With a huge community of tinkerers and developers backing the Raspberry Pi, the sky's the limit when it comes to designing cool and intriguing projects with the SBC. That said, if you only have a couple of microSD cards, you could run into a situation where deleting a project or two is the only way to make space for a new operating system. Source: xda-developers.com … [Read more...]
See how the TOS 6.0 update is a big deal for TerraMaster NAS
TerraMaster is working on the next update for its branded network-attached storage (NAS) and a public beta is available now for testing. I installed the update on a fresh TOS installation to see what's new and how it compares to the competition. TerraMaster's software support has lagged behind other NAS offerings. Still, notable improvements over recent versions and the highlights shared by … [Read more...]
More Snapdragon X details have emerged from an internal source
The news about Snapdragon X Elite's details leaking on Geekbench is still warm, and yet another source has come out to discuss more about these new chips. Marked as a major competitor to the MacBook M3 chips, the Snapdragon X Elite put up a really good score in benchmarking tests, showing that Microsoft may have what it takes to put its devices in direct competition with Apple. Now, an insider … [Read more...]
How to change a routers name to impress your neighbors
Wireless routers are a miracle of modern technology. Instead of accessing the internet by plugging directly into a router, you can surf the web via radio signals. But to do that, you first need to know the routers name that you're attempting to utilize. Next, you type in the password, let your computer (or another smart device) complete the authentication handshake, and then youre in. However, a … [Read more...]
The AMD Ryzen 9050 Strix Point and Halo specifications have leaked online
It's no surprise that AMD is working on its new Ryzen 9000 series. We saw signs when the processor was listed in an Asus motherboard's patch notes, and again when Asus and MSI motherboards got a driver that "supported next-generation AMD Ryzen processors." Now, more details have emerged from a leaked document, giving us an in-depth look at two 9000-series chips: the Strix Point and the Strix Halo. … [Read more...]
Asus ROG Ally gets major update that brings support for AMD's Fluid Motion Frames
We've been experimenting with AMD's Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) technology for some time, taking a first look back in 2023, and finding that while the tech does indeed increase frame rates for games, there are some things to look out for, like extremely specific use criteria and some strange behavior regarding game UI elements. Source: xda-developers.com … [Read more...]
How to uninstall carrier/OEM bloatware without root access
If you've bought a new Android phone, chances are it came pre-installed with some apps you don't care about. OEMs often partner with other brands and companies to pre-install their apps on their devices, and these apps can be anything ranging from streaming services to music players. If your phone is locked to a particular carrier, there would be some apps your carrier has also pre-installed on … [Read more...]
5 things Snapdragon X Elite needs to succeed
Qualcomms latest laptop chip has been generating a lot of positive buzz in the Windows community. Announced in late 2023, the first batch of Snapdragon X Elite-powered devices are all set to hit the market in the next few months. Although Snapdragon X Elite looks beast on paper and performs well in benchmarks (on sample devices), its success relies on many aspects such as app support, Windows … [Read more...]
Here's why you shouldn't login to a hotel smart TV
If you've ever been in a hotel with a smart TV, there's a decent chance you logged into your Google account on it to consume Netflix or other content. After all, those devices are locked down... right? Well, as it turns out, those devices can actually leak the inboxes of people who have logged into them, and you should immediately remotely log out of your Google account if you've logged into one … [Read more...]
Best router-modem combo for Xfinity internet performance
When you sign up for internet service with Xfinity, youll get one of their xFi gateways to act as your modem and router. While these gateways are reasonably capable devices, theres a good chance youll be paying a monthly fee to use one. Upgrading to your own router-modem combo keeps your network simple, with just a single device to connect, while also eliminating your rental fees. Theres also a … [Read more...]
This Android phone connects with a MacBook in ways the iPhone can't
If you ask a group of Apple users why they decided to go iPhone over Android, or Mac over Windows, one of the most cited reasons is likely the superior ecosystem and seamless connectivity between devices. While that's true for the most part, what if I told you the phone that plays nicest with a Mac right now is not an iPhone, but an Android phone that doesn't even sell in the US? Source: … [Read more...]
MacBook owners, beware; the Surface Laptop 6's Snapdragon X Elite is a serious contender
In the past few weeks, we've been really excited for the new Snapdragon X processor. This Qualcomm-based chip first appeared in a Lenovo laptop, and a leak then confirmed that the Snapdragon X Plus will appear within Surface Pro 10. Now, a recent benchmark leak has revealed that the Surface Laptop 6 will feature Snapdragon X Elite chips, and if the results are to be believed, it seems it will be a … [Read more...]
Steam Deck not turning on? Here are 5 things that might help
If you've just received the Steam Deck LCD model, and it won't boot, there's likely a simple fix. Take the power adapter out of the box, then plug it into a socket and the USB-C port of the Steam Deck. Then try pressing the power button again. Source: xda-developers.com … [Read more...]
Always answer these 6 questions before choosing a prebuilt gaming PC
The age of prebuilt gaming PCs with poor performance and build quality is, thankfully, long behind us. You can still spot some gems with 10th Gen Core i5 CPUs selling for $1,000 on Amazon, but largely, the prebuilt PC scene has drastically improved over the last few years. Today, there are a lot of great options from both boutique builders and big-name manufacturers that rival custom gaming PCs in … [Read more...]
Anker 14-in-1 USB-C Hub is now down to its lowest price yet
Although some of our favorite devices are getting lighter and slimmer, we sometimes tend to lose things with this kind of progress, especially with laptops, where a wide port selection can easily become a luxury. With that said, USB-C hubs can be lifesavers in these types of situations, providing an array of ports that's great for expanding your devices connectivity. Source: … [Read more...]
How to play PS5 games remotely on Steam Deck
Steam Deck is one of the best and most powerful handheld gaming consoles out there right now, that's capable of playing more than just the games in your Steam library. That's right, you can even add non-Steam games to your library and play them on your Steam Deck. Heck, you can even use Sony's Remote Play feature to run PlayStation games on your Steam Deck and play them from … [Read more...]
Lofree Edge review: It's the Magic Keyboard of mechanical keyboards
If Apple made a mechanical keyboard, what would it look like? Well, the company has made a handful of them, but we're a few decades removed from that. The better question is, what would a mechanical keyboard from today's Apple look like? It would probably be super thin, feature exquisite build quality and materials, and offer a solid low-profile typing experience. That description … [Read more...]
Best custom PC builders in 2024
Putting together a custom PC isn't a one-and-done purchase like consoles, and it requires a lot of effort to understand things like your needs, product compatibility, budget, and more. Additionally, you also have to track down and source individual components like the CPU and GPU before you can even get to the somewhat challenging part of building the PC. This entire process can be just as … [Read more...]
Save $100 on the enhanced Yeedi M12 PRO+ robot vacuum and mop
If you’re still manually mopping and vacuuming your floors in 2024, it’s time to automate your cleaning process and get a significant slice of your life back. Your time is the most precious thing you have — there’s no reason to keep wasting it on cleaning when intelligent robot-vacuum options abound. Source: xda-developers.com … [Read more...]
I tried a PC with a screen, and here's why your next PC case should have one too
One of the best parts of building a custom PC is making it your own, since no two custom-builds will end up exactly the same. There are a lot of ways to make your high-end gaming PC uniquely stand out from the rest, including by picking a stylish PC case, adding RGB components and accessories, and creating a custom cooling system. Those are classic, tried-and-tested options that date back to the … [Read more...]
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