SAMA V60 Review (Page 1 of 4)

Sports cars have a look that is instantly recognizable, which can usually be described as wide bodies and low profiles. The wide stance helps keep the car stable at high speed, while the low profile lowers the center of gravity for better cornering. And of course, there is the visual aspect of it. The wide fenders and a squat stance just look fast. You see this all the time with models that come in both "standard" and "sport" trims: The sportier...

SilverStone Extreme 650Rz Gold 650W Report (Page 1 of 4)

I have recently just returned to university classes with the start of the winter semester, and just looking at my schedule is enough to make me feel a bit tired. Four of my classes include labs and group projects, so this is shaping up to be a very busy term. Balancing all of that alongside an ongoing internship search means priorities naturally shift toward making practical decisions within clear constraints. Time, energy, and flexibility are...

9 million Android phones were secretly hijacked by proxy network

From PC World: Google recently announced in a statement that it has disrupted the “world’s largest residential proxy network.” It was able to remain undetected for a long time, hijacking innocent users’ private devices (including smartphones, PCs, and smart home devices) and using them as gateways...

Samsung's First Pair of AR Glasses Are Coming Later This Year

From PC Mag: Samsung plans to release its long-anticipated augmented reality (AR) glasses before the end of the year. In its Q4 2025 earnings call, a Samsung representative briefly spoke about the new form factor and how it will form part of the brand’s AI and AR expansions.

Seong Cho, head of...

Nvidia’s GeForce Now arrives on Linux with up to 360Hz streaming

From PC World: Nvidia might be driving up the cost of PC gaming to fuel the ever-hungry gullet of the “AI” boom, but at least it offers a somewhat affordable alternative to expensive GPUs. GeForce Now is a great choice for game streaming, if you have a good internet connection and a beefy Steam...

Amazon Cuts 16,000 More Jobs

From PC Mag: Amazon has announced it is cutting approximately 16,000 roles across the company. This comes just three months after it cut 14,000 jobs and warned that further reductions were on the way.

The reason for the new round of layoffs is the same as the last one: "reducing layers, increasing...

Leak shows Google’s new Aluminium OS in action for the first time

From PC World: Google is planning to replace ChromeOS—the operating system that currently powers Chromebooks—with a new one called Aluminium OS. It promises to combine the strengths of ChromeOS and Android into a single, cross-platform operating system… and though it’s far from an official release...

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