PC & Mobile technology
Why does the gaming industry like to live in the past?
While technology is rushing forward at an unimaginable speed, it seems that the biggest game studios are looking back the most eagerly. Why do we buy memories rather than new ideas? More
BigMe challenges the telephony market with an unusual hybrid
The BigMe HiBreak Dual 2 hybrid phone brings an innovative combination of a 15.57 cm E-Ink and 12.7 cm LCD display. The device offers a powerful Dimensity 8300 chip, Android 16 system and support ... More
Have you already reserved your WhatsApp username?
WhatsApp is preparing a new feature that will allow users to have more privacy when adding new contacts and starting conversations. Instead of having to share your phone number with someone, ... More
Fake extensions covertly record your conversations with artificial intelligence
The Smart Adblocker and Adblock for Browser extensions abused the trust of 90,000 users by secretly recording and stealing their personal and... More
Hisense 65UR9S review – RGB MiniLED conquistador that wants to dethrone OLED
The Hisense 65UR9S is the first RGB MiniLED I've had the chance to test. Like you, I was curious to see how much better this technology is than MiniLED and maybe even OLED. More
A significantly cheaper Raspberry Pi 4 is coming to the market
Seller Cytron offers a cheaper Raspberry Pi 4 with a processor that runs at 1.25 GHz instead of 1.8 GHz. The model with 4 GB of memory costs around 80 euros, and the version with 8 GB costs around ... More
IBM processor with 100 billion transistors for six times faster artificial intelligence
IBM has developed the first 0.7-nanometer chip with a nanostack architecture that packs 100 billion transistors into a fingernail. The technology promises a performance of 9,000 TOPS, but challenges have... More
Prices for the Valve Steam Machine are skyrocketing on the black market
Due to limited stock of the Steam Machine, online retailers have raised the price of the basic package from the official €1,128 to a staggering €3,200. However, some customers have already ... More
A new European chatbot that bets on privacy and servers in the EU
The European chatbot eustella is officially available to the public. The Vienna-based project is betting on data security, EU servers and open source models, and the basic monthly package will give users ... More
Popular Chrome ad-blocking extension hides dangerous code
An investigation into the 10 million-downloaded "Adblock for YouTube" extension has uncovered a hidden feature that could remotely execute malicious code on any web page. The developers of AdBlock ... More
