Category: Computers & IT
‘How can we now trust Meta won’t paywall any AI glasses feature?’ — a useful Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses feature is getting a usage cap unless you pay, and I’m beyond frustrated
YouTube Premium subscribers could be paying more for their membership than they should be — and it’s all because of this App Store catch from Apple
‘Like in a horror movie, it just wouldn’t die’: Rogue Windows 11 file that was a black hole eating tons of drive space is fixed in latest update
Some WhatsApp usernames for well-known figures seem to be up for grabs — but Meta says it’s clamping down
Hasselblad cameras get long-awaited update — Capture One support, with tethered shooting also on the way
‘100% of Hide My Email addresses were exploitable’: Apple’s ‘Hide My Email’ feature can be duped into supplying the real email — and the bug has remained unpatched for over a year
Microsoft suggests Copilot button can ‘fix everything’ and has ‘main character energy’ — but many think it’s more like a bit-part villain on their keyboard
81 million login attempts hit Microsoft 365 accounts as hackers try password-spraying to force entry using stolen credentials and OAuth to bypass authentication
Maybe robots don’t need legs or fingers to do laundry — Weave Robotics Isaac 1 isn’t pretty or super-humanoid, but it might be ready to handle basic chores
‘A compelling rival to the big hitters’: Keychron’s new gaming mouse is the lightest I’ve ever used — but its clicks might disappoint certain gamers
Apple fumbled it: the MacBook Neo was easily my favorite laptop of 2026 so far — until that price hike
‘This company has completely lost the plot’: leaked Microsoft video shows Windows concept built around Copilot AI — and the internet isn’t impressed
iBuyPower’s 4th of July sale offers up to $350 off gaming PCs — here’s our top pick with a Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 32GB DDR5 6000MHz RAM, and an RX 9070 XT
We’ve had 3 months of Microsoft fixing Windows 11 now — here’s how it’s going, and what else must be done
I’ve been scanning Dell’s back-to-school sale — these are the 6 laptop deals I’d recommend for college students, gamers, and everybody else!
I tested TCL’s PlayCube projector, and it’s a brilliantly simple option for business presentations and movies
