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Samsung’s new leader Galaxy S cell phone works with its pointer unexpectedly
The S Pen is a discretionary extra for the Galaxy S21 Ultra. In any case, the move will fuel hypothesis the firm will eliminate its →
Best Memory Cards for Canon EOS R5
Here are the Best Memory Cards for Canon EOS R5 camera. If you are looking for the best SD memory cards for Canon EOS R5, →
Which should you spend your $800 on? – Samsung Galaxy S21 vs iPhone 12
The fight is surprisinly close. January has barely begun and we already have our first heavyweight smartphone battle of 2021. Samsung has released its lineup of →
Intel quietly kills its face-melting Optane desktop SSDs
We hardly knew ye. Surprise! Out of nowhere, Intel killed its entire lineup of Optane SSDs for desktops over the weekend, signaling the end for →
KUU A8S Review – 15.6-inch Laptop (256GB/512GB SSD)
The KUU A8S (512GB) laptop gives a larger display and 8GB of memory at a very low cost, with an SSD drive and Windows 10. →
New Pokémon Snap on Switch will be a lot smaller than Sword and Shield
New Pokémon Snap for Nintendo Switch is coming April 30, but those expecting a massive Pokémon adventure may be disappointed. The file size for the →
Well, I’m addicted to Path of Exile again
On Friday, January 15th, Grinding Gear Games released a new seasonal league for Path of Exile. This latest league, called Ritual League, is unlike most →
Smartphones Price List 2021 Philippines
Plenty of smartphones are going to launch this year, so to help you keep track, we have created a smartphone price list for devices that →
Oppo A93 5G announced with Snapdragon 480 and 90Hz screen
Oppo announced the A93 last year with a Helio P95 SoC, and today the company followed it up with a 5G variant. The Oppo A93 5G is powered by the brand →
MSI will support Resizable BAR across Intel and AMD motherboards, even Threadripper
MSI will support the PCIe Resizable BAR feature even on older 8th-gen Intel motherboards and AMD X470 motherboards. MSI said it will support Nvidia’s unsexy-sounding, →
Hyundai unveils teaser images of production Ioniq 5 all-electric crossover
The upcoming 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 is the fastest vehicle to make it from concept to production in recent memory. It began as the Hyundai 45 →
Mazda’s Funky, RX-8-Inspired Electric SUV Is Coming to America After All
The MX-30 is one-of-a-kind, and we should see it Stateside soon enough. Let’s play a quick game of word association, shall we? When I say →
Make Cyberpunk 2077 play much, much better with just two super simple fixes
Cyberpunk 2077 has had one of the most painful launches in recent gaming memory, that can’t be denied at this point. From excessive hardware requirements →
Samsung Galaxy S21 could remove the expandable storage option
As the rumored January 14 launch date for the Samsung Galaxy S21 draws ever closer, we’re still getting leaked information about what to expect – →
Silicon Power 1TB microSD card review
After the Sandisk Extreme 1TB and the Micron C200 1TB memory card, Silicon Power has unleashed its first 1TB microSDXC memory card ahead of bigger →
Huawei Smart Screen S Series and S Pro Official With HarmonyOS
After some previous attempts, today Huawei has launched the new Smart Screen S Series and S Pro of TVs, which has an excellent hardware level in specifications →
Huawei Nova 7i vs Realme Narzo 20 Pro: 8GB RAM, Quad 48MP cameras!
The Chinese company released Huawei Nova 7i with a beautiful design and huge memory. Meanwhile, Realme Narzo 20 Pro arrives with a unique camera system →
AMD’s special Radeon RX 6800 XT boost isn’t as exclusive as we thought
Asus has allegedly enabled AMD Smart Access Memory (SAM) on first-generation Ryzen CPUs, according to a Reddit user. AMD’s SAM feature facilitates the CPU having →
Intel shows off an Optane Memory H20 drive, along with faster 670P SSDs
The Intel 670P will feature larger dynamic SLC cache, while its H20 Optane drive will use latest 3D Xpoint media. Intel may be selling its →
Thermaltake ToughRAM RGB DDR4-4600 C19 2x8GB Review
Thermaltake, like many other computer hardware companies, has many facets and deals in multiple types of products. As a memory vendor, Thermaltake actually has a →
Who should buy the AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT?
The launch of AMD’s Radeon RX 6900 XT marks the seventh new graphics card to hit streets in the last three months—making for a densely →
Samsung Galaxy S21 with Snapdragon 888 shown off in hands-on video as European memory and colour configurations leak
The Galaxy S21 has been leaked in a hands-on video, showcasing its design and the performance of the Snapdragon 888 version. The memory and colour →
AMD Ryzen 5000 CPUs are now supported by MSI’s older motherboards
MSI has announced that it’s releasing fresh firmware for its AMD 400-series motherboards which will bring in full support for the newest Ryzen 5000 processors, →
BMW M8 Competition Vs Shelby GT500 Vs Polestar 1: Modern Muscle Melee
“Muscle car.” These two words invoke the memory of carbureted V8s, side-exit exhausts, four-speed manuals, and smoking Goodyear Polyglas GT tires. Remove the rose-colored glass, →
2021 Honda Trail 125 Review – First Ride
A nostalgic rip down memory lane The re-introduction of the Honda Trail in the United States marks a homecoming of sorts for a model that →
Wear OS Fall Update finally rolling out to Fossil smartwatches
Fall is a distant memory, but rollout is still limited When Google announced the Wear OS Fall Update back in October, it didn’t actually land on many →
HP Z2 Mini G5 Workstation Review
The HP Z2 Mini G5 Workstation (starts at $1,289) delivers exactly what it says on the tin. This diminutive desktop offers all the power of →
GeIL Orion AMD Edition DDR4-3600 C18 2x8GB Review
AMD’s Ryzen processors put the chipmaker back on the map. Naturally, other hardware vendors, such as motherboard, memory, or cooling manufacturers, are keen to jump →
MSI MEG Z490 Godlike Review
In case the name wasn’t a clue-and-a-half: This is no modest motherboard. MSI’s MEG Z490 Godlike is the company’s Intel Z490 flagship, competing directly with →
G.Skill Trident Z Royal DDR4-4000 C17 2x16GB Review
High-speed memory kits are often associated with sloppy timings: Once you surpass that DDR4-4000 mark, it requires a lot of resources to cherry-pick the best →