Nvidia RTX 4090 GPU could blow the RTX 3090 out of the water
Audio player loading… We’ve been treated to a fresh update on higher-end Lovelace graphics cards from a regular source of Nvidia leaks on Twitter, who provided a few more specifics,…
What is a website color scheme?
Audio player loading… A website color scheme is a set of colors used together on a website, which can include the colors of the text, background, links, and other visual…
New Tesla feature will upgrade your ride – but Ford already does it better
Audio player loading… Tesla has launched a new feature that aims to give Model S and Model X drivers a much smoother ride. Courtesy of the latest Tesla software update…
Wholesome Elden Ring Invader should be a lesson for all of us
Audio player loading… One solo Elden Ring player is setting an example of how to pull off the perfect invasion – and by golly, if they aren’t just the hero…
The 36 Best Fourth of July Deals on Kitchen Gizmos and Tech
for most people, celebrating Independence Day means having barbecues, watching fireworks, attending parades, and relaxing over the long weekend. But it’s also a great time to shop, thanks to the…
Why the Pixel 5 (not the Pixel 6) is my favorite Google phone in 2022
The Pixel 6 is Google’s latest Pixel flagship, and the Pixel 7 will be here soon. But the Pixel 5 remains my go-to Google handset.
OBSBOT Tiny 4K is a petite UHD webcam with AI-powered tracking
The OBSBOT Tiny 4K UHD webcam is intelligent, thanks to AI-powered tracking and autofocus support.
Why Apple (still) shouldn’t make a streaming device for cheapskates
Apple already has low-cost hardware. It’s called Roku and Fire TV and Chromecast.
It sounds mad, but a new 12-inch MacBook might actually work
Apple’s 12-inch MacBook could be making a comeback, and that might be a great idea. But there are a few major problems Apple has to fix this time around.
Someone Got YouTube Videos To Play on a 40-Year-Old Computer That Can Only Display Green Text
Watching YouTube on a Commodore PetNot only was the PET 600’s screen limited to just displaying characters (letters, numbers, punctuation, etc.) but the machines behind them were impossibly slow, often…