From PC World: The first cracks in the government’s router ban have appeared: many of Netgear’s routers are now exempted from the FCC’s rule banning the sale of foreign-made routers, and Adtran can ship its service routers, too.
Netgear announced that it had earned a conditional approval from the...
From CNET: Adobe is diving deeper into agentic AI and expanding its partnership roster in a new deal with the AI developer Anthropic. Adobe on Wednesday introduced its latest conversational, agentic creative assistant, which is the technological foundation for its work with Anthropic.
Firefly is...
From PC Mag: The ongoing memory chip shortage has caused yet another laptop manufacturer to raise prices. As reported by Windows Central, prices for Microsoft Surface laptops have increased by $100 to $300, depending on the model. The revised prices are now live on the Microsoft Store, mainly...
From PC World: Microsoft recently published a new support page with an explanation of why it discontinued telephone activation of Windows: “Beginning December 3, 2025, the traditional telephone-based product activation automation process has been moved from telephone to online. […] The new digital...
From CNET: Several high-end Apple computers are sold out on the company's online store, and there's no indication when they'll be back in stock. Multiple RAM-intensive configurations of the M4 Mac Mini and Mac Studio are now listed as "currently unavailable."
The affected configurations include the...
From PC Mag: The Lenovo Legion Go 2 price is skyrocketing, and the latest hike hits the best version money can buy.
The 2TB handheld with 32GB of RAM and an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme originally cost $1,479.99, but it's now $2,849.99 on Lenovo’s website. That’s up $1,370 from its launch price in October...
From PC World: According to BleepingComputer, there’s a serious vulnerability in Acrobat Reader that can be exploited to steal sensitive data.
Security researcher Haifei Li says that hackers have been abusing this “highly sophisticated, fingerprinting-style PDF exploit” since December, meaning just...
From CNET: It looks like we'll be able to pick a style of Apple smart glasses that suits our tastes. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported Sunday that Apple is testing at least four frame styles to rival those of smart-glasses maker Meta. The company is also reportedly working on a new camera setup for...
I traveled to Vancouver for a vacation a few weeks ago. One of the items on my list was to visit the local office for the company I work for, as I have some friends there. My wife thought it was strange that I would show up to work while I am on my time off, but to me, it is not work if I get to hang out with friends. I ended up talking to way more people than I expected as word got around, but one of the more interesting conversations I have had...
For those of you who know me, you may know that I have recently switched careers. After working so hard as a warehouse worker and lifting heavy weights like a big burly man, I have since transitioned to an office job. I will say, the transition into a downtown office from a semi-rural warehouse was a lot smoother than expected, with little to no hiccups along the way. For my first day, I found that the public transportation was adequate, and...
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