Microsoft plans to auto-enable Memory Integrity in Windows 11 starting next month. While this improves security, it has been shown to potentially impact gaming frame rates and general PC performance on certain hardware configurations.
The Oukitel RG14-P is a rugged, waterproof laptop designed for outdoor use that features built-in solar panels for self-charging.
A new unofficial homebrew port allows GTA V to run natively on the Nintendo Switch at roughly 30 FPS. However, it requires a jailbroken console and significant overclocking to achieve playable performance.
The DualPlay Mini explores the intersection of a handheld console and a mini-laptop with detachable controllers.
A new 1,200-mile fiber corridor is set to break ground in the Midwest, connecting four major cities to improve regional high-speed access.
DDR4 memory prices have hit record highs as the AI boom puts increasing pressure on global memory supplies.
Nvidia's latest high-end DGX station has hit the market with a staggering $91,100 price tag. Designed for extreme AI workloads, it features 748GB of RAM, dwarfing the highest-end Mac Studio configurations currently available.
Roku is making a significant move into the premium television space by launching its first-ever 4K OLED models under the Pro Series and Pro Series LX banners.
Qualcomm is raising prices for its processors by double digits starting in September. This shift is expected to impact the retail pricing of upcoming flagship smartphones and other mobile devices.
Take-Two Interactive is intensifying its legal efforts to track down the source of Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay leaks, filing new demands against Discord. The company is seeking to keep certain aspects of the investigation under seal as they attempt to identify the individual known as 'Cyberleek.'
New data suggests that cord cutters are signing up for streaming services at five times the average rate immediately after canceling a service. This trend underscores the 'churn and return' behavior where consumers rotate through services rather than maintaining long-term subscriptions.
Sony has expanded the multimedia capabilities of the PS5 by adding a dedicated Live TV section with over 100 free channels.
Microsoft has officially launched its Disc-to-Digital feature for Xbox, allowing players to convert hundreds of physical game titles into digital versions.
Dyson is entering the dental care market with the CameraJet, a $500 toothbrush that features an integrated camera to scan your mouth. It aims to eliminate the need for flossing by using high-pressure water jets and sonic technology.
Music publishers have filed a lawsuit against the founders of Anthropic, alleging the use of pirated datasets from sources like LibGen to train AI models.
Valve hasn't announced the price or release date of Steam Frame, its first standalone VR headset, although the company is reportedly getting ready with a promo that could bundle VR game Half-Life: Alyx (2020) for free.
A new line of clothing uses 'adversarial patterns' to confuse AI surveillance and facial recognition cameras. By breaking up the wearer's digital signature, the apparel provides a physical method for maintaining privacy in heavily monitored environments.
Ahead of IFA 2026, new hardware reveals include Morpho's compact desktop UV printing system for makers and small businesses. Other anticipated tech includes advanced stair-climbing robot vacuums and next-generation smart glasses.
Chinese manufacturer CXMT has reportedly started mass production of LPDDR6 memory ahead of major rivals like Samsung and SK Hynix.
In a surprising move, Google has reportedly increased the price of its new Google TV Streamer from $99.99 to $149.99.