LattePanda IOTA Palm-Sized Intel x86 SBC Is Here To Challenge Raspberry Pi 5

LattePanda IOTA Palm-Sized Intel x86 SBC Is Here To Challenge Raspberry Pi 5
Performance usually isn’t a first-order concern when you’re buying a single-board computer, but it definitely can have an impact on what sort of workloads you can run with your micro machine. If the performance of the Raspbery Pi 5 isn’t doing it for you, how about the new Lattepanda IOTA? This one-board beastie packs in an Intel Processor

Meta Unveils $799 Ray-Ban Display Glasses, New Specs With 2x Battery & Oakley Vanguard

Meta Unveils $799 Ray-Ban Display Glasses, New Specs With 2x Battery & Oakley Vanguard
At the annual Meta Connect 2025 event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg pulled back the curtain on a new lineup of smart eyewear and in the process doubled down on the company’s aggressive push into the competitive connected glasses market. The highly-anticipated announcement included a trio of new devices: the second-generation Ray-Ban Meta, the athlete-focused

MacBook Air Is Just $699, MacBook Pro Is $300 Off And More Fall Deals

MacBook Air Is Just $699, MacBook Pro Is $300 Off And More Fall Deals
Autumn has nearly arrived (the fall season officially kicks off next Monday, September 22), which means it’s a great time to go apple picking. It’s also a good time to go Apple device picking, especially if you’ve been considering a MacBook. No, they still don’t have OLED or touchscreen displays (somewhat soon, though), but there are several

Groundbreaking Study Discovers Microbial Life In 78 Million-Year-Old Asteroid Crater

Groundbreaking Study Discovers Microbial Life In 78 Million-Year-Old Asteroid Crater
After a catastrophic asteroid impact 78 million years ago, life didn’t just survive—it thrived, at least according to new research that provides the first direct evidence of microbial life recolonizing an impact crater. The study, which centers on the Lappajärvi impact structure in Finland, both confirms the ongoing theory that meteoric craters

Apple’s First OLED MacBook Tipped For A Touchscreen Display And It’s About Time

Apple's First OLED MacBook Tipped For A Touchscreen Display And It's About Time
Apple’s strategic stubbornness to avoid slapping a touchscreen display on its MacBook laptops is coming to an end, and not a moment too soon. At least, that’s the word from Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has a positive (though not spotless) track record when it comes to these sort of things. In a post on X, Kuo said Apple is planning on releasing

NVIDIA To Invest $5 Billion In Intel To Co-Develop Data Center And PC Chips

NVIDIA To Invest $5 Billion In Intel To Co-Develop Data Center And PC Chips
Big things are happening at Intel these days, as CEO Lip-Bu Tan looks to transform the chip maker’s business model after stumbling a bit in the past few years. The newest development—and one we didn’t see coming—is that NVIDIA is investing $5 billion in Intel’s common stock at a purchase price of $23.28 per share, which suggests a high level

Soft X-Ray B-EUV Chip Fab Tech Is Coming To Challenge Hyper-NA EUV Lithography

Soft X-Ray B-EUV Chip Fab Tech Is Coming To Challenge Hyper-NA EUV Lithography
It is difficult to even comprehend the scale of modern photolithography. Current-generation manufacturing processes are described with terms like “2 nanometer” and “18 angstrom”. Those numbers undersell the actual size of the logic gates, but the point is, we’re working at a scale so small that the wavelengths of light used for the etching

ASUS Gaming Laptop Stutters Giving You Fits? It May Be This Nasty Firmware Bug

ASUS Gaming Laptop Stutters Giving You Fits? It May Be This Nasty Firmware Bug
If you’ve noticed odd stutters or audio crackles when using an ASUS laptop, you aren’t the only one. And just yesterday, Reddit user u/ZephKeks (Zephkek on GitHub) posted an explosive deep dive revealing exactly why that is. It turns out that these issues with ASUS laptops aren’t down to Windows 11’s idiosyncrasies, but rather genuinely faulty

Google Removes Hundreds Of Android Apps From Play Store To Disrupt Massive AI SlopAds Ad Campaign

Google Removes Hundreds Of Android Apps From Play Store To Disrupt Massive AI SlopAds Ad Campaign
The Satori Threat Intelligence and Research Team at Human Security have discovered an ad and click fraud campaign dubbed SlopAds. The operation resulted in over 224 apps that have been downloaded 38 million times in 228 countries. It was a sophisticated effort that deployed several obfuscation techniques designed to evade security researchers

Lamborghini’s Fighter Jet-Inspired Pregunta Concept With V12 Engine Is Up For Auction

Lamborghini's Fighter Jet-Inspired Pregunta Concept With V12 Engine Is Up For Auction
When the covers for the Lamborghini Pregunta concept car were pulled back in 1998, people were blown away by its futuristic aircraft-inspired design and engineering. Even if it was the last of the pre-Volkwagen-owned Raging Bulls, the one-off supercar has remained inspirational and futuristic more than two decades later. For the second time

