs. The 4K-capable 120" LSP7T and 130" LSP9T have been designed to offer the ultimate home cinema experience, with the latter model also being the world's first HDR+ certified projector. Samsung has not revealed their price but plans to launch them globally later this year.

Samsung has some pretty unique models

Facepalm: The Windows 10 May 2020 Update is facing a reoccurring LTE connectivity bug that was fixed for previous versions of the operating system less than two months ago. Previously, Microsoft had to resolve the same issue for Windows versions 1903 and 1909, where users experienced similar erratic behavior on devices equipped with WWAN LTE modems. Microsoft says we should expect a fix for version 2004 sometime later this month.

Microsoft has recently acknowledged the existence of yet another bug that

Something to look forward to: Next-gen consoles are promising quite a few exciting new features, such as heavily reduced load times and reduced mesh or texture pop-in. Fortunately, PC gamers will be able to get their hands on that functionality as well -- as long as they own an Nvidia RTX GPU. The company today revealed "RTX IO," a suite of technologies that enable "rapid GPU-based loading and game asset decompression."

This technology will run on Microsoft's next-generation

Editor's take: Tom Clancy's The Division isn't exactly a spring chicken -- its sequel came out last year, after all -- but if you haven't played it, well, it's new to you. And even if you've already played it, the game was decent enough that it might be worth a revisit, especially when it comes free of charge.

Ubisoft isn’t done giving away free games just yet. After making Watch Dogs 2 available to gamers