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I was recently talking with a friend about a YouTube series called Jet Lag: The Game. For those who might be less aware, this is a competition show about navigating somewhere in the world. In the past, this has included going across USA, Europe, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand. There was even one challenge that went across the world in one season. There are different formats like races, Hide and Seek, Capture the Flag, or...

Web Browser Arc Is Shutting Down Later This Year, Asks You to Switch to Dia

From PC Mag: Alternative web browser Arc is reaching the end of its life, and you’ve got a little under two months to make the most of it. The developers plan to shut down the browser on Dec. 22, 2026, around three and a half years after launch.

As announced on The Browser Company’s website by CEO...

A hidden Windows 11 menu could make moving the taskbar so much easier

From PC World: When Windows 11 was launched, fans of Windows 10 had quite a few complaints about the new operating system. It was too different, too new, and lacked familiar features – to name but a few. One major annoyance, for example, was the lack of options to customise and personalise Windows...

The iPhone Duo Is Selling Out Within Minutes of Apple Stores’ Doors Opening

From CNET: The iPhone Duo hit shelves on Friday morning and sold out minutes after many Apple stores opened.

Crowds lined up for the iPhone Duo across the country, and CNET editors got a glimpse of consumers’ anticipation of getting Apple’s first foldable phone on its launch day. At Apple’s 5th...

Airbnb Bans Some Check-Out Chores: No More Taking Out Trash, Washing Dishes

From PC Mag: Airbnb is changing its rules and banning hosts from asking guests to take out the trash, wash used dishes, or strip any bedding.

The new rules take effect worldwide on Nov. 20, 2026, for any bookings made after that date. Airbnb refers to these changes as hosts now making “reasonable...

AI helped uncover a security nightmare in the web’s backbone. Should you be worried?

From PC World: If you’re of a certain age, “PHP” may invoke memories of early web development in the 1990s. In the decades since, the scripting language has hummed along in the background, used by popular platforms like WordPress. But just this week, it suddenly got an enormous spotlight as the...

EA Shutters BioWare, Creator of Mass Effect, Dragon Age, KOTOR and More

From CNET: Video game publisher Electronic Arts is closing the venerable studio BioWare, maker of legendary series like Mass Effect and Dragon Age, it announced on Wednesday.

Recent years have seen record layoffs across the gaming industry as companies scaled back expansion during the COVID-19...

CORSAIR Launches the RM1200e Power Supply

From Corsair Press Release: CORSAIR (Nasdaq: CRSR) is proud to announce the launch of the upgraded RM1200e with Platinum-certified efficiency, the new flagship of the best-selling RMe power supply family. It joins the latest generation of the RMe PSU series as a high-powered option for system...

OpenAI Says 2 Internal AI Coding Agents Turned Off Their Own Safeguards

From PC Mag: OpenAI has confirmed two new rogue-agent incidents involving its powerful agentic technologies, in which the agents disabled safety monitoring tools to complete projects more effectively.

The issues occurred during internal coding tasks in early October with GPT-6- and GPT 6.1-powered...

Windows 11’s audio bug that’s crashing games and apps is now fixed

From PC World: Back in September, Microsoft released optional preview update KB5124010, which caused issues with Windows 11’s built-in decoding of Dolby Digital AC-3 audio. The bug caused some games and apps to crash when changing volume or using certain audio functions. In some cases, apps and...