Glorious Brings Back the Original Model O With Classic Design
Glorious has re‑issued its flagship Model O as the Model O Classic, preserving the iconic honeycomb shell, RGB lighting, and core hardware that defined the 2019 ultralight mouse. The new version ships wireless with a Glorious‑branded BAMF sensor offering up to 19,000 DPI and a 1,000 Hz polling rate, weighing 69 grams. Priced at $89.99, it enters a market now populated by lighter 40‑50 g mice featuring solid shells and newer sensor tech. Glorious positions the Classic as a nostalgic option for fans of the original design rather than a cutting‑edge performance leader.
Snapmaker U1 Launches on April 10, Now Pre-Order at $849
Snapmaker announced the U1 desktop 3D printer will ship on April 10, with pre‑orders now open at $849. The U1 features four independent toolheads that swap in five seconds, eliminating purge cycles and cutting filament waste by up to 80 %...
Who Wants to Be a Viking?
Vikings Immersive, a new London exhibition, blends bone‑conduction headsets, VR and large‑scale projections to retell the saga of Kraka, daughter of Brünhilde. Visitors wear multiple devices—bone‑conductors, standard headphones, VR goggles—while moving through a forest of real trees and interactive screens....
Starting Office Work? These Beginner-Friendly Laptops Make Daily Tasks Easier
Mint’s latest guide curates a list of beginner‑friendly laptops aimed at new professionals and home‑office users. The roundup highlights eight models across categories such as best overall, budget‑friendly, AI‑enabled, and gaming, providing key specs, price points and pros‑cons. Highlights include...
Someone Tested the MacBook Neo’s Gaming Chops, and the Results Ranged From ‘Miracle’ Scores to ‘Completely Unplayable’
MacBook Neo reviewer Andrew Tsai benchmarked ten popular titles, revealing a split performance landscape. Native macOS games such as Control and the Resident Evil 2 remake sustained 50‑60 fps at 1080p, while Windows titles run through CrossOver often fell below 10 fps. The device’s A18 Pro chip...
Google Rolling Out Pixel Camera 10.3: 100x ‘Pro Res Zoom’ Renamed
Google has released Pixel Camera version 10.3, a minor update that renames the flagship "Pro Res Zoom" mode to simply "Pro Zoom" on the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL. The change appears across settings, processing prompts and product listings and is being rolled out...
This Is The Best Fire TV Stick To Use With Your Older TV
Amazon offers several Fire TV Stick models, ranging from a standard HD version to 4K variants. For owners of older low‑resolution televisions, the HD stick is the most cost‑effective option because 4K sticks automatically downscale to the TV’s native resolution,...
How to Enter Safe Mode on Your Android Phone - and Why It's Critical to Do So
Android safe mode disables all third‑party apps, letting users isolate app‑related crashes, freezes, or slowdowns. The article provides a step‑by‑step guide to boot most Android phones into safe mode using the Power and Volume‑Up buttons, confirms entry, and explains how...
The 7 Best Portable Monitors for Working and Gaming on the Go
The article reviews seven top portable monitors for work and gaming, ranging from the 15.6‑inch ASUS ZenScreen OLED to the 18.5‑inch VisionOwl model and a dual‑screen stacked option. It highlights key specs such as OLED versus IPS panels, refresh rates...
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Vs. Xiaomi 17 Ultra: Brand Perception Is Everything
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra arrives as a lighter, stylus‑enabled flagship that keeps pricing steady while offering seven years of software support, a new Privacy Display, and 60 W wired charging. Xiaomi’s 17 Ultra counters with a 12‑bit AMOLED panel that reaches...
Channel Surfer Lets You Watch YouTube Like It’s Old-School Cable TV
London developer Steven Irby launched Channel Surfer, a web app that turns YouTube into a retro‑style TV guide. Users can flip through 40 pre‑made channels covering news, tech, music and more, joining live streams as if watching cable. The static...
Is the Nintendo Switch 2 Worth It? We Broke Down Everything to Consider.
The Nintendo Switch 2 launched in 2025 at $450, introducing a larger 7.9‑inch HDR display, 120 Hz refresh rate, and 4K docked performance. Early exclusive titles such as Yoshi and the Mysterious Book and a new Fire Emblem are slated for 2026,...
