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- Beware Of Zombie Credit Cards That Work After Expiration
- LG’s FLiPP Tech Could Finally Solve OLED Burn-In And Dim Screens
- Framework Laptop 12 Levels Up With Thunderbolt 4 And Intel Wildcat Lake
- Sony Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers Arrive Nov. 12: Price, Specs, and Preorders
- Microsoft Scrambles To Patch ShieldBreak Zero-Day Flaw In Windows Defender
- Massive GTA 6 Gameplay And Map Leak Reveals More Than Rockstar Ever Has
- Intel Razor Lake May Finally Take On AMD 3D V-Cache In Gaming Laptops
- Apple Accidentally Leaks Demo Of Camera-Infused AirPods With AI Vision
- Microsoft Vows To Fix Windows 11's 'Cluttered And Sluggish' Right-Click Menu
- Sony CEO Delivers Reality Check On PlayStation 6 Release Date
- 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe Smashes US Auction Record At $42.9M
- NVIDIA GeForce NOW Finally Lands On Firefox With 1440p 120 FPS Streaming
- Hubble Proves Milky Way Devoured A Massive Galaxy Billions Of Years Ago
- Apple AirTag 2 Deal Drops Trackers To A Record-Low $89 For A 4-Pack
- Google Scavenges The Corpse Of Spirit Airlines To Train AI In $10M Deal
- Lexar Thor Ultra Aims To Prove Gen 5 SSDs Don’t Need DRAM For 11GB/s Speeds
- GoldenEye 007 For N64 Is Now 100% Decompiled, Paving The Way For PC Ports
- Alarming Zero-Day Mac Attack Gives Hackers Full System Control, Active Exploit
- Intel Nova Lake CPUs To Hit Desktops First With AVX-512 For Heavy-Duty Compute
- Intel Panther Lake Arc Chips With 4 Xe3 Cores May Be Headed To Cheaper Handhelds
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All News for August 2026
Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst have uncovered a critical security flaw in contactless payment processing that allows expired credit cards to be reanimated and used for fraudulent purchases.
Presented at the USENIX Security 2026 conference, the UMass researchers...
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LG Display has unveiled a breakthrough manufacturing process dubbed FLiPP (FMM-Less innovative Pixel Patterning) that eliminates fine metal masks that have constrained OLED display production for over a decade. Could this be the end of...
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Framework is giving its compact and modular 12.2-inch convertible laptop a substantial performance and efficiency overhaul. The updated Framework Laptop 12 swaps out its original 13th Gen Intel chips in favor of Intel’s latest Core Series...
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Nearly a year after Sony first teased its first foray into standalone desktop audio during a September 2025 State of Play event, the wait is officially coming to an end. Sony has confirmed that its Pulse Elevate wireless speakers will...
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Microsoft nemesis Nightmare-Eclipse is at it again, this time with a bypass exploit for his original RoguePlanet Windows Defender privilege escalation exploit. The new exploit, dubbed ShieldBreak, also allows for elevation of privilege...
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A netizen going by the rather punny name of "Cyberleek" has so far posted up two short videos and an image that appear to be from an in-production build of Grand Theft Auto VI. These leaks are definitely much newer than the previous leaks...
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If you're up on the latest Intel leaks, you'll be well aware that the company's upcoming Nova Lake processors are expected to take the fight to AMD in a major way with Intel's own implementation of a 'big cache' design, known as "bLLC,"...
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Developers and beta testers have started to receive a release candidate of macOS Tahoe 26.7, and this upcoming version’s code base holds a lot of juicy tidbits regarding unannounced Apple products, including camera equipped AirPods...
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In line with pledges made to improve Windows 11, Microsoft is unleashing some cool new features in the latest Insider Experimental Preview build. The headline feature of Windows 11 Experimental Preview Build 26340.9212 is its newly...
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In a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal, current Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki discussed the direction of Sony's entertainment business, including the future of the PlayStation 6. As Totoki notes, a CEO's "most important task" is...
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A 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe made history at Monterey Car Week, selling for a mind-boggling $42,905,000 at the Gooding Christie's Pebble Beach Auctions. This number doubles the previous record for an American collector car, and thus...
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It took several years of fan requests, but NVIDIA is officially bringing its GeForce NOW cloud game streaming service to Mozilla's Firefox browser on Windows PCs.
The rollout allows Firefox users to stream more than 2,000 PC games...
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Astronomers have uncovered concrete evidence of the earliest known galactic merger in the Milky Way's history, whereby our home galaxy devoured a dwarf galaxy nearly 12 billion years ago to fuel its initial growth spurts.
Detailed in a...
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Apple launched its second-generation AirTag tracker with a handful of notable upgrades back in January of this year, and now seven months later, it's available at a discount at multiple retailers, both for the single-pack and four-pack...
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Google has just purchased the digital footprint of defunct Spirit Airlines for $10 million in a court bankruptcy auction, securing a massive archive of corporate communications and operational data to train its AI models.
Disclosed in...
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Lexar has quietly launched a solid state drive (SSD) line for consumers that promises "Gen 5 speed for all," suggesting that its new Thor Ultra series will be priced more affordably than competing models. There is somewhat of a catch...
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It's always exciting to report on the latest in game recompilation and decompilation efforts, and today I get to tell you that GoldenEye 007 was just completely decompiled for PC. The work took five years from KholdFuzion and his team, and...
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The National Cyber Security Centrum (NCSC) of the Netherlands says it has evidence that hackers are actively exploiting a vulnerability in one of macOS’ sharing features, which can provide attackers with complete access over a victim’s...
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Speaking to Tom's Hardware, Intel VP and GM (of "enthusiast channel business") Robert Hallock says he thinks AMD's controversial decision to launch its new Zen 6 architecture in the datacenter is "a natural reaction" and "makes a lot of...
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Word on the grapevine points toward the possibility of an entry-level Intel Panther Lake chip specifically targeted at handheld gaming devices. These new handhelds would be cut down to just 4 Performance Cores, 4 Low Power Efficiency (LPE)...
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Ferrari's first-ever electric car, the Luce, as controversial as it is, has shattered world records by selling for $40 million at a Sotheby's charity auction during Monterey Car Week, making it the most expensive new vehicle ever sold...
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NASA is funding the development of small, lighter-than-air "aerobots" equipped with solid-state atmospheric ion thrusters designed to swarm and navigate the unexplored, subterranean cave networks of Saturn's largest moon, Titan...
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