I sometimes question why certain items come in certain quantities. For example, why do we buy eggs by the dozen? It is not like chickens lay twelve eggs at a time, yet this is typical in North America. I was recently talking in a group chat and one friend mentioned she was able to get glow sticks by hundreds or even thousands. It seemed like everyone else was not fazed by this, so I asked why she was able to acquire so many glow sticks and what...
From PC Mag: Nintendo fans may be rejoicing (if they can get their hands on the elusive new console) as the Switch 2 finally sees its official release, but the charm of the original Nintendo Switch has been tarnished a bit by a decision from iFixit to slash the repairability score of the first-gen...
From PC World: When it comes to desktop graphics cards, Nvidia rules the roost even while gamers complain of rising prices and lowering value. According to a research firm, Big Green has more than 90 percent of the market captured after a precipitous fall from rival AMD, as of the first quarter of...
From CNET: OnePlus took the wraps off its latest tablet, the Pad 3, on Thursday, firmly planting itself in the midrange tablet arena. With a larger screen, a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and 12GB of RAM, it should be able to take on any task you'd expect to perform on a modern Android tablet these days....
From PC Mag: An appeals court this week rejected Apple's request to pause a ruling that requires the company to let developers point app users to external payment methods.
Apple was forced to make changes to its App Store policies in April, but it quickly appealed and asked the court to issue a...
From PC World: If the (hang on, let me count) 16 different Lego sets in my office alone are any indication, then PC gamers and Lego fans have a big overlap in the middle of their Venn diagram. Alienware knows this, and has released an official, adorable set that lets you recreate an Area 51 gaming...
From CNET: July will be a big month for British tech company Nothing, which is not only launching its "first true flagship," the Nothing Phone 3, but is also unveiling a new audio product, the Nothing Headphone 1.
The Headphone 1 is due to launch on July 1, Nothing founder and CEO Carl Pei said...
From PC Mag: Sharing your NotebookLM notebooks just got much easier. You can now use public links to pass on your notebooks or AI-generated podcasts to friends, colleagues, or classmates.
The sharing process is similar to that of Google Docs and other collaboration tools. Click the Share button at...
From PC World: Intel documentation has revealed additional code names in the context of the company’s future roadmap: Wildcat Lake, Bartlett Lake, and a 12-core variant of the Bartlett Lake chip made up entirely of performance cores.
Interestingly, the source is a public one: a guidance document on...
From CNET: Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Fold seems to be joining forces with the top-of-the-line Galaxy Ultra.
The company on Tuesday shared a rather cryptic post teasing its next book-stye foldable, noting that it's bringing "an Ultra-experience" to "a smaller and more portable form factor." The...
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