GameStop Is Reportedly Shutting Down Over 400 Stores

From PC Mag: With the rise of digital downloads, buying physical copies of games at GameStop brick-and-mortar stores has become less of a necessity for many gamers. The trend has hit the retailer hard, and it is reportedly closing a significant number of its US stores.

As Polygon reports, citing a...

Samsung Music Studio Wi-Fi speakers will support voice assistants

From PC World: Samsung has dabbled in the smart speaker space before, but the company’s all-new Music Studio 5 and Music Studio 7 Wi-Fi speakers pose serious competition for the likes of Amazon, Apple, Bose, and Sonos—at least at the higher-end of the market.

Unveiled this week at CES and planned...

Patriot Viper Elite 5 Ultra DDR5-6400 2x24GB Review (Page 1 of 10)

I was walking from the parking lot to the engineering building at the University of Calgary when I heard three guys behind me talk about Canadian politics. They clearly come from a fiscally conservative view, so I joined their conversation to give them a run for their money from a liberal perspective. One of their biggest criticisms was the carbon tax under Justin Trudeau, which they argued inhibited economic growth, increased taxpayer burden...

SOUNDPEATS H3 Review (Page 1 of 4)

When a student suddenly has money, it is quite likely they will spend it on something they do not necessarily need. For me, it was a new phone. During the first few months of my internship a couple of years ago, I bought a Google Pixel 7. I have been using it for about four years now, and it has gone through a lot of abuse. I drop it very regularly, and there was a time when I left it on my car hood and drove off. It eventually fell off, but...

All Microsoft 365 users will need to activate MFA soon, or else

From PC World: Microsoft has announced that Microsoft 365 users must enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) support by February 9th, otherwise they will not be able to log in to the service’s admin center.

“Implementing MFA in the Microsoft 365 admin center significantly reduces the risk of...

Microsoft confirms bug with encrypted emails in classic Outlook app

From PC World: Encrypted emails in Microsoft’s older email client—called “classic Outlook” as opposed to “new Outlook”—have once again encountered problems. The company confirms on this support page that users of the latest version of classic Outlook (version 2511) may find that they can’t open...

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