Contains a collection of articles on technology
Google is rolling out new Android features before Android 17 launches later this year. The biggest update is improved scam call protection that can detect… Read More »New Android Feature Warns Users About Caller Impersonation Scams
Dashlane disclosed a security incident in which threat actors successfully retrieved encrypted password vaults for approximately 20 users by leveraging a brute-force attack that circumvented… Read More »Dashlane Confirms Hackers Accessed Password Vaults Through Brute Force Attacks
Proton Mail is addressing a key migration challenge for Gmail users with a new feature that supports sending and receiving messages through an existing Gmail… Read More »Proton Mail Can Now Send Emails Using Your Gmail Address
Microsoft is making another push to attract power users with a high-performance laptop that moves away from the more experimental ideas seen in earlier models.… Read More »The New Surface Laptop Ultra Packs More Power Than Any Previous Surface
Andrew Kelley, who created Zig and leads the Zig Software Foundation, says AI-generated code is not welcome in the project. During a recent JetBrains podcast… Read More »AI-Written Code Faces Ban in Zig as Project Leader Questions Its Value
At Computex, Asus is set to showcase a range of new hardware, including monitors, unconventional caseless PC concepts, and the ROG Thor 3,000W Titanium III… Read More »This New Asus 3,000W PSU Can Power a Four RTX 5090
Dell is expanding into the budget ultraportable market with a redesigned XPS 13 that keeps the familiar XPS design while starting at a promotional price… Read More »Dell Targets Apple’s MacBook Neo With a New $599 XPS 13 Laptop
AMD is finally bringing the Radeon RX 9070 GRE to more markets after keeping it exclusive to China last year. The mid-range GPU, officially called… Read More »AMD’s New Radeon RX 9070 GRE GPU Goes on Sale
After years of speculation and two suspected internal delays, Nvidia appears set to unveil its first consumer-oriented processor since the Tegra X1 during Computex 2026… Read More »Nvidia May Return to Consumer CPUs at Computex 2026
As M.2 NVMe SSD prices remain high, Sandisk looks set to introduce two SATA SSD lines aimed at people who need more storage without spending… Read More »Rising NVMe Costs Push Sandisk to Launch New SATA SSDs in 2026
