Memory prices have climbed sharply, drawing more attention from scammers. High demand and record pricing for DDR5 and other DRAM products have led to a… Read More »Corsair Redesigns DDR5 Packaging to Fight RAM Scams
Sales numbers on Amazon’s U.S. site show desktop CPUs aren’t moving like they used to, especially the usual socketed chips. But it’s not all bad… Read More »CPU Sales on Amazon Fall 60%
A minor tweak in the Steam beta client may be setting the stage for broader performance tracking. Valve appears to be preparing to collect data… Read More »Steam Will Soon Show Hardware Specs in Game Reviews
Modern game releases often require huge downloads, pushing storage limits and testing players’ patience. With file sizes still climbing, Sony has introduced a new idea… Read More »Sony Wants to Make 300GB Game Installs Faster
Following nearly 15 years of continuous use, the original cryptographic certificates supporting Windows Secure Boot are being replaced, in what Microsoft describes as one of… Read More »Windows Secure Boot Certificates Set to Expire After 15 Years
AMD has been talking about going fully open-source with its firmware for a while, and now it’s finally happening. A Polish firm called 3mdeb is… Read More »AMD Tests openSIL to Replace AGESA Firmware
Microsoft began rolling out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7755 (KB5077201) to the Beta Channel on Wednesday, introducing Emoji 16.0 support and direct control of… Read More »Microsoft Brings Direct Camera Pan & Tilt Settings to Windows
For years, Google has handled personal privacy concerns primarily through user-submitted requests and manual removals. The company is now introducing more automation into that system.… Read More »Google Expands Personal Data Removal Tools
Mobile devices are now a core part of everyday life, keeping a significant amount of personal data within reach. With that growing dependence comes a… Read More »Security Alert: Powerful Spyware Targets Both iOS and Android Users
Logitech has begun selling its first mouse built around a new click mechanism. The $180 G Pro X2 Superstrike replaces conventional mechanical microswitches with an… Read More »Logitech Pro X2 Superstrike Goes Electromagnetic
