Amazon announces fall hardware event

From The Verge: Amazon has sent out invitations to its annual fall hardware event, where it traditionally launches a slew of new products, including Echo smart speakers, Fire TV devices, Kindles, and sometimes dozens of other gadgets. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, September 30th, 2025, in New...

Intel resurrects ancient 10th-gen processor for ‘new’ Core i5

From PC World: Intel would like you to know about a new processor it’s selling. It’s a 6-core, 12-thread, 14-nanometer design that draws 65 watts and runs at 2.9Ghz, called the Core i5-110. If you watch Intel processors like a hawk, that might sound familiar: The specs appear to be identical to the...

Cooler Master MasterFrame 600 Review (Page 1 of 4)

How do you measure success in your life? In the past, I often defined success based on the outcome of the work. This is easy to do in school and at work because there are defined outcomes like grades or money. Even outside these areas, the outcome is both the last and primary thing you will remember, and others will see. These end results are often how future decisions are made. However, it is also flawed because it lessens the impact of the...

SilverStone Lucid 05 Review (Page 1 of 4)

How does one work with limited resources? Often times, it involves understanding the budget, must-have requirements, and nice-to-haves, and then trading nice-to-haves to ensure must-haves are achieved. Of course, there are right and wrong ways of doing so. I have been scrolling LinkedIn and Reddit recently, and I noticed a trending narrative of questionable practices people are experiencing when job hunting. A lot of companies are posting fake...

The new Google Home automations editor just got smarter

From PC World: Google’s revamped editor for smart home automations just got a few more tools in its toolbox, including more ways to determine when routines should be triggered as well as one-time-only automations.

Google announced the improvements this week, noting that the new automations editor...

Microsoft Store cuts publishing fee for small-time developers

From PC World: In the latest Windows Developer blog post, Microsoft announced that “individual developers” will no longer have to pay any “onboarding fees” to upload their apps and games to the Microsoft Store. Previously, developers paid a one-time $19 fee to publish on the store.

As a result...

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