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Hardware and Technologies Today, 12:50 PM
Intel has started sending engineering samples of next-gen CPUs to partners. If leaks are to be believed, flagship desktop chips will pack twice the cores, a massive gaming cache, and a new socket — but your electricity bill might take a hit. -
Hardware and Technologies Today, 11:19 AM
Cursor has released a new AI coding model, Composer 2.5. The devs say it’s almost caught up with top-tier solutions from OpenAI and Anthropic, but costs noticeably less to run. The model is already available to users, focusing on long‑haul tasks, stability, and cleaner code handling. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 06:50 PM
While Apple is betting on the relatively affordable MacBook Neo with 8GB of RAM, China has already started selling laptops that give you twice the memory and a twice-as-big SSD for the same money. The first devices powered by Intel’s new Core 300-series chips (Wildcat Lake) have arrived from ASUS, Honor, and HP. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 06:02 PM
Epic Games has found a way to run demanding games on portable devices without the usual trade-offs. In the preview build of Unreal Engine 5.8, a lightweight Lumen global illumination mode has appeared, capable of holding a stable 60 FPS on handheld consoles — and first and foremost, that means the Nintendo Switch 2. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 05:19 PM
Samsung is on the verge of the biggest strike in its history. Over 45,000 employees are ready to walk off the job, and South Korean authorities are already discussing emergency measures, fearing a hit to the economy and global chip supplies. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 04:52 PM
RedMagic has unveiled its new gaming smartphones, the 11S Pro and 11S Pro+, focusing not on a slim body but on raw performance. The new devices pack batteries as big as 8000 mAh, active cooling with a fan, and an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 12:15 PM
Apple is gearing up for Siri’s riskiest update in 15 years. At WWDC on June 8, they’ll show off iOS 27, where the voice assistant will, for the first time, turn into a separate app with a chat interface. But the real surprise is hidden under the hood: Google Gemini models will be doing the heavy lifting. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 11:50 AM
AI has now made its way to our furry friends. Meet the Pet Translator — a gadget hitting the market that promises to turn barks and meows into text on your smartphone, and even “reply” to your pet using a special sound signal. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 11:07 AM
Intel’s Core i9-14900KF is three years old now, but it just set a new world record. Chinese overclocking enthusiast Wytiwx pushed it to 9206 MHz using liquid helium and an ASUS motherboard. This is the highest frequency ever recorded on a regular desktop processor. -
Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 09:35 AM
By 2027, the smartphone RAM market could find itself up against an unexpected rival — server platforms for AI. According to fresh estimates, NVIDIA’s Rubin system alone could gobble up more LPDDR mobile memory than Apple and Samsung buy combined for their phones. If the forecast holds, smartphone makers will have to fight the rapidly growing AI sector for limited production volumes, which risks another component shortage and price hike. -
Hardware and Technologies May 15, 2026, 07:07 PM
After installing the fresh May driver, AMD graphics cards might stop cooling themselves at the worst possible moment — right after the monitor wakes up from sleep. The signature silent‑running feature has glitched out, and now the fans sometimes won't spin up even under heavy load. -
Hardware and Technologies May 15, 2026, 09:45 AM
Google has shown off what the next big shift in using a computer could look like — a cursor that doesn’t just point, but understands what the user is actually seeing. Their Gemini-powered prototype can identify objects under the pointer and respond to short voice commands. It’s an attempt to move away from endless text prompts and toward a more natural way of interacting with AI. -
Hardware and Technologies May 14, 2026, 09:04 PM
Images and technical details of Microsoft’s new gamepad have surfaced online, and judging by the leak, it’s being built specifically for Xbox Cloud Gaming. The device differs from the company’s usual controllers and focuses on a direct Wi-Fi connection to cloud servers. -
Hardware and Technologies May 14, 2026, 08:05 PM
An update to the popular CPU-Z utility unexpectedly reveals details about upcoming AMD and Intel processors. Version 2.20 brings an expanded list of supported hardware, including still-unannounced AMD Gorgon Halo family APUs and new Intel lineups for embedded systems. -
Hardware and Technologies May 14, 2026, 06:03 PM
AMD has officially announced that the FSR 4.1 graphics tech, which makes in-game visuals noticeably sharper and smoother, will no longer be a privilege reserved for the latest GPU owners. This summer, the neural-network-powered upscaling will come to Radeon RX 7000 cards, and by 2027 it’ll reach the 6000 series as well. -
Hardware and Technologies May 14, 2026, 05:38 PM
The flagship GeForce RTX 5090 might become even less attainable for buyers. NVIDIA is raising prices for partners again due to pricier GDDR7 memory, which will almost certainly trigger another round of price surges in stores. -
Hardware and Technologies May 14, 2026, 01:15 PM
Anthropic, the company behind one of the most well-known neural networks, Claude, has released over 60 specialized AI agents for legal work into the open domain — and they’re free. -
Hardware and Technologies May 14, 2026, 12:02 PM
When your computer starts slowing down and dozens of weird processes show up in the system, the standard Task Manager is often useless. A free utility called witr has appeared on GitHub that shows the complete process ancestry and helps you quickly spot suspicious activity. -
Hardware and Technologies May 14, 2026, 09:50 AM
Microsoft is finally taking on one of Windows’ most annoying headaches—broken drivers and sudden Blue Screens after updates. The company is cooking up an automatic rollback system for faulty drivers, and also tweaking the way graphics drivers are installed, a setup that’s been pissing off gamers for years with forced version swaps. -
Hardware and Technologies May 13, 2026, 08:02 PM
The folks over at Mistral AI accidentally found themselves in hackers’ crosshairs — but only up to a point, because this crew follows a “don’t mess with your own” rule. A virus slipped into the official AI toolkit package, swiping passwords — but politely shuts itself down if the computer “speaks” Russian. For users in Israel and Iran, though, the script is totally different.
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