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Would you agree that "less is more", or is more actually more? From the bygone era of the 1960s, minimalist design has surprisingly gained quite a bit of traction in computer case design. Although computer chassis have stayed mostly in the shape of a box, there have been quite a few examples in recent memory that take after the box even more. Maximalism, on the other hand, is opposed to minimalism. It embraces showy, abundant excess. In our...

X Is Testing a 'Dislike' Button Again

From PC Mag: X is once again exploring the idea of adding a "dislike" button for Twitter replies.

As TechCrunch reports, the button is intended to help X rank replies, so it may only appear on responses to tweets, not the original post. As for how it would be displayed, code in the X iOS app...

AMD Buys Private AI Lab for $665M to Compete in the AI Race

From PC Mag: AMD plans to acquire Finnish AI startup Silo AI for approximately $665 million, the US tech giant announced this week. The acquisition is expected to be finalized by the end of this year.

Silo AI is a private AI lab with four offices in Europe and over 300 employees, including 125 AI...

Google Pixel 9 and 9 Pro Rumors: Coming Aug. 13, New Design, Pixel XL

From CNET: The Pixel 9 series looks set to arrive much sooner than anticipated, with Google inviting the press to a Pixel hardware event on Aug. 13. The company's Pixel 8 and 8 Pro launched in October last year, but it looks like Google wants to get its phones out before Apple announces its iPhone...

Microsoft, Apple Give Up Observer Roles on OpenAI's Board

From PC Mag: Microsoft will give up its board observer role on the OpenAI board, while Apple will no longer pursue a similar position, The Financial Times reports.

In a letter to OpenAI, Microsoft’s deputy general counsel Keith Dolliver says it has "witnessed significant progress by the newly...

HP bails on always-online printers and subscription laser ink

From PC World: People hate printers. They have tons of breakable moving parts and they require expensive ink refills. But it was even worse when HP started making printers that required 24/7 online connectivity and blocked third-party ink cartridges via DRM.

It was so bad that consumers started...

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