Samsung seems to have accidentally confirmed the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Display in a blog post about One UI 8.5 updates for Good Lock. A since-removed screenshot from the post shows a dedicated Privacy Display toggle in the Quick Settings panel, positioned between the music widget and Nearby devices …
Read More »DeepSeek's New AI Model Reportedly Built for Upcoming Home-Grown Chips in China
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has revealed that China will soon have home-grown “next generation” chips for AI systems, which raises the question of whether the country has achieved a big breakthrough in building its own technology stack. The statement came in a short note on the company’s official WeChat account, where …
Read More »Crucial’s T500 Gen4 SSD Is Built for Gaming and Down to Its Lowest Price
Speed upgrades don’t have to be complicated, and this one’s pretty much just a simple plug-and-play. The Crucial T500 2TB SSD is a Gen4 NVMe drive that hits read speeds up to 7,400MB/s, and it’s going for $145.99 right now. If you’ve got a compatible slot, it’s a solid way …
Read More »This Router Was Built for Gaming—and Maybe World Domination
Gaming is all about speed—reaction time, frame rates, and of course, Wi-Fi. If your current router struggles to keep up, the TP-Link Archer GE800 is built to fix that. With Wi-Fi 7, 12 streams, and speeds up to 19Gbps, it’s designed to eliminate lag and keep your connection rock-solid. And …
Read More »Triassic Nothosaur
Paleontologists have found two nearly complete skeletons from a new genus and species of nothosauroid marine reptile that lived during the Middle Triassic in what is now China. Dubbed Brevicaudosaurus jiyangshanensis, the ancient creature used its short and flat tail for balance and floated near the bottom of the edges …
Read More »The First Digital Computer
These days, losing the manual for some piece of electronics you’ve purchased is notable mostly because you had a printed document to lose in the first place. In the dead-tree dominated days of yore, of course, this was less true. Documentation loss is a major problem in the effort …
Read More »Part 1: Consumers And Trends
The pandemic put everything to a halt. Then, it forced people and businesses alike in the beginner’s mind. The Zen concept hints at a seeming paradox: as you know more and more about a subject, you tend to dismiss other possibilities. What follows is a quest of shaping choices …
Read More »Apple’s New Self-Built iMac
Apple’s CPU technology and its run-up against AMD and Intel has received a great deal of press, with various pundits weighing in on what they see as the risks or rewards of Apple pivoting to use its own silicon. Its GPU project, however, continues to fly mostly under the …
Read More »Meet Hajime, the IoT Botnet Built to Vaccinate Your Devices Against Mirai
Viruses remain fascinating. We don’t know whether they predate more complex forms of life, like bacteria, or descended from them. Viruses have complex relationships with bacteria, one infectious agent preying on or competing with another. The Russians used phage therapy for years, injecting their soldiers with highly specialized viruses called “bacteriophages” …
Read More »Teardowns confirm Nintendo Switch is built on standard Tegra X1 processor
Ever since Nintendo announced the Switch, it’s been cagey about the exact details of the platform. That’s nothing new for the company, which frequently goes out of its way to obfuscate its own hardware’s capabilities. But there’s been some question as to whether the Switch contained a bog standard Tegra …
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