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Kingston FURY Beast DDR5-5200 2x16GB Review (Page 1 of 10)

A week ago, I was visiting Vancouver, which is something I had not done in three years. I think one of the things I forgot was the wet weather in the city, although I really should have considering some people call it Raincouver. While I enjoyed the trip, which included catching up with family, talking to friends, and eating delicious food, I forgot how much the weather plays into the overall vibe. Normally, I really like rain, partly because of...

XPG Alpha Wireless Review (Page 1 of 4)

One of the most important events for Grade 12 students is probably their graduation ceremonies. Recently, I drove by some communities and saw several posters in peoples' front yards to celebrate graduations, presumably for their children. For most students, graduation time is exciting because it means a conclusion of hard work they have completed in the past few years and the start of another journey of learning. However, I have also seen some of...

Thermaltake Pacific W8/W9 CPU Water Blocks

From Thermaltake Press Release: Thermaltake is constantly pushing limits to provide high- performance cooling solutions for all tech fans, PC builders, PC enthusiasts, and modders. This time, with no exception, introducing two all-new high-performance CPU water blocks, the Pacific W8 CPU Water Block...

CORSAIR Launches New TC200 Gaming Chairs

From Corsair Press Release: CORSAIR a world leader in PC gaming peripherals and enthusiast components, today launched the new CORSAIR TC200 Fabric Gaming Chair and the CORSAIR TC200 Leatherette Gaming Chair, a pair of bold new additions to the growing CORSAIR gaming furniture lineup. Each chair’s...

Apple lets apps in South Korea use third-party payment systems

From The Verge: Developers of apps released in Apple’s South Korean App Store no longer have to use the company’s own in-app payment system, the iPhone maker has announced in a developer update. Instead, developers will be able to take payments using the third-party service providers pre-approved by...

Samsung's 3nm Chips Start Rolling Off Production Lines

From PC Mag: The days of 5nm chips already look numbered as Samsung today announced initial production of 3nm chips(Opens in a new window) has begun.

The new, smaller and more efficient chips rely on Samsung's Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistor architecture and Multi-Bridge-Channel FET(Opens in a new...

Samsung, Starbucks Collab on Coffee-Inspired Galaxy S22, Galaxy Buds 2 Cases

From CNET: Samsung and Starbucks are making coffee-themed Galaxy S22 accessories and a Galaxy Buds 2 case, all of which sport a combination of the Starbucks logo with various shades of green to match. They're available for purchase Tuesday, but only in South Korea for now.

The Starbucks line...

Thermaltake Announces Toughpower PF1 1050W/1200W

From Thermaltake Press Release: Thermaltake announces that Toughpower PF1 1050W/1200W - TT Premium Edition is now available for purchase via the TT Premium and Thermaltake worldwide network of authorized retailers and distributors. Being the higher wattage models to the customer-beloved Toughpower...

Snapchat adds paid subscription with more features for power users

From The Verge: Starting this week, Snap will begin offering an optional subscription called Snapchat Plus that unlocks exclusive and early access features.

Priced at $3.99 a month, the subscription is geared toward “the people who spend most of their time communicating with their closest friends...

Google Spins Off New Subsidiary Focused on Government Cloud Clients

From PC Mag: Did your office or school struggle to get up to speed on Google Classroom or Google Meet during the pandemic? Perhaps next time, the new Google Public Sector division will be there to help.

Google Public Sector, announced this week, will be a subsidiary of Google LLC, and is intended...