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Take-Two CEO: Streaming Could Make Expensive Consoles Less Vital Soon
Games
Aug 8, 2026GameSpot

Take-Two CEO: Streaming Could Make Expensive Consoles Less Vital Soon

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick believes cloud streaming could soon make expensive gaming consoles less relevant, potentially within three years. He sees the rising cost of hardware as a negative trend but anticipates it won't hinder big titles like GTA 6. Zelnick forecasts streaming could massively increase the player base, leveraging the ongoing shift towards open gaming systems.

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How to Protect Your Crypto from the Coldcard Wallet Hack
How To
Aug 5, 2026Lifehacker

How to Protect Your Crypto from the Coldcard Wallet Hack

Learn to secure your Coldcard hardware wallet from the ongoing seed phrase hack by updating firmware, migrating to a new seed phrase, and adopting diversified storage, protecting your valuable cryptocurrency assets.

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MacBook Air M5: Stellar Laptop, Frustratingly Hard to Buy Right Now
Review
Aug 3, 2026ZDNet

MacBook Air M5: Stellar Laptop, Frustratingly Hard to Buy Right Now

Trying to buy an Apple MacBook Air M5 revealed frustrating month-long shipping delays and recent price hikes due to a global memory shortage. Third-party retailers might offer immediate availability and better prices for now.

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Xbox Price Hikes in EU/UK: A Hard Pill for European Gamers
Review
Aug 3, 2026Engadget

Xbox Price Hikes in EU/UK: A Hard Pill for European Gamers

Xbox console prices in the EU and UK have seen significant increases (up to €200 / £170) as of August 1st, making entry into the Xbox ecosystem much more expensive. This review breaks down the new pricing, discusses the economic context of rising component costs, and offers a cautious buying recommendation for consumers grappling with these substantial changes.

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Ayaneo Konkr Pocket Advance Review: A Modern GBA Comeback
Review
Aug 2, 2026Digital Trends

Ayaneo Konkr Pocket Advance Review: A Modern GBA Comeback

Ayaneo's Konkr Pocket Advance is a compelling modern reinterpretation of the classic Game Boy Advance, offering updated hardware and features while retaining the beloved horizontal design, filling a gap Nintendo has overlooked.

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You could be taking way better photos on your phone: latest — Key
Tech
Aug 2, 2026The Verge

You could be taking way better photos on your phone: latest — Key

For years, smartphone cameras have been hailed for their convenience, always ready to capture a moment. Yet, despite significant advancements in hardware, the aesthetic quality of photos taken with default camera apps

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Defcon's Baochip Badge: A Visionary Open-Source Security Key
Review
Aug 2, 2026Ars Technica

Defcon's Baochip Badge: A Visionary Open-Source Security Key

Defcon's latest badge, featuring the removable Baochip-1x, is a groundbreaking open-source hardware security key offering unprecedented transparency, robust features, and a second life beyond the conference.

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Tom's Hardware 30th Anniversary: A Legacy of Unbiased Tech Reporting
Review
Aug 1, 2026Tom's Hardware

Tom's Hardware 30th Anniversary: A Legacy of Unbiased Tech Reporting

Tom's Hardware, celebrating 30 years, is a trusted source for unbiased PC hardware reviews and deep analysis. From challenging Intel to offering premium data tools, it remains an indispensable resource for enthusiasts and pros.

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Instagram's AI Feed: More Engaging, Harder to Quit
Review
Jul 30, 2026Digital Trends

Instagram's AI Feed: More Engaging, Harder to Quit

Instagram's AI Feed: More Engaging, Harder to Quit Verdict: Meta's latest AI-powered recommendation systems have made the Instagram feed significantly more personalized and engaging, leading to double-digit increases in

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DIY External Storage: A Smart Move in Today's Pricey Market
Review
Jul 28, 2026Tom's Hardware

DIY External Storage: A Smart Move in Today's Pricey Market

Quick Verdict With storage prices soaring, repurposing your dusty old hard drives (HDDs), SATA SSDs, or NVMe SSDs into external storage is a brilliantly practical and cost-effective strategy. For as little as $10 for an

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AOC U32G4 Review: Unbeatable 32-inch 4K Gaming Value
Review
Jul 25, 2026Tom's Hardware

AOC U32G4 Review: Unbeatable 32-inch 4K Gaming Value

The AOC U32G4 sets a new standard for budget 32-inch 4K gaming monitors. It delivers premium game performance with a bright, vibrant, and accurate image, presenting an outstanding value proposition that is hard to match at its current price.

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Roku Hikes Streaming Hardware Prices by Up to $50 Amid Memory Shortage
Tech
Jul 25, 2026The Verge

Roku Hikes Streaming Hardware Prices by Up to $50 Amid Memory Shortage

Roku has raised prices on its streaming hardware by up to $50 across its product line, including popular devices like the Roku Ultra and Streaming Stick. The company attributes these significant hikes to a persistent global memory component shortage, exacerbated by high demand from AI companies. This move mirrors similar price adjustments seen across the tech industry, including Apple's recent increases.

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Pixel Watch 5: Minor Upgrade, Major Questions
Review
Jul 23, 2026Digital Trends

Pixel Watch 5: Minor Upgrade, Major Questions

Pixel Watch 5 review: Leaked specs suggest minimal upgrades, primarily increased RAM, while reusing older CPU/GPU hardware. This raises concerns about performance, especially for future AI features, and its competitiveness against rivals like the Galaxy Watch 9.

