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Logitech's Mac apps broke because their own security certificate expired
LogiBrick: Encryption certificates are an essential component in today's digital infrastructure, safeguarding sensitive data exchanges and software interactions. When one of these certificates fails or expires unexpectedly, widespread disruptions can follow – and users are bound to notice pretty quickly.
HWiNFO delivers deep hardware insights and sensor monitoring
HWiNFO is designed to report detailed hardware information alongside real-time monitoring of system sensors. It reports granular data for CPUs, GPUs, memory, storage, and motherboards, including temperatures, clock speeds, voltages, power draw, and throttling behavior.
Microsoft Office is down to $35 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying any subscriptions, Office 2021 is now available for just $35. All the essential tools you need for work or personal projects at over 80% off the regular price.
MSI's GPU Safeguard actively monitors power cables for potential problems
Added peace of mind when gaming with high-powered GPUs
Bose is ending SoundTouch's cloud features, but not entirely killing the speakers
Bluetooth, AirPlay, and Spotify Connect will keep working without the cloud
Dell's new 52-inch 6K display is a Thunderbolt-powered behemoth
A viable alternative to multi-monitor setups
Windows users keep losing files to OneDrive, and many don't know why
Files can be permanently deleted if you aren't careful
Google is putting even more AI into Gmail, and some of it is on by default
The takeaway: Here's a piece of news that not everyone will welcome: Google thinks there simply isn't enough generative AI in Gmail, so it's adding even more Gemini features. Some are free, others are subscription-only, and a few will be enabled by default – meaning you'll have to opt out if you don't want them.
Roborock's Rover takes robot vacuums where none have gone before: up the stairs
The Saros Rover unveiled at CES 2026 brings articulated legs, slope control, and early glimpses of multi-floor autonomy
Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI heads to jury trial after judge rejects dismissal
Musk alleges OpenAI broke its founding promises
Asus' latest OLED gaming monitor combines RGB stripe tech and Tandem OLED
New monitors debut at CES with sharper text, richer color, and cutting-edge OLED tech
Google's parent Alphabet surpasses Apple in market cap for the first time since 2019
Google's AI momentum leaves Apple trailing
Nvidia RTX 60 GPUs might not arrive until 2027, Jensen says neural rendering is the future
Server-first strategy could leave gamers waiting years
Winners & losers: The absence of new GeForce RTX graphics cards at CES is an unusual break from tradition, fueling speculation that memory shortages driven by AI demand are disrupting Nvidia's usual launch cadence (well, that and an obvious shift in priorities). As the company rolls out its next architecture, a prominent leaker says consumers could be facing one of the longest generation gaps in the history of GeForce.
Grok is generating thousands of AI "undressing" deepfakes every hour on X
"X, the deepfake porn site formerly known as Twitter"
Google DeepMind and Boston Dynamics are bringing Gemini-powered robots to the factory floor
Atlas and Spot will test Gemini AI in Hyundai's auto plants to see if they can handle real factory work
How Much RAM Do Gamers Need? 8GB vs. 16GB vs. 32GB vs. 64GB
As modern games push memory harder, choosing the right amount of RAM matters more than ever. With DRAM pricing in flux, we revisit the big question: is 16GB still enough for gaming?
Lenovo's rollable laptop concept turns a gaming notebook into an ultrawide
A dual-motor OLED screen expands from 16 inches to 24 inches
Hubble observes Cloud-9, a failed galaxy dominated by dark matter
A "failed" galaxy telling secrets about the early stages of universe formation?
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PANTHER LAKE
Intel claims Panther Lake's new B390 iGPU crushes AMD's best mobile graphics
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WIRELESS
Wi-Fi 8 is already peeking out, even though it won't be finished until 2028
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"SURPRISE"
Windows 11 performs worse than older versions in nearly every benchmark
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SOFTWARE ESSENTIALS
Essential Apps to Install on Windows and macOS
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DATA CENTER
A new map reveals the true scale of America's AI data center boom
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TECH CULTURE
Blu-ray turns 20: The optical disc that refuses to fade away
HP's EliteBoard AI PC hides a full Ryzen system in a keyboard
Designed to replace full-size desktop systems
Dell's new XPS laptops pair Panther Lake CPUs with OLED displays and up to 64GB RAM
Dell is undoing its naming experiment and bringing XPS back
DuckDuckGo Browser allows private browsing by default
The DuckDuckGo Browser blocks many third-party trackers, avoids creating personal browsing profiles, and includes simple privacy tools such as a one-tap option to clear browsing data, offering a browser alternative for users seeking a more private experience without additional configuration.
Motorola's Razr Fold pairs an 8.1-inch display with triple 50MP cameras
Competition for the Galaxy Z Fold and Pixel 10 Pro Fold
Used Google Play billing between 2016 and 2023? You could get a (very) small settlement payout
$700 million will be split among tens of millions of users
A new map reveals the true scale of America's AI data center boom
Researchers are using open-source intelligence, satellite imagery, and local permits to map facilities
Nvidia's Jensen Huang calls releasing older GPUs featuring the latest AI tech a "good idea"
Could Nvidia bring the RTX 3060 back?
AMD unveils Ryzen AI 400 "Gorgon Point" and Ryzen AI Max+ "Strix Halo" processors
Coming soon to an AI PC near you
007 First Light has modest system requirements – if you have 32GB of RAM
RTX 3060 Ti recommended for 1080p 60fps gameplay
Nvidia DLSS 4.5 improved visuals come at a 20%+ performance cost on RTX 30 and RTX 20 GPUs
Even RTX 4000 and RTX 5000 cards lose performance versus DLSS 4
The takeaway: One of the many announcements Nvidia made at CES this week was the arrival of DLSS 4.5. The latest version of the upscaling tech can be enabled ahead of its official launch, which many users have done. The good news is that you can expect a higher level of graphical fidelity, as Nvidia promised. The less welcome part is that it comes with a performance hit compared to its predecessor, one that rises to over 20% when using a previous-gen RTX 3000 or RTX 2000 GPU.
Wi-Fi 8 is already peeking out at CES 2026, even though it won't be finished until 2028
Broadcom and MediaTek preview Wi-Fi 8 silicon on draft specs
Steam revenue hit a record $1.6 billion in December as Arc Raiders led the way
December was also a good month for Detroit: Become Human
Intel claims Panther Lake's new Arc B390 iGPU crushes AMD's best mobile graphics
Intel wants its GPUs inside the next wave of handheld PCs – if the benchmarks hold
Big quote: According to Intel's benchmarks, the new Core Ultra X9 388H equipped with the Arc B390 iGPU is ~73% faster than the Ryzen AI HX 370 on average. AMD's Strix Point SoC is powered by Radeon 890M integrated graphics. Intel also claims its new chips surpass AMD in ray tracing, frame generation, and other graphics workloads.
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