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Crucial Pro Overclocking CL32 DDR5-6400 2x16GB Review (Page 1 of 10)

Recently, I stopped at a traffic light when a late model Lexus IS 350 pulled up next to me. His lane is a lane that ends after the lights, and seeing the car is fully tinted and driven by a young guy, I was almost completely confident he would floor it when it turns green to overtake me. I am always down for a race against someone I know I can beat, so I started doing some mental feasibility calculations. I know his car has a naturally aspirated...

Epomaker Galaxy68 Review (Page 1 of 4)

This past Halloween, my friends and I have started a new yearly tradition. This tradition is watching the Twilight Saga. It was my first time watching, and being oblivious to the story as a whole, did not know what to expect. I had no clue what the book was about aside from it being about vampires and werewolves, since I was a literal child when the book came out. I will be perfectly honest and say, it was one of the best movie watching...

Viasat Launches Its Huge F2 Satellite as the Starlink Showdown Heats Up

From PC Mag: Viasat looks poised to offer faster speeds to compete with Starlink after successfully launching its new F2 satellite into orbit last night.

The next-generation F2 satellite took off from Florida on board a United Launch Alliance Atlas V551 rocket before separating from the vehicle....

Amazon’s Starlink-style satellite internet project just got a new name

From PC World: Starlink offers some big benefits over regular home internet, but what we really need are competitors in that space. Amazon wants to be one of those competitors with Project Kuiper, a satellite internet service that’s still in the works and could be operational by 2026.

Satellite...

Apple's New App Store Rules Take Aim at Personal Data Sharing With AI

From CNET: Apple updated its App Review Guidelines page on Thursday, introducing changes to the handling of personal data sharing and the requirements that must be met before doing so. Noncompliant apps could be removed from the App Store.

The updated language in the rules calls out that personal...

Google Play Will Soon Warn You About Apps That Consume Too Much Battery

From PC Mag: Google Play will soon warn you about apps that cause excessive battery drain.

The update was announced earlier this week alongside Google's guidelines for developers on a new metric called "excessive partial wake locks." It was developed in collaboration with Samsung and is designed to...

Valve confirms that the Steam Deck 2 is still a long way off

From PC World: Valve’s new Steam hardware announcements—a revived Steam Machine desktop-slash-console, a standalone Steam Frame VR headset, and a refreshed Steam Controller—are all anyone’s talking about right now. But none of them would have such high profiles without the Steam Deck, Valve’s smash...

Apple to Reportedly Pay Google $1 Billion a Year for Siri's Custom Gemini AI Model

From CNET: Apple is inking a deal with Google to make a custom Gemini AI model to power the next version of its virtual assistant Siri for spring 2026, according to a Nov. 2 report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. A subsequent report on Wednesday states Apple will pay $1 billion a year for this new 1.2...

From Zen 7 to Medusa: AMD Tips Next-Gen Chips in New Roadmaps

From PC Mag: AMD's new roadmaps offer some hints at how it’ll upgrade its CPUs in the coming years.

While AMD's strategy for servers and enterprise AI took center stage at a recent analyst day, AMD executives also previewed coming advancements to its CPU architecture.

A presentation slide shows...

Streaming Paramount+ for free is about to get even harder

From PC World: First, the promo codes dried up, then the offers to departing subscribers stopped happening. Now comes word that the last reliable way to stream Paramount+ for free will soon go away.

In a letter to its shareholders reporting its third-quarter 2025 results, Paramount announced that...