Google Chrome for ARM64 Linux Devices Coming Q2 2026
Google announced that Chrome for ARM64 Linux will be released in the second quarter of 2026, extending the browser’s cross‑platform reach after Apple Silicon (2020) and ARM‑Windows (2024). The rollout targets both consumer Linux distributions and specialized hardware, notably Nvidia’s...
Fossil Relaunches '90s Cult Favorite Big Tic Watch Design for Spring 2026
Fossil is reviving its iconic Big Tic watch line for Spring 2026, marking the 25th anniversary of the original Y2K‑era design. The rollout includes a limited‑edition Y2K model priced between $170 and $195, a sleek Machine version at $195‑$220, and a World...
I Ran NetAlertX on a Raspberry Pi, and Now I Get Notified the Second a New Device Joins My Network
NetAlertX, installed on a Raspberry Pi, notifies users the moment a new device connects to their home network. Unlike typical router dashboards that require manual checks, the tool pushes real‑time alerts, allowing immediate verification of unfamiliar devices. The Pi’s low‑cost, low‑power...
Your iPhone Has a Hidden Flight Tracker. Here's How to Use It
Apple’s native Messages app includes a hidden flight‑tracking feature that surfaces real‑time flight information when a correctly formatted airline and flight number appears in a text. Users must have iMessage enabled and use the “Airline FlightNumber” format (e.g., American Airlines...
Turn Your Old Tech Into Cash at the 7 Best Places to Sell It
CNET lists the seven top services for selling used electronics in 2026, highlighting Swappa as the overall leader for value and protection. The guide compares each platform’s payout methods, device eligibility, and turnaround times, from Amazon’s instant e‑gift cards to...
Smart App Control Was Windows 11's Worst Restriction, and Microsoft Just Quietly Fixed It
Smart App Control (SAC) debuted in Windows 11 22H2 as a cloud‑backed gatekeeper, checking signatures and reputation before apps run. The feature quickly became the OS's most restrictive security layer, blocking trusted programs without clear overrides. Microsoft addressed the core flaw...
Bumble Is the Latest Dating App to Add an AI Assistant
Bumble announced an AI‑driven dating assistant called Bee during its Q4 earnings, aiming to match users based on values, relationship goals, and lifestyle rather than simple swipes. The assistant conducts an onboarding chat, generates compatibility summaries, and notifies users of...
These Excellent Computer Speakers Are $100 Off
IK Multimedia’s iLoud Micro Monitors are now available on Amazon for $250, a $100 discount from their typical $350 price. Designed as near‑field studio monitors, they deliver a flat midrange, punchy bass, and detailed highs in a compact desktop form...
Snoopy Goes Off-Roading on This Affordable Expedition Watch
Timex has released the Expedition Snoopy Road Trip watch, part of its ongoing Peanuts collaboration, priced at $169 with a 15% email‑list discount. The timepiece blends the rugged Expedition Capstone design with playful Snoopy and Woodstock graphics, featuring a 39 mm...
Apple’s Brand New M5 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Models Are Already Discounted on Amazon — Shave $50 Off Nearly...
Apple’s 2026 MacBook Air and Pro models, powered by the new M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max chips, have hit the market with upgraded CPU cores, faster SSDs and Wi‑Fi 7 connectivity. Amazon is already offering a flat $50 discount across almost the...
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CloudMosa's Cloud-Based Phones Are Gaining Traction in SA
CloudMosa's Cloud Phone, a cloud‑powered solution that turns 4G feature phones into app‑capable devices, has seen four‑fold growth in South Africa, now representing 76% of the company's African user base. The rapid expansion is driven by deep partnerships with local...
LG Introduces 34-Inch UWQHD Curved Ultra-Wide Monitors With 144Hz Refresh
LG Electronics unveiled two 34‑inch curved UWQHD monitors, the 34U620B‑B and 34U640B‑B, both featuring a 1800R curvature and a 144 Hz refresh rate. The VA panels deliver 99% sRGB coverage, 1.07 billion colors, 300 cd/m² brightness and a 5 ms response time, positioning them...
Google Nest Wifi Pro Rolling Out March 2026 Update
Google has rolled out the March 2026 firmware update for Nest Wifi Pro, moving the software from version 3.76.479819 to 3.78.518349. The update, delivered automatically overnight, is billed to improve security, stability, and mesh performance, though no obvious UI changes are...
