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SilverStone Nightjar NJ700 700W Report (Page 1 of 4)

Summer is a fun time. We can have all kinds of interesting outdoor activities thanks to the nice weather. Among the activities, I think BBQ is the most attractive one for me. BBQ means not only tasty food and a cold drink, but also quality time with family and friends. According to my observations, most of my colleagues are fans of BBQs as well. Every time I ask my colleagues what their holidays plans are, a good number of them will mention BBQ...

ARCTIC BioniX P120 A-RGB and P12 PWM PST RGB 0dB Review (Page 1 of 4)

With news out about the coming school semester being in-person, I am quite excited to experience campus life once again. I know the shift will be quite drastic for many of the newer students as they have not experienced much on the in-person campus life, if at all. I have talked to some of the newer students and have found many actually do like online classes. Perhaps this is because it is so easy to ~~cheat~~ have academic integrity while online...

Google is shutting down its Android Auto mobile app in favor of Google Assistant

From The Verge: Google has confirmed it’s shutting down the standalone “Android Auto for Phone Screens” app with Android 12. Instead, anyone who wants a driving-friendly interface for their Android phone should use the Google Assistant driving mode, which is available within Google Maps, or the...

Apple Delays Campus Return Until January

From PC Mag: Apple employees will not return to the office until next year.

As Bloomberg reports, a memo sent to staff this week tips a January start date—four months later than Apple originally planned. The company will provide a month's notice before folks are required to re-enter campus.

CEO...

New Motorola Edge loses the curved display, adds a 144Hz refresh rate

From CNET: Motorola is revealing the new Motorola Edge for 2021 Thursday, updating its higher-end phone as part of an in-person event at Yankee Stadium in New York. The Edge (not to be confused with the U2 guy, of course) will cost $700 in the US, a price that roughly converts to £515 or AU$975. For...

Introducing the New CORSAIR HS80 RGB WIRELESS Gaming Headset

From Corsair Press Release: CORSAIR (NASDAQ:CRSR), a world leader in high-performance gear for gamers and content creators, today launched the new CORSAIR HS80 RGB WIRELESS Gaming Headset, offering gamers industry-leading SLIPSTREAM WIRELESS technology, an exceedingly comfortable new design, durable...

Intel's Alder Lake Combines 'Performance' and 'Efficiency' CPU Cores on One Chip

From PC Mag: When Intel’s next-generation "Alder Lake" processors launch later this year, don't expect every CPU core onboard to be the same.

To squeeze out even more performance, the company is adopting a hybrid CPU architecture for Alder Lake that’ll leverage two different x86 CPU cores: one...

Amazon reportedly plans to open department stores, starting in California and Ohio

From The Verge: A year after The Wall Street Journal reported Amazon had an interest in using empty mall spaces as fulfillment centers, the business paper is back with a rumor that Amazon is planning to open department store-style locations of its own. The reported plan is for stores that are...

T-Mobile confirms hackers stole details of 48 million people in data breach

From CNET: T-Mobile said in an update on its latest data breach, issued Wednesday, that the personal data of more than 40 million customers was stolen by hackers. The data, which belonged to former and prospective customers, included names, dates of birth, driver's license details and Social...

Lexar Announces a New Family of Gaming DRAM to its Portfolio

From Lexar Press Release: Lexar is proud to announce the new HADES product line of Gaming DRAM products. This is our introduction into the gaming DRAM category as Lexar expands its product portfolio. The new Lexar HADES RGB DDR4 3600/3200 Desktop Memory is for gamers looking for next-level...