Category: 8. Tech

It is rare to see a mobile game that actually surprises us with its control scheme anymore. Usually, we are stuck tapping glass, tilting the screen, or maybe folding the device if you have the budget for it. But a new web-based experiment…

At last there’s a fix. Millions of Outlook users been plagued with failed restarts and missing emails since Microsoft released its mandatory January security updates. Now the company has…

Whenever I see a toy robot, I feel like a kid again. Not because of Transformers, but because I—a millennial and self-proclaimed Cartoon Network kid—grew up on Dexter’s Lab, and man, did that show burrow its way into my…

At some point over the past few months, Xbox has changed how it orders the “Game Demos” section on the Microsoft Store — instead of being sorted by new additions, it’s now prioritising the most popular demos at any one time.

That’s all well…

The Focusrite Forte 2-in, 4-out USB audio interface as a portable audio recording solution will be supported by the mainline Linux 7.0 kernel. The patches are queued in the Linux kernel’s sound subsystem development tree. While a convenient…

Google has introduced a feature that allows Gemini AI to access and use a user’s personal data from apps like Gmail, Photos, and YouTube to answer questions.

The new option, called ‘Personal Intelligence’, is in beta for paying Google AI Pro and…

The Alienware 16X Aurora with Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 graphics is my favorite gaming laptop for most people. It’s a really solid mid-ranger that offers stellar…

Updated on Jan. 25 with the latest update on Google’s failed inbox filters.

Gmail is changing. The headline updates are all around address changes and AI. But there are…

What if you could turn your Mac into a personal assistant that handles tedious tasks with just a few clicks? Imagine summarizing lengthy articles, organizing recipes, or saving key insights into Apple Notes, all without lifting more than a…

Repeated head impacts happen more often than many people realize. Contact sports, military training, and emergency response work expose the brain to frequent jolts and sudden movements.

Even when no concussion occurs, these forces can quietly…