Deals: Pixel 10 Pro up to $352 Off Today, Google TV Streamer 4K Down at $80, 49-Inch 5K Curved Display,...
Best Buy is offering “excellent” condition open‑box Pixel 10 Pro smartphones at up to $352 off the $999 MSRP, while Amazon lists new unlocked models with $200‑$250 discounts. The Google TV Streamer 4K is now priced at $79.99 on Amazon, a 20% cut near...
Samsung’s Mobile Division Could See First-Ever Loss in a Bleak Smartphone Market
Samsung’s mobile division faces the prospect of its first operating loss as the global smartphone market contracts sharply. A combination of memory‑chip shortages and soaring component costs is squeezing margins, prompting the company to slash discretionary spending such as executive...
Alexa+ Gets a New ‘Adults only’ Personality Option that Curses but Won’t Do NSFW Content
Amazon announced a new "Sassy" personality for its Alexa+ service, aimed at adult users and featuring explicit language while still prohibiting sexual, hateful, or illegal content. Activation requires an extra security check, such as Face ID, and the option is...
Roborock Becomes the World’s No. 1 Smart Cleaning Robot Brand, According to IDC
Roborock has been named the world’s No. 1 smart cleaning robot brand for 2025 by IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly Smart Vacuum Robotics Tracker. The Chinese maker shipped 5.8 million units across vacuum cleaners, lawn mowers and other household robots, capturing 17.7% of the...
This $30 Smart Router with a Built-In VPN Is the Travel Gadget I Didn't Know I Needed
The GL.iNet Mango (GL‑MT300N‑V2) is a $29.99 mini smart router that packs VPN support, repeater, WAN, and smartphone‑tethering capabilities into a USB‑powered box. It lets travelers extend free Wi‑Fi, plug in a wired connection, or use a 4G dongle with...
This Massive 100-Inch Hisense TV Is $500 Off Right Now
Hisense’s 100‑inch U65QF mini‑LED QLED TV is now listed on Amazon for $1,497.99, a $500 markdown from its original $1,997 price. PCMag crowned it the best budget TV of 2025, highlighting its 1,024‑nit brightness, 4K resolution, and robust HDR support....
V-COLOR Debuts DDR5 1 + 1 Dummy Memory Kits for Ryzen Gaming PCs
V‑COLOR has launched DDR5 1+1 kits that combine a single active memory module with a matching RGB filler for AMD Ryzen gaming PCs. The kits are offered in 16 GB (Manta DDR5 XSky) and 24 GB (Manta DDR5 XFinity) configurations, targeting users who want...
Google Maps Is Getting an AI ‘Ask Maps’ Feature and Upgraded ‘Immersive’ Navigation
Google Maps unveiled two major upgrades: a Gemini‑powered conversational "Ask Maps" feature and an "Immersive Navigation" experience with 3D visuals and detailed lane guidance. Ask Maps lets users pose natural‑language queries about charging stations, venues, or multi‑stop trips, delivering personalized...
Google Maps Gets Chatty With a New Gemini-Powered Interface
Google has rolled out “Ask Maps,” a Gemini‑powered conversational feature in the mobile Google Maps app, initially available in the United States and India. The tool lets users ask natural‑language questions, receive AI‑generated itineraries, and get personalized venue suggestions based...
Gemini Rolls Out Ask Maps to Make Google Maps More Interactive
Google is launching Ask Maps, a Gemini‑powered conversational layer for the Google Maps app. The feature lets users ask follow‑up questions, rephrase queries, and receive detailed, context‑aware recommendations such as nearby charging stations or well‑lit tennis courts. Ask Maps draws...
7 Overlooked Android Features
Android phones include several underused features that can boost productivity, security, and accessibility. TCL highlights seven such tools, from app pinning and the privacy dashboard to one‑handed mode, Live Transcribe, Digital Wellbeing, Google Assistant (or Gemini), and Quick Share. These...
Apple Targets Competitive Price for iPad Mini-Like Foldable
Apple is developing a foldable smartphone priced around $2,000, positioning it at the high end of the premium market alongside Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Google’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold. The device will feature an internal display roughly the size of an iPad...
JBL's Latest Headphones Offer an Auracast Loophole Apple Won't Be Happy About
JBL has launched the Live 780NC over‑ear headphones, featuring a refreshed design, longer battery life, upgraded Bluetooth connectivity and active noise cancellation. The standout upgrade is in‑app support for Auracast broadcasts, allowing iOS users to receive LE Audio streams despite Apple’s...
