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be quiet! Light Loop IO LCD 240mm White Review (Page 1 of 4)

Have you ever thought of making a full meal using ingredients only from a dollar store? You probably are not thinking about buying food from this discount shop, but every time I walk inside one, I am always shocked by the multiple aisles dedicated just for groceries. A couple of weeks ago, my girlfriend and I ran a cooking competition with our friends. Each team was tasked with making three dishes for under $20, but they could only buy from...

Epomaker HE75 V2 TMR Review (Page 1 of 4)

As some of you may know, I was an avid Final Fantasy XIV player, but have found the latest expansion rather disappointing. Given that, I have not really played a real MMO, as MapleStory is not what I would consider traditional. That being said, a friend of mine has recruited me to play Aion 2, as it has released this month. I gave it a try, and I honestly have not yet found the appeal of the game. I feel I am playing a mere phone game by making...

Windows 11 PCs just got better Bluetooth and a remappable Copilot key

From PC World: Earlier this week, October’s Patch Tuesday dropped a record-breaking 1,400+ security fixes across Microsoft’s various products and services, as well as a fix for mouse jankiness while gaming.

But the benefits for Windows 11 don’t stop there. Here are some of the more interesting...

Meta Admits Its Smart Glasses Briefly Recorded Audio Without a Wake Phrase

From PC Mag: Security concerns surrounding Meta’s smart glasses just keep piling up. After complaints about nonconsensual video recording, the glasses have now been found to record user audio without consent.

The issue was raised earlier this week by a Reddit user, who noticed that their glasses...

iPhone Duo Preorders Are Open, and Apple’s Folding Phone Is Selling Fast

From CNET: The iPhone Duo, Apple’s first foldable phone, is a hot ticket.

Preorders for the iPhone Duo began on Friday at 5 a.m. PT, on Apple’s website, the Apple Store app and elsewhere. Although the phone has an Oct. 23 release date, as of now models preordered through Apple won’t ship until Jan...

Forgot to Shut Down Your PC? This Android App Will Soon Do It Remotely

From PC Mag: Ever want to shut down your PC when you're not nearby? A new update to the Link to Windows app for Android will soon let you remotely control your computer's shutdown process.

As spotted by Android Authority, the latest beta version of Microsoft’s Link to Windows app has introduced new...

We guessed late 2027 for GTA 6 on PC. Industry insiders say Q1 2027

From PC World: We’ve known since February that Grand Theft Auto VI is coming out this year on November 19th, but only for Xbox and PlayStation. In August, Rockstar released an exclusive sneak peek on Netflix with gameplay footage and narrative cutscenes. People are hyped, to say the least.

But what...

YouTube Rolls Out New Labeling System for AI-Generated Music

From CNET: Streaming your daily tunes is about to come with a bit more clarity. YouTube has expanded its labeling system to mark AI-generated songs on YouTube Music. As AI music continues to flood streaming apps, the service’s latest move aims to keep listeners informed about what they’re hearing...

Google Now Lets You Upload Vibe-Coded Apps to a Private Play Store

From PC Mag: Google AI Studio lets you vibe-code your own software, but getting creations onto an Android phone or tablet has proven complicated. That’s now set to change, thanks to new tools in the Google Play Store.

In an announcement on Tuesday, Google revealed tools to help you share your own...

Windows 11’s easy local account trick is dead, patched by Microsoft

From PC World: Well, it was bound to happen. Last month, someone discovered a simple trick for skipping the mandatory Microsoft account when setting up a new Windows 11 PC or reinstalling the operating system. Now, Microsoft has blocked the trick, making Microsoft accounts truly mandatory once again...