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Fedora Xfce vs. Xubuntu: Fedora Xfce takes the crown for speed and
Review
Jul 21, 2026ZDNet

Fedora Xfce vs. Xubuntu: Fedora Xfce takes the crown for speed and

As an experienced tech reviewer, I'm always on the lookout for Linux distributions that offer a compelling user experience, especially those that can breathe new life into older hardware. The Xfce desktop environment is

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Google Pixel 11 Wishlist: A Diehard's Demands for Google's Next
Review
Jul 19, 2026ZDNet

Google Pixel 11 Wishlist: A Diehard's Demands for Google's Next

A 10-year Pixel user lays out a critical 5-part wishlist for the upcoming Pixel 11, including retaining the thermometer, enhancing Pixel Glow, expanding Pixelsnap, adding an AI kill switch, and adopting silicon-carbon batteries. This analysis details why these changes are crucial for the Pixel line's future.

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Apple Slaps OpenAI with Trade Secrets Lawsuit Amid IPO Rumors
Tech
Jul 18, 2026TechCrunch AI

Apple Slaps OpenAI with Trade Secrets Lawsuit Amid IPO Rumors

Apple has launched a significant trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging a "pattern of misconduct" that implicates OpenAI's chief hardware officer and includes over 400 former Apple employees. Filed last Friday,

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Anthropic's 'Hard Questions' Ad: A Divisive Marketing Gambit
Review
Jul 17, 2026TechRadar

Anthropic's 'Hard Questions' Ad: A Divisive Marketing Gambit

Verdict: A Bold but Polarizing Marketing Play Anthropic's latest ad for its Claude AI, themed around its 'Hard Questions' initiative, is nothing if not provocative. Intending to foster dialogue about the future of

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Fabien Sanglard's 'Jurassic Park' Computer Analysis: A Nostalgic Deep
Review
Jul 16, 2026Ars Technica

Fabien Sanglard's 'Jurassic Park' Computer Analysis: A Nostalgic Deep

Verdict Fabien Sanglard's meticulous investigation into the '90s computer hardware and software featured in Jurassic Park delivers an unmissable dose of nostalgia and fascinating technical insight for film buffs, retro

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DC's New Batman Movie Unleashes the Bane We Deserve
Games
Jul 15, 2026Polygon

DC's New Batman Movie Unleashes the Bane We Deserve

DC's New Batman Movie Unleashes the Bane We Deserve For years, fans have debated Christopher Nolan's take on Bane in The Dark Knight Rises. While Tom Hardy's performance certainly made the character famous, many felt it

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OpenClaw Machines: Scaling Enterprise AI Agents with Bare Metal
Programming
Jul 13, 2026Hacker News

OpenClaw Machines: Scaling Enterprise AI Agents with Bare Metal

OpenClaw Machines offers an open-source, self-hosted platform for running AI agents with enterprise-grade security and cost efficiency. It utilizes Firecracker microVMs for hardware isolation on your own Linux servers, providing full data sovereignty and predictable costs, especially at scale. The platform includes a control plane for orchestration, a Cloudflare data plane for secure access, and integrated LLM proxying.

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regional: Microsoft’s reset, a new era for Seattle startups, and how
Tech
Jul 11, 2026GeekWire

regional: Microsoft’s reset, a new era for Seattle startups, and how

Seattle's tech sector is seeing major shifts, with Microsoft cutting 4,800 jobs and overhauling Xbox. Amidst this, the startup scene thrives, showing a surge in hardware on the GeekWire 200. AI is rapidly transforming how founders build and operate, driving efficiency and innovation across all ventures.

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Valve Steam Machine: A Great Idea, Five Years Too Late
Review
Jul 8, 2026Engadget

Valve Steam Machine: A Great Idea, Five Years Too Late

Valve Steam Machine review: A commendable concept with outdated hardware, an exorbitant price, and poor timing, struggling to compete with modern consoles and PCs.

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Social Media Ban for Teens: A CNET Analysis of Public Sentiment
Review
Jul 2, 2026CNET

Social Media Ban for Teens: A CNET Analysis of Public Sentiment

Quick Verdict: Public Sentiment Reflects Deep Concern, Not a Product To be clear, the 'product' here isn't a piece of hardware or software. Instead, we're dissecting a significant public sentiment: the finding that 56%

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startups: OpenAI’s first hardware is a macro pad for Codex coders
Tech
Jul 1, 2026The Next Web

startups: OpenAI’s first hardware is a macro pad for Codex coders

OpenAI has officially unveiled its first piece of physical hardware: the “Codex Micro.” This dedicated macro pad is designed to enhance the workflow for developers who regularly use OpenAI’s AI coding tool, Codex. The

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Reverse Engineering IBM's MCGA Gate Arrays: Uncovering Hidden Features
Programming
Jun 27, 2026Hacker News

Reverse Engineering IBM's MCGA Gate Arrays: Uncovering Hidden Features

This article explores the reverse engineering of IBM's MCGA gate arrays, the 72X8300 Memory Controller and 72X8205 Video Formatter. It details newly discovered, previously undocumented features like genlock capabilities, various clock controls, and manufacturing test registers. These insights offer significant value for hardware enthusiasts, preservationists, and emulator developers seeking a deeper understanding of vintage IBM PC graphics hardware.

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