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We probably don’t need to remind you that RAM prices are out of control, spiraling into the sky like a broken rocket because of the unending growth of AI data centers. Companies like Apple have had to raise the cost of existing devices to keep up profit margins, and newer products are often launching with…

You open your phone to check the time or a quick message. The next thing you know, an hour has passed and you’ve scrolled through endless celebrity drama, cat videos, awful news stories, influencer rants, and whatever else the algorithm decided to throw at you.

Many fail in the first year, and those that do often don’t even warn you there’s a problem

Nvidia’s board of directors announced Sunday that it’s launching an independent investigation following reports that CEO Jensen Huang had been targeted by a Chinese spy operation.

For years, mysterious electrical anomalies have been flummoxing grid managers around the world. Every 60 seconds, the frequency on the grid would drop a tiny bit. 

You’ve probably heard this warning before: Never sleep with your phone under the pillow; your brain will get all the radiation, and you’ll develop cancer. Well, a World Health Organization (WHO)-commissioned study from two years ago says that’s quite unlikely, so you don’t have to worry about cancer if you end up tucking the phone…

Nostalgia can play tricks on our memories. Consider exhibit A: the PlayStation arcade cabinet. This hobbyist build combines the thrill of entering a ’90s arcade with the branding and games of Sony’s first console. While some of these games did appear in arcades, a PlayStation cabinet was obviously never a thing back in the day.

Your PlayStation’s companion app can do a lot when you’re away from your console.

The world of AI glasses, or smart glasses as they’re perhaps more commonly known, has been a truly fascinating one to watch develop. What once felt like something out of a classic science fiction film — that of a pair of glasses with technology and cutting-edge hardware built directly into them — has become one…

Saturday Night Live cast member Jeremy Culhane unveiled his impression of Elon Musk last night, depicting the SpaceX and Tesla CEO as an awkward loser who fumbles his attempt to befriend the hosts of Weekend Update.