When it comes tech products, yesterday’s flagships are today’s killer bargains, depending on the timing of your purchase. Case in point, Woot is having a big sale on slightly older Galaxy devices, including regular smartphones, flip phones, and foldables, with huge discounts approaching and exceeding half off the original MSRP.

For anyone

When you embark on a paradigm shift like Intel’s heterogeneous CPUs, you are necessarily going to cause some weirdness with software that doesn’t expect such a configuration. Enter Intel’s Application Performance Optimization, or APO. This feature works by manipulating fine-grained processor performance values through Intel’s Dynamic Tuning

Passkeys are just as vulnerable to browser-side attacks as more traditional forms of authentication, per SquareX. SquareX is a cybersecurity firm known best for its BDR (“Browser Detection and Response”) enterprise security solutions, and has shown that attackers can manipulate the passkey setup and login processes through both script injection

It’s not hard to understand why so many websites have turned to AI generation. With just a few sentences as a prompt, you can easily generate pages and pages of sensible-seeming text on almost any topic. That’s exactly the problem, though: it’s sensible-seeming, but surely almost devoid of any real meaning, as the “intelligence” behind it

Is your wireless router struggling to maintain a connection these days? Whatever the case might be, if you’re in the market for a new router, investing into Wi-Fi 7 now makes a bit more sense from a cost standpoint, as we’ve moved beyond the ultra-early adopter phase where prices were out of control. Going to Wi-Fi 7 is still generally more

Security researchers at ESET have discovered a new threat actor in the constantly evolving cybersecurity space. The hacker group, dubbed GhostRedirector, has been attacking Windows servers using novel, custom tools. Apparently, this group’s goal is to provide SEO fraud as-a-service that attempts to manipulate the page ranking results displayed

Strictly speaking, based on what we’ve been told, the answer to the question in the headline is “yes.” While official information regarding AMD’s next-generation RDNA 5 (or ‘UDNA’) graphics architecture is incredibly sparse on the ground, there have been quite a few detailed leaks regarding AMD’s plans, and they look pretty spicy from here,

Since its initial release in January last year, Google’s Circle to Search feature has seen several improvements. The latest in this series of upgrades is the addition of continuous scrolling support, which began rolling out this week to select Samsung Galaxy devices.

The Circle to Search feature is designed to help users search Google for

We’d venture that most folks under 40 or so aren’t aware that Bill Gates and Paul Allen, former head honchos of Microsoft, actually started their empire as hardcore programmers, and darn good ones at that. Today, Microsoft open-sourced the 6502 BASIC interpreter, the Commodore-specific port of Gates and Allen’s first-ever commercial product,

BMW and Qualcomm have officially revealed the Snapdragon Ride Pilot, their vision of what next-generation automated driver assistance and safety can be. Snapdragon Ride Pilot is currently set to debut in the all-new 2026 BMW iX3 SUV.

Underpinning the iX3 on the automated driving (AD) front, Snapdragon Ride Pilot has been developed over

Lenovo hasn’t been afraid to play around with concepts that are a little off the beaten path, like the time it released the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable with an extending display, or the solar powered ThinkBook Flip with extended display that it showed off earlier this year. Adding to the list is a new concept, the ThinkBook VertiFlex, which

A piece of cinematic history has found a new home, and a new record, in a galaxy very, very close by (sorry/not sorry we went there). The original dueling lightsaber prop used by Darth Vader in both “The Empire Strikes Back” and “Return of the Jedi” has sold for an astonishing $3,654,000 at auction, making it the most valuable Star Wars artifact

Yes folks, we’re well aware that the fall season doesn’t officially commence for a couple more weeks. But the school year is upon us, there’s a crispness to the air, and Alani Nu has been shipping its seasonal Witch’s Brew for a little while now (yum!). Oh, and the NFL season has begun too. So for all intents and purposes, fall is basically

Ardent sky-watchers around the world are already preparing for this month’s total lunar eclipse, i.e. the Blood Moon, so don’t be left out of this family-friendly spectacle! The crimson eclipse is set to occur on the night of September 7 and into the early hours of September 8, especially for those living in certain parts of Asia, Australia,

More PC gaming handhelds based on AMD’s Strix Halo silicon are coming, including the first one to flex a powerful Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chip. Of course, we knew this already because GamePad Digital (GPD) had teased its upcoming Win 5 handheld kitted with AMD’s flagship Strix Halo system-on-chip (SoC), but now we have a few more details to share.

First,

Hot on the heels of launching its QuietComfort Ultra Earbunds (2nd Gen), which by the way we’re in the processing of reviewing, Bose today announced a second-generation update to its QuietComfort Ultra headphones with a refreshed design, even better active noise cancellation, and a few other nifty upgrades. Chief among them is the option to

Autumn is fast arriving, and there’s a crop of high-end ThinkPad laptops, grown in the fertile fields of Lenovo. The Chinese giant bought the ThinkPad line from IBM quite a few years back, and has been doing a pretty bang-up job of maintaining the meaning of the name: high-quality, highly-specced, serviceable business and workstation-replacement

The sector of the PC market showing the greatest growth for many years past has continually been the gaming group. So it goes that at IFA 2025, Lenovo is showing off a solid selection of Legion gaming gear, starting right off with the second-generation Lenovo Legion Go, pictured above.

We have a review forthcoming of the Legion Go S with

If your system is throwing more UAC prompts asking for admin privileges and some application installs or repairs are failing, it may be due to a recent security update for Windows and Windows Server. Thankfully, Microsoft has posted a very easy temporary fix for the issue, at least for home users. If you’re using a work PC and are not an admin

There’s little argument that although its inner workings are quite solid and speedy, Windows 11’s UX choices are often best described as schizophrenic. One day Microsoft adds a useful feature, only to add yet another Edge-begging pop-up the next. Thankfully, some teams in the company are much more focused, like the folks working on the PowerToys