Tesla Under Investigation After Electronic Door Handles Trap Child Riders Inside

Tesla Under Investigation After Electronic Door Handles Trap Child Riders Inside
Once again, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched a preliminary investigation into Tesla, this time focusing on the Model Y’s electronic door handles following multiple complaints from owners, including reports of children being trapped inside vehicles. NHTSA’s probe is centered on an estimated 174,290 Model Y SUVs

Quantum Computing’s Next Frontier Is Mining For Helium-3 On The Moon

Quantum Computing's Next Frontier Is Mining For Helium-3 On The Moon
Finnish cryocooler manufacturer Bluefors has signed an agreement to secure a long-term supply of helium-3 harvested from the Moon. Yes, you heard right. No one has set up shop to mine on the moon and yet companies are snapping up lunar resources like kids at a candy store. This particular contract (with U.S.-based space resources company Interlune)

PS5 Update Just Made It Way Easier To Game On PC & Console With DualSense Controllers

PS5 Update Just Made It Way Easier To Game On PC & Console With DualSense Controllers
Sony’s DualSense controller is one of the best gamepads around and courtesy of a new PlayStation 5 system update, it just became a heck of a lot more convenient to use it on multiple platforms and systems. The days of having to pair and re-pair DualSense controllers on separate systems are officially over. Instead, you can register up to four

Consumer Reports Warns Ending Free Windows 10 Support Is A National Security Threat

Consumer Reports Warns Ending Free Windows 10 Support Is A National Security Threat
While AMD is keeping its nine-year-old socket AM4 kicking with yet another Ryzen 5000 series processor launch, Microsoft is getting ready to send its decade-old operating system, Windows 10, into retirement. It’s not a total retirement, but free support for Windows 10 comes to an end next month, and Consumer Reports sees this as a major security

AMD Refuses To Quit On Socket AM4 With Yet Aother Ryzen 5000 CPU Launch

AMD Refuses To Quit On Socket AM4 With Yet Aother Ryzen 5000 CPU Launch
AMD is writing the book on socket longevity and it’s doing it with AM4, which is approaching a decade of service. Just when you thought we’d seen the last hurrah for the aging platform when AMD released a new Ryzen 5 5500X3D with 3D V-Cache earlier this summer, it’s went and quietly launched yet another socket AM4 processor, the Ryzen 5 5600F.

Big Chip Players Line Up For TSMC N2 Process But Intel Sits Out, Suggesting 18A Confidence

Big Chip Players Line Up For TSMC N2 Process But Intel Sits Out, Suggesting 18A Confidence
TSMC’s next-generation N2 process has officially booked its first customers: Apple, MediaTek, and AMD, with NVIDIA reportedly paying a hefty premium to get pole position for A14. Notably absent from the confirmed list is Intel, which is striking precisely because Intel has relied on TSMC’s 6nm, 5nm, and 3nm-class nodes for GPU, SoC, and even

NASA Stunned To Find Sun Is Waking Up After Decades Of Low Activity

NASA Stunned To Find Sun Is Waking Up After Decades Of Low Activity
From the 1980s thru 2008, scientists observed that nuclear activity inside the Sun was continuously trending downward, and it was expected that this would continue. However, a new study by the American Astronomical Society has revealed that the Sun has ditched this downward trajectory and has instead increased in activity since 2008. According

Minisforum MS-S1 Max Mini PC Packs A Ryzen AI Max+ 395 And Built-In PSU

Minisforum MS-S1 Max Mini PC Packs A Ryzen AI Max+ 395 And Built-In PSU
Today, Minisforum formally announced and shared details of its MS-S1 Max Mini PC, a characteristically compact machine with the formidable Ryzen AI Max+ 395 SoC and a built-in 320W PSU. This mini-PC also features a full-length PCI Express x16 slot and a total TDP of 160 Watts before the PCIe slot is occupied, though for the beefiest possible

AMD Source Code Leak Enables FSR 4 On Radeon RX 7000 And GeForce RTX 30 GPUs

AMD Source Code Leak Enables FSR 4 On Radeon RX 7000 And GeForce RTX 30 GPUs
Yesterday on Reddit, intrepid user u/AthleteDependent926 posted a bombshell to the r/Radeon subreddit: AMD’s FSR 4 source code leak in August contained all the files needed to run FSR 4 with older GPU hardware. Doing so requires the use of OptiScaler, which we previously covered allowing users to enable FSR 4 in games that only supported DLSS

Xbox PC App Is Now A Universal Game Launcher With Microsoft’s Latest Update

Xbox PC App Is Now A Universal Game Launcher With Microsoft's Latest Update
Microsoft is bringing some big upgrades to its Xbox App for Windows based devices. The company is looking to deliver a more convenient and coherent gaming experience for Windows PC gamers, with an aggregated library as well as access to third-party storefronts. Specifically, it’s hoping to give upcoming handhelds such as the Asus ROG Xbox