News
As Windows 10 Support Winds Down, Why Not Transition to Linux?
With Windows 10 support ending soon, many users are exploring Linux as an alternative. Here's what you need to know about the transition.
Tech
LG Introduces Innovative Stretchable OLED Technology for Automotive Displays
LG's new stretchable OLED display technology aims to revolutionize automotive interiors, merging displays and controls seamlessly.
News
Microsoft Closes Skype After 22 Years of Service
The iconic communication software Skype has been officially discontinued by Microsoft, marking the end of an era for voice and video calling.
Software
Meta Unveils New AI Application Aimed at Enhancing Social Interactions
Meta's new AI app promises to elevate user engagement by sharing search queries with friends and providing personalized interactions.
Reviews
The Beauty of Color E-Ink Screens: Worth the Price?
A look into the captivating functionality of Boox's color E-ink monitor and its hefty price tag.
Tech
The Unexpected Impact of Janet Jackson's Bassline on Laptops
Janet Jackson's 'Rhythm Nation' has surprisingly caused issues with laptop functionality over the years due to its unique bassline resonating with certain hardware.
News
Intel's New Addition: Meet Chip, the Robotic Inspector Amidst Workforce Reductions
Intel reveals its newest robotic recruit, Chip, during a keynote shortly after announcing significant layoffs, raising concerns among existing employees.
News
Intel Reveals New Foundry Roadmap with Emphasis on AI-driven Innovations
Intel has announced its strategic plans for chip manufacturing, highlighting a robust commitment to integrating AI technologies in future silicon designs.
News
Intel Reveals Partnerships from 2025 Foundry Direct Connect Event Amid Notable Absences
Intel hosted its 2025 Foundry Direct Connect event, announcing collaborations but lacking new customer mentions, raising industry concerns.
News
Taiwan's New Legislation to Maintain Semiconductor Supremacy Following TSMC's US Investments
Taiwan is set to eliminate a law that restricted TSMC from allowing foreign semiconductor manufacturers to produce leading-edge nodes, ensuring its tech industry remains at the forefront.
Tech
Over 19,000 NFT Images Vanish Briefly Due to Server Troubles
A server issue led to the temporary disappearance of a large number of NFT images from the Clone X collection, raising questions about digital ownership.
Gaming
AMD and Samsung Showcase 8K 120 Hz Gaming – Is It Worth the Hype?
A look at the recent demonstration of 8K 120 Hz gaming by AMD and Samsung, evaluating its practicality and impact on current gaming technology.
Tech
Microsoft's Recall Feature Makes a Comeback for AI-Powered PCs Almost a Year After Debut
Microsoft has reintroduced its Recall feature for AI-enabled PCs, alongside additional new functionalities, nearly a year after its initial launch.
Tech
Celebrating 25 Years of USB 2.0: The Enduring Presence in Modern Gaming PCs
USB 2.0 continues to play a vital role in the architecture of modern gaming setups, marking a significant milestone in tech history.
Processors
Intel's Aging Raptor Lake CPUs Continue to Sell Well Due to Affordability
Despite being released over two years ago, Intel's Raptor Lake CPUs remain popular in the market, largely thanks to their low prices.
Hardware
DIY GameBoy PCB Upgrade: A Simple Process Like Making Grilled Cheese
Upgrading your GameBoy PCB is now accessible thanks to a new guide that simplifies the process significantly.
Tech
This DIY Project Redefines the Nostalgic '90s PDA
A recent DIY project revives the classic concept of Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) from the 1990s, showcasing modern features that enhance utility.
Hardware
Innovative Cooling Solution with Micro-Pins Enhances CPU Performance
A groundbreaking water block designed for improved CPU cooling is now available, featuring unique micro-pin fins for optimal heat dissipation.
Tech
Google's AI Struggles with Idioms: A Closer Look
An exploration into how Google's AI overview attempts to decipher made-up idioms, revealing its limitations and humorous misunderstandings.
Tech
MIT's New 'Spaghetti' Metamaterial Paves the Way for Stretchable, Durable Computer Chips
MIT engineers have developed a unique metamaterial that allows computer chips to stretch significantly while remaining strong and resilient.
