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Keyword smuggling, which is the practice of obfuscating spam keywords to bypass detection filters, has been common practice for quite some time. Microsoft is warning that this traditional tactic has been enhanced by a new-school method of... Read more...
NVIDIA's DLSS 5 neural rendering offers a stunning upgrade in visual realism but the performance hit is substantial, to the point that some, including this writer, feel it doesn't justify the cost. What if you could slash that performance... Read more...
LG drew the ire of customers when it was discovered that the software designed to accompany its monitors was installing itself and offering unwanted third-party offers on users’ systems. The company is facing a new, more furious round of... Read more...
The much-anticipated Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake is now slated for release on November 5th, and a 15-minute segment from the latest Nintendo Direct showcases a sizable amount of gameplay. Below, we've embedded numerous... Read more...
Following up on its initial summer teaser, Corsair's new and battle tested TC80 gaming chair is now available to buy. Priced at $199.99, the TC80 sits on the slightly more affordable side of Corsair's gaming chair lineup. It also notably... Read more...
Do you remember Jensen? You know, the good folks that made the Interceptor (arguably one of THE coolest car names ever)? Yes, THAT Jenson. Well, the brand continues its resurrection with the Interceptor GTX, a ferocious 960-horsepower... Read more...
Anbernic has released the RG 55G1, an Android handheld starting at a stocking-stuffer-friendly $140 introductory price and pairing a sleek Nintendo Switch Lite-esque design with Qualcomm's G1 Gen 2 silicon. The RG 55G1 is strictly a retro gaming (and Android-native titles) type of machine... Read more...
Qualcomm and Amazon have announced a multi-generational strategic collaboration to co-develop custom AI inference silicon and high-bandwidth optical interconnects for hyperscale data centers. The agreement marks Qualcomm's largest... Read more...
The semiconductor industry is entering a new phase as Samsung and TSMC commit to integrating ASML’s next-generation High Numerical Aperture Extreme Ultraviolet (High NA EUV) lithography into their manufacturing toolkits. To unleash the... Read more...
Google has rolled out Search changes in Europe that it openly admits will degrade the user experience, framing the quality drop as an unavoidable side effect of aligning with strict European Union antitrust mandates. The move is intended... Read more...
If you want to play retro games and want them to look accurate, in-line with the original designers' intentions, you pretty much need a CRT. You can get by with emulation and smart filters that simulate scan lines and other effects, but... Read more...
Amid the ongoing Sony PlayStation physical media controversy, the developers behind the renowned RPCS3 emulator have achieved a milestone in the preservation of PlayStation 3 games. With its latest update, any system with a mainstream... Read more...
You're not still getting by with tinny audio from your television's built-in speakers, are you? To be fair, TV makers have made an effort to equip modern models with better sound, but they still can't compete with discrete speaker... Read more...
Sony has stepped in to correct misconceptions surrounding the future of PlayStation disc manufacturing, asserting that physical production will experience a 10% dip by 2028 rather than the previously rumored 90%. Can we breathe a sigh of relief now, maybe? If you've been keeping up with the... Read more...
AMD unveiled its beastly Threadripper Halo Station during its keynote at IFA Berlin 2026.  Capable of running AI models with more than a trillion (yes, TRILLION) parameters, AMD's Senior VP Jack Huynh said the Threadripper Halo Station is... Read more...
A Microsoft Distinguished Engineer is claiming that typing code is effectively dead thanks to artificial intelligence. No, that doesn't mean that developers are about to go extinct,  it's just that AI will take over the boring part of... Read more...
First previewed earlier this summer, HP is now sharing more details on its upcoming lineup of NVIDIA RTX Spark-powered PCs. Leading the pack are the HP OmniBook Ultra 16 and HP OmniBook X 14, which HP claims are the world's thinnest RTX... Read more...
The weekend may be nearly over, but there is still time to save big on a range of gaming laptops, desktop PCs, monitors, and more during Best Buy's Labor Day sales event, which ends on Monday. We're seeing hundreds of dollars off several... Read more...
The refrain in the DIY PC community has been clear for a few years now: if you're doing PC gaming, you need an AMD 3D V-Cache CPU. The degree of necessity is exaggerated—at normal resolutions and settings, you're generally GPU-bound... Read more...
If you missed out on Woot's previous sale on Alienware laptops, this is your chance to take a mulligan, provided you're okay with going the factory reconditioned route and are not looking to set any benchmark records. Those qualifiers out... Read more...
Unveiled at IFA 2026 in Berlin, Minisforum has officially announced the MS-S1 Max-P495, an ultra-compact mini-workstation designed to put serious local AI horsepower on your desk. Powered by AMD's flagship Gorgon Halo chip, the Ryzen AI... Read more...
Grand Theft Auto VI has reached stratospheric levels of hype after Rockstar dropped an extended look of the game on Netflix last week. Sony is looking to capitalize on that excitement with two limited edition DualSense controllers that... Read more...
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