iPhone 18 won’t debut this fall, here’s why
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Samsung’s latest Android skin for Galaxy smartphones, One UI 9.0 (Android 17), introduces several changes and improvements. One of them is the removal of the Lockdown Mode from the power menu, which previously locked the phone and disabled biometric authentication, requiring you to enter your PIN, pattern, or password to unlock it. Despite removing the…
TL; DR Global PC shipments fell 4.9% in Q2 2026, ending nine straight quarters of growth. A memory chip shortage, not expected to ease until 2028, is the primary cause. Revenue is still rising as vendors push price increases faster than demand is falling. Nine consecutive quarters of growth (over two years) are a commendable…
The market is stacked with compelling options for anyone considering a 3D printer, but three brands usually float to the top: Bambu Lab, Creality, and Prusa. These aren’t the be-all and end-all of the 3D printing world, but they earned their status for a reason. Here’s a quick breakdown of what each gets right (and…
Now that smartphones have become our de facto communication and note-taking devices, the need to type faster has become a priority for many. Whether it’s a requirement for your job or it’s a skill that’ll help you in university or at an internship, I have valuable advice for you. Many people still default to tapping…
I wired the basement of our new build myself, and I ran Cat6 to every drop. It was the right cable then, and I’d still tell most people to skip Cat5e and run Cat6 without a second thought. The runs work. Every wired device gets its full gigabit, and nothing about the network has ever…
Sarah Connor warned us: Multiple reports are routinely confirming that the alleged “AI revolution” is not going the way Big Tech and VC investors would like it to. SoftBank’s founder and largest shareholder, however, still believes the revolution will come to pass. AI skeptics, in his view, are simply on the wrong side of history….