Nvidia gives Intel a lifeline with $5 billion common stock deal

From Tom's Hardware: Back in September, Nvidia announced a historic equity investment into Intel worth $5 billion, joining the U.S. government in lending a lifeline to the floundering American chipmaker. Today, Intel has officially sold 214.7 million shares to Nvidia at $23.28 per share, reports...

Xiaomi’s 17 Ultra Leica edition has a rotatable camera zoom

From The Verge: Xiaomi used the Christmas period to launch its top flagship phone for the year, the 17 Ultra. It drops the extra rear display that’s the key selling point of the 17 Pro, but instead adds in the option of a manual zoom ring, built directly into the phone’s camera island.

That...

Samsung TVs to Get Native Google Photos App in 2026

From PC World: Samsung is set to roll out native support for Google Photos on its AI-powered TVs next year.

Ahead of CES 2026, the company said it's working with Google to "give users a seamless way to enjoy the moments that matter most, from trips and hobbies to everyday memories with loved ones...

Patriot Viper Elite 5 Ultra RGB DDR5-6000 2x24GB Review (Page 1 of 10)

About a year ago, a new state-of-the-art indoor go-karting facility opened here in Calgary, and we decided to try it out with a group of friends. One of my friends brought two semi-professional-looking guys, and they showed up with their own helmets, gloves, and GoPro cameras. They talked about their racing experience, and while I am decently confident in my skills, it is often wise not to brag until you have the results. After two heats, the...

Epomaker TH108 Pro Review (Page 1 of 4)

Recently in the AskReddit subreddit, someone asked for signs that someone is of low intelligence. You might first think of obvious clues like grades or academic achievements, but these things do not always translate to intelligent people. Instead, the top comments painted a picture of a person's inability or disinterest in learning and growing. These people are unwilling to listen before speaking and only win arguments by speaking louder. When...

Steam kills 32-bit support for Windows

From PC World: Valve has rolled out a new version of Steam for Windows over the weekend.

The big news this time around is that 32-bit support has been dropped, marking the end of an era. Most users won’t be affected by the change as 64-bit CPUs have been around since early this century, but if you...

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