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Cooler Master MasterFrame 360 Panorama Review (Page 1 of 4)

Recently, I was at a bubble tea place. On their menus, they specified all their drinks were non-dairy. As my girlfriend is sensitive to dairy, this seemed like a good place to go. After ordering, I asked them what they used in place of milk, as I often hear the use of soy, oat, coconut, or almond milk. However, the guy responded by saying it was not actually non-dairy, but just lactose-free. I was a bit disappointed, because all their menus and...

Fast and Sturdy: Raspberry Pi Expands Into USB Flash Drives

From PC Mag: Raspberry Pi is best known for its low-cost custom computers. But the company also wants fans to consider buying USB thumb drives.

On Thursday, the company expanded into selling Raspberry Pi-branded USB 3.0 flash drives, starting at $30. That's pricier than your average USB stick, but...

Intel now faces a chip shortage at the worst possible time

From PC World: Just when Intel seemed to be on the cusp of success, the company reported supply issues that will limit the number of available PC chips that PC makers will be able to buy.

Moreover, Intel said that it’s prioritizing the higher-margin data center chips with what it can manufacture...

Is Microsoft Down? Recovery for Widespread Outlook and Teams Outage Is Underway

From CNET: Thursday was a tough work day for many -- or maybe, a great one, depending on how eager you are to access work-related programs. Microsoft services, including Outlook, Teams and Microsoft 365, experienced a significant outage.

Overnight heading into Friday, the company said via its...

Lights Out for Google Smart Home Devices As Bulbs, Switches, More Go Down

From PC Mag: Google has acknowledged an ongoing issue affecting various smart home products that appear offline in the Google Home app, regardless of whether they're on or off. Google is working on a fix, but there's no estimate of how long the outage will last.

As Android Authority reports, a...

Windows 11’s latest update crashes classic Outlook and loses emails

From PC World: Microsoft seems to have messed up again with its latest Windows 11 update, which borks the classic Outlook app. Earlier this month, classic Outlook struggled to open encrypted emails.

Now, Neowin reports that several users are saying the latest Windows 11 update (KB5074109) has made...

YouTube Will Soon Let Creators Make Shorts Using Their AI Likeness

From CNET: YouTube is continuing to lean into AI to help make content, and that next YouTube Short you watch might not contain real footage of its creator. CEO Neal Mohan announced the latest move in this trend in his annual letter on Wednesday: Creators will soon be able to make Shorts using their...

Fractal Design Pop 2 Air Black TG RGB Review (Page 1 of 4)

What exactly is a budget product? I think this shifts over time. When it comes to cars, the Honda Civic is probably one that comes to mind when people mention "economy car". I remember buying a brand new 2007 Honda Civic for about $23,000 CAD, including all taxes and fees, which, while it was an economy car, was certainly far from being basic compared to, say, a 1992 Honda Civic. The 2007 model had power windows and locks, alloy rims, air...

Netflix Mobile App Redesign Coming This Year, Likely to Introduce Short-Form Video

From PC Mag: Netflix is teasing a redesign of its mobile app for later this year, and it may introduce short-form vertical video to help compete with Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and even other streaming services.

The streamer has been testing short-form video since May 2025, and it appears...

Asus ROG Ally update lets AI haters ditch ‘Gaming Copilot’

From PC World: Microsoft’s Copilot “AI” system isn’t exactly a smash hit among its users. While the company has rebranded at least some of the features as enhancements for gaming, PC gamers don’t seem to be taking to it any better. The latest software update for Asus’ ROG Ally series of handhelds—...