From CNET: OpenAI, perhaps the best-known company in the booming artificial intelligence market, filed confidentially on Monday for an initial public offering. Although there's no date yet for the company's public offering, this is a much-anticipated move, and according to The New York Times, an...
From PC World: Corsair has unveiled a new gaming mouse: the Nightsword v2 Wireless SD. It’s the first to feature a dedicated button for Elgato’s Stream Deck ecosystem. With a single press, users can open a virtual Stream Deck on-screen and gain quick access to shortcuts, macros, and other features...
From PC Mag: Copilot+ PCs were once the key to Microsoft’s AI ambitions in Windows, even if its vision never fully came to fruition. Microsoft still heavily promoted AI at this year's Build conference, but it neglected to mention its AI-first PC hardware brand. In fact, the only person who brought...
From CNET: You may be eligible to claim part of an upcoming $7.85 million settlement payout if you're a PlayStation customer who lives in the US. The case centered on an allegation that Sony "unlawfully eliminated competition and monopolized the market for [its] digital games" by no longer selling...
For the past several months, I have been on LinkedIn every day, but I have not been looking for a job. While others use this social media website to look at new openings and update their social circle on their career changes, I am only there for the puzzle games. Every morning, I log in and play through seven games. For one, I feel like the puzzles require some thinking. Secondly, it lets you compare against your other friends who also play based...
I have always known the education system has been out of touch with the reality of modern-day society. It is talked about by everyone, whether that is through the people I meet or the videos I watch online. I always wondered, if it is so well known, why has there been nearly no change in the system? Are student teachers being taught in a way that promotes the traditional school system? This was one of the questions I was very curious about as I...
From PC World: Desktop PC CPU shipments plunged more than expected during the first quarter of 2026, and darker clouds loom on the horizon.
In total, the total number of X86 processors sold into the PC market — mobile, PC, server, IoT — only fell about 6 percent from a year ago, a report issued...
From Tom's Hardware: During Computex, multiple reports cited that AMD was potentially skipping FSR 4.1 integration on RDNA 3.5 iGPUs, leaving these users with no choice but to use older FSR versions. AMD client and graphics marketing executive Frank Azor posted on X pushing back against this claim...
From CNET: Messaging between blue and green bubbles is getting more secure. With the release of iOS 26.5, end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging will start rolling out in beta for iPhone owners and Android phone users with the latest version of Google Messages, according to a post from Apple on Monday...
From Thermaltake Press Release: Thermaltake returns to COMPUTEX 2026 with its immersive sim racing ecosystem, featuring the GR700 Racing Simulator Cockpit and GR900 Racing Simulator Cockpit. Built around modularity, realism, and compatibility, Thermaltake continues refining the sim racing experience...
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