From PC Mag: Motorola’s phone launch spree for 2026 isn’t over yet. After rolling out a parade of devices in May, including the new Razr series, the Razr Fold, and the Moto G Stylus, the tech giant unveiled yet another one today: the 2026 Motorola Edge. The $599.99 phone is what I would describe as...
From PC World: Not everyone wants to run local AI on their own PCs. But if you do, there’s a major problem. Most sophisticated models can’t fit inside the limitations of your PC’s memory and storage. Phison and Intel are working on a solution.
Using Phison’s aiDAPTIV solution, a 26 billion...
From CNET: iPhone users may soon find it easier to divide the restaurant bill when dining out with a group of friends.
Apple is readying a new feature in iOS 27 that will allow you to photograph a receipt, assign items on the receipt to different people and generate payment requests, according to...
From Noctua Press Release: Carbice, a U.S.-based expert in vertically-aligned carbon nanotube thermal interface materials and Noctua, an Austrian leader in quiet cooling technology, have announced a strategic long-term partnership for DIY PC applications. Noctua will exclusively distribute Carbice...
From PC Mag: Apple is reportedly getting ready to launch the new Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini later this year.
According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, both products have been ready for months, and employees have been actively using them at the company’s Cupertino headquarters. The only thing delaying...
From PC World: Nvidia has a vision to put AI productivity into the hands of virtually everyone on the planet. On Sunday night it advanced that mission with the debut of the Nvidia RTX Spark, a challenge to Qualcomm as the second Windows on Arm processor for consumer and business PCs.
In conjunction...
From CNET: If you've had your sights set on sliding on a pair of smart glasses from Apple, you're going to have to wait a little longer than previously thought.
Apple now aims to release its much-rumored AI glasses in "late 2027," according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The glasses were previously...
For the last few weeks, I have been planning a scavenger hunt to run for a church group, and there have been a handful of learning moments. At the very beginning, I sent out invites to let people know they could register as a group. However, I received feedback saying people were hesitant to create their own groups, so they did not register. I altered the group sign up so it was just an option, and I saw more people register. I also learned not...
As a software developer for embedded systems, I sometimes need to work on embedded Linux image builds using tools like Yocto or Buildroot. Building these images demands a lot of computer resources, especially when it comes to CPU cores, RAM, and storage speed. One straightforward solution is to use a very powerful computer, which can make build times much more manageable. However, the problem is that building a powerful computer has become...
From PC Mag: The cybersecurity community is blasting Microsoft for threatening legal action against a disgruntled researcher who’s been exposing Windows vulnerabilities outside the company’s normal disclosure process.
The controversy deals with a researcher known as “Nightmare Eclipse,” who has...
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