When I was in middle school, my dad gifted me his Sony Walkman NW-E394 8GB, and it was probably the biggest reason why I came to love listening to music. I am by no means a music buff, but I would spend hours after school pirating MP3 music files of classical, jazz, J-pop, and video game soundtracks. However, my relationship with wired earphones is a whole different story. Despite my best efforts, my earphones would always get tangled, the audio...
From PC Mag: The Instagram Edits video-editing app is expanding its footprint with a dedicated macOS app that can help create videos for any platform, including YouTube.
Instagram Edits for Mac supports any Mac running Apple Silicon (M1 or later). Though not as polished or advanced as Apple’s Final...
From PC World: Dangerous security vulnerabilities can occur in virtually any Windows app. Now it’s Microsoft Paint’s turn. The well-known Windows drawing app contains a vulnerability that attackers can exploit to inject malicious code. The user doesn’t even need to click on anything for it to happen...
From CNET: Wireless tech is about to get a whole lot snappier. On Thursday, the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, the trade association that oversees Bluetooth, officially unveiled Bluetooth High Data Throughput, a flagship upgrade set to arrive as part of the Bluetooth Core 7.0 standard. The...
From PC Mag: The Motorola Signature 27—the follow-up to the original Signature we spotted at CES 2026—offers a tactile, automotive-inspired finish reminiscent of a luxury car’s interior. Under the hood is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chip, making the Signature 27 one of the first...
From PC World: Netflix used to believe that algorithms were all you really needed.
Executives insisted that Netflix would become so good at anticipating your desires that you wouldn’t even need a grid of content tiles. “We want it to be you turn on Netflix and there’s a row, there’s like four...
From CNET: In the introduction to the essay published on X by Nothing CEO Carl Pei on Wednesday, it almost sounds like he’s arguing against the premise of standalone AI devices.
In Pei’s post, he suggests AI’s “iPhone moment” is still several years away. This could read as though Nothing is holding...
From PC World: The times, they are a-changin’, and not for the better. Raspberry Pi is the archetypal single-board project PC. Its monster popularity comes down to its open nature, easy-to-work-on layout, and its low price. But while data centers devour the world’s RAM supply, low prices are a thing...
From PC Mag: SpaceX’s ambitions of turning Starlink Mobile into a nationwide wireless carrier—something it publicly ruled out in March—took another turn toward reality on Wednesday with Qualcomm’s announcement that it will supply network-infrastructure components for this nascent network.
This deal...
From CNET: Some Roku users are about to feel like fish out of water. Fans of the platform’s classic Aquatic Life screensaver are discovering that the animation will soon be unavailable.
The popular animated screensaver featuring realistic aquarium life will be replaced by the Roku City screensaver...
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