Samsung has officially launched its One UI 8 Beta Program, the company’s latest take on Android 16, and with it comes multimodal AI capabilities and customization. This “first-generation upgrade” promises to redefine the user experience, mirroring Android 16’s goal to have optimized UI/UX for Android phones, foldables, and tablets. For now,

Razer just finished honing its big and bold Blade 18 gaming laptop with cutting-edge hardware upgrades (versus the Blade 18 we reviewed last year), and it’s now available to purchase, provided you have the requisite coin. The asking price is as bold as the configuration—the cost of entry is $3,499 and it goes up from there, depending on what

TP-Link Systems Inc., a leader in networking and smart home solutions, has unveiled the Tapo DL100 Smart Deadbolt Door Lock. This latest addition to its award-winning Tapo smart home portfolio promises a standard suite of smart features and BHMA Grade 3-certified security, all at a very affordable entry-level price point. Plus, we have a coupon

As tempting as it might be, avoid using 0000 as your four-digit PIN code. Same goes for 1010, 1111, 1122, and 1212, which comprises the top five worst PIN codes, according to a list compiled by security experts. Just like a password, you should avoid using PIN codes that are commonly used. Yes, they can be easier to remember compared to a

Corsair is expanding the range of its custom gaming PCs with the launch of the One i600, a “compact powerhouse PC” that promises to deliver more power, efficiency, and thermal performance compared to the One i500. It also gives buyers the option of going with a real wooden front panel with a forestry certification, in case that’s something

If you’re a die-hard “Soulsborne” series veteran, you probably already know about this unusual spinoff title’s rather quiet launch. Instead, we’re going to try and pull in some of the folks who may have bounced off of Dark Souls or Elden Ring because of those games’ dense RPG mechanics and long playtime. If you’re just here for the reminder:

Move over, 80 Plus Titanium, there’s a new boss in town, and her name is Ruby. CLEARresult, the entity handling the well-known 80 Plus power supply certification program, has unveiled 80 Plus Ruby, its top-end badge aimed at super-efficient server power supplies.

80 Plus Titanium already demanded over 90% efficiency at 10% to 100% delivery

It might surprise you to learn this, but cybercriminals are usually fairly protective of the data they steal, because things like credentials and login details have value, and can be sold to the right buyer. That’s why it’s so unusual that this latest discovery was apparently found completely unencrypted and visible to the open web; a massive

Google is announcing a suite of significant Android Auto updates designed to make your time behind the wheel—especially while parked—more engaging, collaborative, and possibly safer. Among the most anticipated additions are an overhaul to the Spotify experience with “Jam” integration, the long-awaited arrival of web browsers and video application

Apparently, sending your brand new Aston Martin Valkyrie off for its first detailing could lead to over $200,000 in repairs just by having the wrong buttons pressed. That was the warning a professional detailing studio was given when the keys were handed over: don’t touch XX buttons or else.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie, a breathtaking collaboration

We’re a day removed from Memorial Day, but several sales events that sprang up over the weekend (and earlier) are still in effect, including a deluge of discounted big screen TV models on Amazon. We’ve rounded up a whole bunch that are worth checking out, and from a variety of TV makers such as Samsung, LG, TCL, and others. Let’s dive in,

Nintendo has a lot going on these days, which includes an ongoing legal battle and preparing for the Switch 2 to hit store shelves. To keep fans in the loop, the company launched the Nintendo Today app on iOS and Android, which delivers fresh content daily. However, it seems as if this new app now has a surprising limitation.

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An early exclusive leak has revealed how Motorola plans to (yet again) redefine the mid-range smartphone market with the upcoming Moto G96 5G. The device will sport a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 processor, 12GB of RAM, a Sony Lytia primary shooter, sizeable battery capacity, and some really unique colorways.

The most eye-catching aspect

This year’s Computex event in Taipei ended up being an especially busy one with lots of new product announcements (like the GeForce RTX 5060), and a fair amount of product showcases to boot. Falling into the latter category, MSI shared some photos of a visit by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang to its booth during the event, where he sat down for a

Are you in need of new Nikon hardware? You better act fast! The ongoing specter of trade tariffs is casting a shadow over the global imaging industry, with Nikon becoming the latest major player to confirm impending price increases on its cameras and lenses in the United States. Effective June 23, consumers can expect to see higher price tags

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 is an interesting GPU for this Blackwell generation. On one hand, it’s by far the fastest gaming GPU we’ve ever seen, aided in part by a generous 32GB of fast GDDR7 VRAM. On the other hand, the same GPU has experienced a monumental shift in early pricing since its release a few short months ago. Some prices in the

Texas is on the cusp of enacting one of the nation’s most stringent social media regulations, with House Bill 186 (also referred to as HB 18) set to prohibit individuals under the age of 18 from creating and maintaining accounts on platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Snapchat. This sweepingly restrictive legislation, driven by concerns over

It should come as no surprise that scalpers are already flooding auction sites with listings for Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2 console, which releases to retail on June 5, 2025 (a week from this Thursday). It happens with every new piece of highly anticipated hardware, and it only adds to the issue of there not being enough supply to meet demand.

If you’ve ever played with an original 8-bit computer—a Commodore, an Atari 400/800, or anything else of that vintage—you already know that getting clean video output can be a terrific struggle. These systems were primarily built to output a video signal using radio frequency (RF) output, not unlike a regular TV antenna, and require mods to

In the words of Queen, Another One Bites The Dust. There’s a user report of one more GeForce RTX 5090 power cable suffering a nasty case of heatstroke, this time around an MSI yelllow-tipped connector.

The original report came from Reddit user VersauteGurke, who’s running a chonky MSI GeForce RTX 5090 in his machine, powered by a Corsair