Is your mouse pointer inexplicably pulling a disappearing act whenever you hover over Outlook? Don’t bother troubleshooting your PC as it turns out that this quirky phenomenon is a known issue. According to Microsoft, it only affects the classic version of Outlook and now the newer release, which even though it has been replaced, will still

The team at Discord introduced some discord to our newsroom today. First, a company representative sent us a statement requiring us to update a previous article on its “Teen-By-Default” policy, and then it turned around and dropped a new announcement outlining changes to the policy and how the rollout is being delayed until later this year.

Building a PC with a radiator? Well, nearly every PC has a radiator; after all, that’s what the finstack on your tower cooler is. Building a PC ON a radiator? That’s a different story altogether. YouTuber Billet Labs has built what might be the coolest build you’ve seen in a while, because it’s the coolest one we’ve seen in years. Aesthetically,

GOG (formerly known as Good Old Games) has been fighting an uphill battle for some time, despite being generally well-received, in a battle to stay relevant amid Steam’s unapologetic market dominance. Despite gamers’ widespread hatred of DRM (Digital Rights Management) copy protection software, Steam’s relatively lax DRM has long been allowed

Google launched its Find Hub network, formerly known as the Find My Device network, two years ago to help users track down lost or stolen phones. So far, the feature has only been available on the company’s own Pixel devices, but the hope was that it would roll out to the broader Android ecosystem. However, the eagle-eyed folks at Android

Razer Handheld Dock Chroma: MSRP $89, Currently $57 Razer’s Handheld Dock Chroma is a USB-C dock for gaming handhelds that favors build quality and aesthetics over cutting-edge connectivity.   Plug And Play Ease Intuitive Physical Design Versatile Handheld Fit 100W USB-PD Support Tasteful RGB LED Integration Sparse Port Selection…

AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution is no more; the product has been renamed to simply “FSR” as it encompasses more technologies than just “super resolution”. Even still, image upscaling remains the most notable part of the package, and FSR 4 represents a considerable step forward in terms of image quality over older versions. So it goes that

NASA’s Curiosity rover has finally completed its focused survey of the so-called spiderwebs of Mars, providing us the first close-up look at a massive network of geologic ridges on Mount Sharp that have puzzled scientists since they were first spotted from orbit years ago.

Curiosity rover captured this panorama of boxwork formations—the

Building a PC from scratch in the current climate is a tough proposition thanks to skyrocketing memory and storage prices, as well as inflated GPU costs. If you’re in need of a modest new gaming PC, however, you may want to consider going the prebuilt route, even if you’ve traditionally stuck with DIY builds. System builders are better equipped

Nothing has seemingly abandoned the traditional slow-burn reveal in favor of a blunt, early look at its next mid-range contender, the Phone 4a. After a couple of weeks of cryptic hints involving pink graffiti and vintage telephone cords, the company has pulled the curtain back on the device’s rear design a week ahead of its scheduled March

Rumors are a-swirling over the next OnePlus flagship, with some saying that the OnePlus 16 is set to shatter the 1mm display bezel barrier, inching (or should that be millimetering) us closer to the bezel-less smartphone dream some enthusiasts have sleepless nights over. 

If this claim (as noted by tech insider Old Chen Air over at Weibo)

It’s been half a century since Apple’s humble beginning as a garage-based operation that saw co-founders Steve Job and Steve Wozniak crank out the Apple 1, a computer that was hand-built in Los Altos, California (and now fetches enormous sums at auction). A lot has changed since then, with the bulk of Apple’s products now assembled overseas

AMD and Meta have struck a multi-year agreement that will see the former provide key hardware to the latter for a massive AI infrastructure that, among other things, will span multiple generations of Instinct GPUs starting with a custom GPU based on AMD’s Instinct MI450 architecture in the second half of this year, to be built on Meta’s rack-scale

This year’s CES was pretty lean on exciting announcements, at least for enthusiats. Intel’s Core Ultra 300 series, the chips codenamed Panther Lake, are pretty cool, but that was really about it. Next year is looking to be a lot more exciting, though. According to the latest rumors, Intel and AMD may be having a metaphorical knife fight at

Wispr Flow, a dictation app that taps into AI, launched last year across Windows, Mac and iOS, but is now finally making its way to Android. The company says that it this isn’t just a straight port of what’s found on other platforms, and that the development team has gone the extra mile to create an experience that’s “optimized for Android’s

iOS users may already be aware of the commercial spyware dubbed Predator, but may not know exactly what it’s capable. Fortunately, malware researchers Nir Avraham and Hu Ke have published a detailed write-up on how the Predator spyware works, including how “a single hook defeats both camera and microphone indicators simultaneously.” The Predator

Enthusiast and frequent leak-spotter Gray (@Olrak29_ on Xwitter) spied a fresh job posting from Intel that’s got the tight-knit community of hardware nerds buzzing with speculation on Chipzilla’s plans. Intel’s on the lookout for a Senior CPU Verification Engineer to join the team in Austin, Texas. Base pay kicks off at around $142K (the national

In case you have not heard, Netflix is planning to the pull the plug on streaming support for PlayStation 3 consoles. Same goes for legions of legacy TVs and older set-top boxes. Now, we’re not here to drag Netflix over the coals for abandoning a 20-year-old console and other aging hardware, but with Sony estimated to have sold nearly 90 million

Apple confirmed its first big product event of this year as the company sent invites to press for a “special Apple Experience” taking place in New York, London, and Shanghai. However, this slate of product launches will be different from past ones, according to Bloomberg’s Apple insider Mark Gurman, who’s expecting a slew of new additions

Oh boy, here we go again. A supposed early retail listing for Grand Theft Auto VI, arguably (and not all that arguable, really) the most anticipated video game of all time, is causing a ruckus with a listed price of $124.19. It comes on the heels of speculation that GTA VI could break hit and surpass the $100 barrier, though before anyone