Category: 8. Tech

Fat is perpetually villainized, but it shouldn’t be. You need fat to function. But the question is: which are the healthy fats and which aren’t?

“For years, fat was seen as unhealthy so we began a strong focus to remove it from our diets…

Honor is set to officially unveil the Power2 on January 5, following the launch of the original Honor Power in April with an 8,000mAh battery. The upcoming model is expected to raise capacity further, featuring a 10,080mAh…

We’re all planning our resolutions for 2026, and while it’s nice to write down some achievable and incremental goals to work on, and we’re here for it, sometimes your main aim should just be to try and enjoy a bit more art….

OnePlus launched the OnePlus 15 in late October, but early leaks about its successor have already begun to surface. After a recent report suggesting the OnePlus 16 could feature a 200MP camera sensor, a new rumor now points to a major upgrade on…

Quantum 2.0—firstly is great title. Paul Davies is a brilliant writer with a real sense of clarity. Of course, he’s a physicist, and in this book he’s working to convey some of the detailed, challenging, and genuinely strange aspects of…

GeForce NOW subscribers will be able to ring in the new year with a plethora of new games and more power under the hood to enhance the experience.

Announced via press release, NVIDIA will kick off 2026 with RTX 5080-powered cloud energy and 14 new…

Samsung’s upcoming premium A-series smartphone, the Galaxy A57, will reportedly sport a flexible OLED display for the first time. According to a report, the panel will be supplied by Chinese display manufacturer CSOT.

While CSOT won’t…

BC Hydro survey looks to the zodiac for signs of 2026 energy habits

Published 5:00 am Thursday, January 1, 2026

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The Shadowy Web of DarkSpectre: How a Chinese Cyber Operation Infiltrated Millions of Browsers

In the ever-evolving realm of cybersecurity threats, few operations have demonstrated the persistence and sophistication of DarkSpectre, a…