Gabriel Moss
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PlayStation Black Friday Deals Serve Up PS5 Accessories, DualSense, And Game Discounts
Sony's kicking off this year's Black Friday savings for PlayStation fans, serving up solid discounts on all sorts of games, controllers, peripherals, and more. → Read More
Meta Is Killing Its Portal And Smartwatch Projects
The firm employed around 87,000 workers in September, meaning the sudden loss of 11,000 jobs equates to a roughly 13% loss of Meta's overall workforce. → Read More
Philips Hue Festiva String Lights Aim To Smarten Up Your Christmas Tree
Philips is getting back in the string light game with the Philips Hue Festiva string lights. It's comprised of 250 smart LEDs perfect for any holiday. → Read More
The Best Way To Fix A Nintendo Switch Controller That Won't Turn On
The Nintendo Switch has had to deal with a host of controller issues — stick drift included — but for controllers desyncing, that's typically a simple fix. → Read More
AMD's Ryzen 7000 CPUs Officially Unveiled
AMD has taken the wraps off its Ryzen 7000 series chips and Zen 4 architecture, revealing when the new CPUs will arrive and how much they will cost. → Read More
Why You Probably Should Stop Using Battery Saver Apps On Android
Battery saver apps on Android devices are effectively useless. Here's why you should stop using battery saver apps as soon as possible. → Read More
35% Of People Would Most Want To See This Celebrity Superyacht In Person
The ocean is home to a number of superyachts from the world's wealthiest people. Which yachts do most want to see in person? The winner may surprise you. → Read More
Sonos' Next Speaker Leaks With Some Surprising Changes
A new leak claims Sonos is working on three new speakers, one of which has been described as a wireless model sporting some unique design choices. → Read More
Instagram Seems To Be Copying Another Groundbreaking Idea
It looks like Instagram is exploring a new feature that has seemingly been copied from one of the most popular new social media platforms in years. → Read More
How To Stop Your PS5 From Overheating
The PS5 isn't meant for hot or humid rooms, and there are several other factors that could be behind the unit becoming too hot for gameplay. → Read More
Meta's Chatbot Pulls No Punches Describing Mark Zuckerberg
Meta has a chatbot that anyone can interact with, and that has seemingly led to some amusing (and, at times, offensive) statements from the AI. → Read More
Samsung's Vast 55-Inch Odyssey ARK Gaming Display Gets A Price And Release Date
Reservations are now open for Samsung's latest addition to its Odyssey gaming monitor series — the ARK. → Read More
What Whole Food's Palm-Scanning Payment Means For The Future
Love it or hate it, Amazon's strange palm-scanning checkout system is expanding to more Whole Foods stores, renewing talks (and concerns) about privacy. → Read More
2023 GMC Canyon AT4X Gets More Lift, More Width, More Off-Road Talent
GMC's AT4X trim continues to storm through its truck line-up, with the midsize 2023 Canyon the latest to get a taste of the rugged, go-anywhere treatment. → Read More
There's Ominous News About iPhone 14 Pricing
With the release of the iPhone 14 on the horizon, some tech industry analysts have made bold predictions. Here's what they expect to see with the new iPhone. → Read More
Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro Gaming Mouse Serves Up Improved Optical Sensor In Lighter Package
There are a number of iterative improvements on the V3 Pro from its predecessor, the most notable being the switch from 20,000 max DPI to 30,000. → Read More
Biden Passes Bill To Boost Chip Manufacturing In The U.S.
The new subsidies should help bolster semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S., a move that comes amid continuing shortages triggered by the pandemic. → Read More
How To Find The Hidden Web Browser On Your PS5
If you have a Twitter account, you can get use this PS5 hack to browse the internet on your television. → Read More
This $2 Billion Water Battery Could Give Green Energy An Astonishing Backup
A Swiss company is making the most of hydroelectric power with a storage equivalent of over 400,000 EV batteries in a reservoir deep in the Swiss Alps. → Read More
Tim Hortons Illegally Tracked You For A Year — Its Apology Sounds Like A Joke
Tim Hortons' rewards program promised its loyal customers free drinks and food. What they didn't know they were getting was an invasion of privacy. → Read More