Fractal Design Radius 240 RGB Black Review (Page 1 of 4)

Last month, I attended our annual church summer conference, but I arrived late due to some prior engagements. I have gone to this camp all my life, so even though I was going late, there was nothing too out of the ordinary. However, when I arrived, I was immediately greeted with a story and a video from a parent. The day before, some of the youth decided the best way to get into someone's moving car was to climb and hang on to the outside...

New iPhone 18 Pro Leak Points to 3 Colors, Skips a Regular Shade

From PC Mag: Apple will unveil its latest iPhones about this time next week, and a new leak suggests the iPhone 18 Pro will be offered in three completely different colors than the iPhone 17 Pro.

In a Weibo post on Monday, leaker Fixed Focus Digital revealed that the iPhone 18 Pro models have...

Acer’s new gaming handheld has a tiny laptop hiding inside

From PC World: Acer's DualPlay Mini concept handheld can flip its controls up to reveal a hidden keyboard, turning it into a tiny 8-inch Intel Arc laptop.

Who’s going to spend $1,500 to $2,000 on a handheld gaming PC when we both need and want a laptop too? Apparently, Acer has been pondering this...

Acer Recommits to Repairability With New Vero 16 Laptop

From CNET: Acer is a brand closely associated with budget workhorse machines — the company largely manufactures laptops for entry-level gamers, students and office workers. It’s an admirable (and tough) niche to fill at a time when RAMageddon is inflating hardware component prices and even sub-$700...

Microsoft Finally Lets You Dismiss the OneDrive Prompts for Good

From PC Mag: If you don't use OneDrive, you can finally dismiss prompts for Microsoft's cloud backup service in Windows 11 25H2. The next time a OneDrive pop-up appears asking you to protect your files, you can simply opt out of further suggestions, Windows Latest reports.

With Windows 11...

Google Notebook is making big changes to usage limits

From PC World: Instead of a set number of chats and AI-generated podcasts each day, Google Notebook users will get “compute-specific” limits along with five-hour usage windows.
Fans of Google Notebook’s AI-generated podcasts may have to settle for fewer of them once a new usage-tracking method goes...

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