From Lexar Press Release: Lexar today unveiled its latest storage innovations at IFA 2026, led by the new Lexar Muse the world’s thinnest portable SSD. which brings high-speed external storage into a card-like form with premium minimalist aesthetics and intuitive magnetic connectivity to empower...
From PC Mag: Tesla on Thursday announced it is adding Cybercabs to its robotaxi fleet in Austin, Texas.
First teased back in 2024, Tesla’s Cybercab is a fully autonomous electric vehicle that requires no driver intervention. In the absence of a steering wheel and pedals, the AV uses “camera vision...
From PC World: It’s been nearly a month since Microsoft released its Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11—known as KB5121003—but problems are still cropping up and being reported by users. The latest issue affects Arm-based computers like the Surface Laptop 7 and Surface Pro 11.
According to a...
From CNET: Unlimited Xbox Cloud Gaming is going away. Starting in November, the service will have monthly limits based on the Xbox Game Pass subscription tier, according to a Microsoft post on Thursday. Cloud gaming hours will be capped at:
15 hours for Game Pass Ultimate
10 hours for Premium
5...
From PC Mag: If you've shopped for a robot vacuum in recent months, you're no doubt familiar with Dreame, which impressed us at last year's IFA show in Berlin with its stair-climbing Cyber X floor cleaner. This year, it's expanding its lineup beyond tools to keep your floors (or pool) free of...
From PC World: Microsoft now bundles updates for drivers, the .NET Framework, and firmware together with the regular security updates that go out on Patch Tuesday every month. This consolidation brings one huge advantage to Windows users: your Windows 11 PC now only needs to be restarted once a...
From CNET: I love Xiaomi’s phones and gave the recent Leitzphone — made in collaboration with photography icon Leica — an Editors’ Choice award. But the company has fingers in pies far beyond mobile phones; You’ll find the Xiaomi name on everything from cars, fans, air fryers and robot vacuums, and...
I was at a wedding a few months ago where the bride and groom are both physicians. Unsurprisingly, pretty much half the people attending are also physicians. As we were all chatting, someone jokingly said to me, "Hey, are you not a doctor?" I just kind of laughed and replied, "Not that kind of doctor." Just for reference, I have a PhD in electrical engineering. We then ended up bantering about what is a "doctor" and what is not, to which everyone...
As I plan for a vacation in the coming months to Japan, I realize there are many things to do in preparation. Earlier this year, I renewed my passport, but I only recently realized I had to start booking some things. This planning process has made me recognize I will not be able to see everything I want to. I think my old self would want to see as many things as possible, especially as it is my first time there. However, between missing...
Last month, I attended our annual church summer conference, but I arrived late due to some prior engagements. I have gone to this camp all my life, so even though I was going late, there was nothing too out of the ordinary. However, when I arrived, I was immediately greeted with a story and a video from a parent. The day before, some of the youth decided the best way to get into someone's moving car was to climb and hang on to the outside...
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