CHERRY XTRFY M42V2 is a 45-gram wired gaming mouse for just $39.99
CHERRY has launched the XTRFY M42V2, a 45-gram wired gaming mouse with interchangeable back shells, software-free settings, and a $39.99 price.
CHERRY has launched the XTRFY M42V2, a 45-gram wired gaming mouse with interchangeable back shells, software-free settings, and a $39.99 price.
Wyze is launching the $39.98 Indoor Cam Pan with 2K video, 360-degree horizontal movement, motion tracking, local microSD recording, and a physical privacy mode.
Microsoft says more than 7,000 verified apps and games now work on Windows on Arm as the ecosystem expands and NVIDIA prepares to join Qualcomm with new Arm-powered PCs.
Microsoft is deepening its AI relationship with Saudi Arabia through HUMAIN, a state-backed company chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The partnership could bring ALLAM models to Microsoft Foundry and Microsoft 365 Copilot, raising fresh questions about privacy and human rights.
Apple has introduced the M6 Mac mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio with a heavy focus on local AI, upgraded connectivity, and higher starting prices.
Citrix UniconOS dual boot installs a separate Linux recovery environment alongside Windows, allowing employees to access company applications when Windows fails.
Vanilla OS 3 Reunion is now available with ARM64 support, GNOME 50, Linux 7.1.3, reproducible builds, and the new Vanilla Continuity backup tool.
ASUS is bringing the ROG Gjallar gaming soundbar to the U.S. with Dolby Atmos, a wireless subwoofer, and AI-powered microphones designed for headset-free multiplayer chat.
LG is bringing the UltraGear 25G590B to the U.S. for $999.99, giving competitive gamers a 25-inch Full HD IPS display with a native 1,000Hz refresh rate.
PorteuX 2.8 introduces its homegrown aufs-ng union filesystem and xfwm4-gl OpenGL compositor, while adding Wine and Proton support on NTFS and upgrading to Linux kernel 7.2.
Thibault “Tibo” Sottiaux has become an unlikely rockstar among OpenAI Codex users. I even plan my Codex usage around his now-famous reset promises.
Big Tech is expected to spend nearly $700 billion in 2026 as the AI infrastructure boom accelerates. HTX Research says AI technology may still be early, but spending and valuations are already showing warning signs.