Rockstar's GTA VI poised to become the biggest gaming release of all time
Analyst predicts GTA VI could generate $7.6 billion in two months
ChatGPT's new AI agent can fill out online forms and generate PowerPoint presentations
It can also navigate websites to book flights and hotel rooms
Nothing Phone (3) reviewed: bold design with solid performance
The Nothing Phone (3) is the brand's first true flagship, offering a unique design with a revamped Glyph Matrix. It features decent battery life, solid performance, and a nice AMOLED display. Despite bold aesthetics and capable specs, its high price and some mid-range components can make it a tough sell.
Microsoft Office is down to $39 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without breaking the bank, Microsoft Office 2021 is now available for just $39 – a significant price drop and the lowest we've seen this year.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 reviews are in: refined design and flagship performance
Samsung's Fold 7 features a slimmer, more refined build, a powerful 200MP main camera, and top-tier performance. Despite lacking S Pen support and costing $2,000, it's widely praised as Samsung's best foldable yet.
DuckDuckGo can now hide AI-generated images while searching the web
The alternative web search engine is fighting back against AI slop
Analogue's 4K-ready Nintendo 64 remake ships this August
Cartridge gaming like it's 1996
AMD's Threadripper Pro 9995WX will set you back $11,699, touts 26% speed boost
Zen 5-powered Threadripper Pro 9000 series offer big boosts to AI, ML, and pricing
Grab a full Windows 11 Pro license for $10
Unbeatable all-time low, available for a limited time
Apple sues leaker Jon Prosser over alleged iOS 26 trade secret and iPhone breach
Leaker accused of conspiring to access Apple employee's development iPhone
FFmpeg gets 100x faster with AVX-512 and handwritten assembly code
What just happened? FFmpeg developers keep on crunching "handwritten" assembly code to make the multimedia project faster than ever before. Thanks to newer vector-based instructions included in modern x86 processors, FFmpeg can truly provide a massive speedup in media transcoding workloads – if you are lucky enough.
Roblox's new teen chat requires a selfie to verify age
Trusted Connections feature targets users 13 to 17
Self-driving shuttle bus to Rotterdam The Hague Airport begins next month
But a human operator is required by law to oversee autonomous system
Gabe Newell says he works for fun and scuba dives daily in surprise YouTube interview
YouTuber with 19 subscribers scores rare chat with gaming legend
AMD Stagnation: Five Years of Mainstream Radeon GPUs Tested
Let's put four generations of AMD Radeon GPUs to the test to see how the $300 segment has evolved over the past five years. From the 5600 XT to the new 9060 XT 8GB, here's how they stack up.
Windows bug brings back the option to "eject your GPU"
No hardware component should suffer any permanent damage during the ejection process
Amazon's big bet on AI agents comes into focus at AWS Summit
AWS unveils Bedrock AgentCore and Agent Marketplace
YouTuber raided by Italian police for reviewing handhelds with preloaded ROMs
Up to three years in jail for simply discussing retro game ROMs?
Sony revives RX1R series with 61-megapixel compact camera, and it only took 10 years
Better late than never
Hackers are now hiding malware in DNS, and using AI to reassemble it
Exploiting the DNS service to turn malware into a truly invisible threat
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TRIVIA
Which two tech IPOs warned investors they might "never achieve profitability," but became wildly successful?
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DAMN TROLLS
How a few online users make the internet – and humanity – look worse than they are
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FIREFOX DEV SAYS
Intel CPUs are crashing more frequently due to summer heatwaves
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LONG-TERM STORAGE
Holographic ribbon storage to offer 50-year longevity, 200TB cartridges
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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
Self-destructing SSD brings espionage-level security to data protection
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THE WEB
Tired of slow speeds, two Michigan residents are building their own fiber ISP
FanControl gives you full control over system cooling
FanControl lets you create custom fan curves and temperature sensors on Windows. It supports dynamic speed control for case, GPU, and some PSU fans, and includes a plugin system for third-party sensors. Check out more in our Essential Apps feature.
The most massive black hole merger ever detected shakes up astrophysics
LIGO captures gravitational waves from a 225-solar-mass black hole
Former OpenAI staffer reveals culture of secrecy, speed, and X obsession
"This company runs on twitter vibes"
Intel Nova Lake-S chips complete tape-out, could be company's most ambitious desktop CPU yet
Up to 52 cores, tiled architecture, and Xe3/Xe4 hybrid graphics
Rumor mill: Intel may be edging closer to unveiling what could be its most powerful and innovative desktop CPUs yet. A new report from SemiAccurate indicates that the company's upcoming Nova Lake-S processors have completed the tape-out phase at TSMC's fabrication plants in Taiwan. This key step marks the transition from design to the first real silicon chips made for internal testing.
Nvidia workstation GPUs fall to first-ever GDDR6 Rowhammer bit-flip attack
Rowhammer jumps from CPU to GPU memory
Hate calling businesses? Google's AI can do it for you through Search
Yet another way for AI to erode human connections
Linux surpasses 5% market share on US desktops for the first time
Linux's momentum is largely driven by user dissatisfaction with Microsoft's ecosystem
FCC moves to ban Chinese tech from undersea cables
New rules target Chinese firms over national security fears
Perplexity CEO's warning to startups: big tech will "copy anything that's good"
Perplexity CEO points to industry imitation amid growing AI browser rivalry
Razer introduces new Thunderbolt 5 dock and eGPU enclosure
4K triple monitor support at 144Hz and charging at up to 140W
Which two tech IPOs warned investors they might "never achieve profitability," but became wildly successful?
They warned investors they might fail – then crushed the market.
Firmware flaws in over 200 Gigabyte motherboards could lead to undetectable malware
Nearly half of the affected motherboards are no longer supported
Apple's first foldable iPhone tipped to feature 7.8-inch display, A20 Pro chip, and 48MP cameras
iPhone Fold expected in 2026 at a near-$2,000 price
Candy Crush studio hit by layoffs as AI takes over design and writing work
King staff laid off after building the AI tools that replaced them
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