I Was Using File Explorer Wrong All Along
Most Windows users treat File Explorer’s search bar like any generic search, missing powerful built‑in filters. By using filters such as kind: and size:, users can instantly narrow results to specific file types or sizes. The Home tab offers Recent...
Maintaining Security and Protecting Smart Home Devices From Hackers
Smart home devices boost convenience and energy savings but are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals. Common flaws include weak default passwords, lack of updates, and unsegmented Wi‑Fi networks that let attackers move laterally. Recent incidents, such as a robot vacuum breach...
Sennheiser RS 275 TV Headphone Bundle Review: Awesome Tech, OK Headphones
Sennheiser’s new BTA1 TV transmitter brings Auracast’s low‑latency, long‑range Bluetooth to any television, supporting HDMI ARC, optical, 3.5 mm and USB inputs. Bundled with the mid‑range HDR 275 headphones, the system offers a versatile, multi‑device listening experience for households. While the transmitter performs...
How Travel Apps Are Stirring up Wanderlust Among Youngsters in Asia
Travel apps are exploding across Asia as Generation Z, now 32% of the global population, prioritize experiential, budget‑conscious trips. Mobile platforms like Traveloka and Klook have captured the majority of young travelers, with 83% of APAC smartphone owners already installing...
The Best Note-Taking Apps for iPad of 2026: Expert Tested
The 2026 roundup evaluates the top iPad note‑taking apps, highlighting Notability as the overall winner for its media‑rich capabilities and flexible subscription plans. The review tested over a dozen apps, weighing cost, functionality, design, and cross‑device continuity. Alternatives such as...
Perplexity Unveils ‘Personal Computer’, an AI Agent that Manages Your Tasks and Files
Perplexity has launched Personal Computer, an AI‑driven digital proxy that runs on a Mac mini and automates tasks such as research, email composition, and morning briefings. The service integrates multiple large‑language models—including Claude, Gemini, and Grok—and operates in a secure,...
IQOO Z11x with 7,200 mAh Battery and Dimensity 7400 SoC Launched in India, Price Starts at ₹18,999
iQOO launched the Z11x 5G in India, a mid‑range smartphone starting at ₹18,999. It features a massive 7200 mAh battery, MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Turbo chipset, and a 6.76‑inch 120 Hz Full HD+ display. The phone also offers MIL‑STD‑810H, IP68/69 water‑dust resistance and up to...
A Comparative Study of Elderly and Young Adults’ Needs of Smart Home Security Systems: Evidence From an Extended Technology Acceptance...
The study compares senior citizens’ and young adults’ acceptance of smart home security systems using surveys of 220 seniors and 215 younger participants. Findings reveal seniors value simple, one‑click and voice‑controlled interfaces, while younger users focus on ecosystem integration. Researchers...
ASUS Expands Strix OLED Range With Three New 27-Inch QHD Displays
ASUS has expanded its ROG Strix OLED lineup with three new 27‑inch QHD monitors: the WOLED‑based XG27AQDMG Gen2, the 280 Hz QD‑OLED XG27ACDMS, and the entry‑level QD‑OLED XG27AQDMES. The models share a 0.03 ms response time, factory calibration, and adaptive‑sync support, but differ...
Logitech Launches New ‘Charger Not Needed’ Campaign for Light-Powered Keyboard via UMM
Logitech ANZ, together with agency UMM, has launched a billboard campaign in Sydney promoting its new Signature Slim Solar+ keyboard, which runs without a charger by harvesting any light source. The ads, displayed at Wynyard and Town Hall stations, highlight...
Meta Adds New Tools Including Freeze Frame to Edits
Meta expanded its Edits video‑editing app with three new tools: a freeze‑frame function that lets creators pause on any frame, personalized sound effects that auto‑suggest audio based on video content, and a teleprompter overlay for on‑screen script narration. These features...
GrapheneOS Coming to Motorola Phones Is Exactly the Android News I Wanted
Motorola announced a partnership with GrapheneOS to ship phones with the privacy‑focused operating system pre‑installed, starting in 2027. Currently, GrapheneOS runs only on Google Pixel devices and requires a complex flashing process. The first Motorola models slated for the collaboration...