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Samsung's Odyssey OLED G6 is the world's first 500Hz OLED gaming monitor
Posted on Tuesday May 13, 2025
The Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 is the world's first 500Hz OLED gaming monitor, now available in Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia with rollouts in other countries expected later this year.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge debuts with slim 5.8mm design, same powerful internals
Posted on Tuesday May 13, 2025
The Samsung S25 Edge is the latest addition to the Galaxy lineup, offering the same screen size, processor, and software as the S25+, but with a smaller battery. Early hands-on impressions highlight that it's essentially a slimmed-down version of the S25, featuring a 200MP sensor. The thinner design appears to be the main, if not the only, standout feature.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Google's 'G' logo gets a gradient refresh after nearly a decade
Posted on Monday May 12, 2025
The last time we wrote about a Google logo update was back in September 1, 2015. That change was more radical, shifting from serif lettering to the current logo, which feels a bit more modern and informal. That's when Google last revamped its branding, introducing the Product Sans typeface and...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Sandisk's Stargate SSD architecture targets 512TB drives by 2027
Posted on Monday May 12, 2025
After several years as a subsidiary of Western Digital, Sandisk split from the parent company earlier this year. Former WD head David Goeckeler, now Sandisk CEO, has some ambitious projects in the works.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
New Gigabyte motherboards use pressurized thermal pads to cool hot-running SSDs by up to 12°C
Posted on Monday May 12, 2025
Gigabyte is no stranger to ambitious motherboard designs, but its latest move leans practical. Last week, the company launched the Aorus Stealth Ice X870 and B850 motherboards, introducing a clever new thermal solution called M.2 EZ-Flex – a feature that could substantially improve SSD performance and longevity.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
IrfanView 4.72 improves batch conversion, adds new edit options
Posted on Monday May 12, 2025
Popular image viewer IrfanView has been updated with multithreading support for batch conversion, a new "Fit to Window" zoom option, a stained glass effect, additional slideshow hotkeys, and various other enhancements.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Ransomware can now run directly on the CPU, researcher warns
Posted on Monday May 12, 2025
A security researcher designed a way to "weaponize" microcode updates to install ransomware directly onto the CPU. Rapid7 analyst Christiaan Beek drew inspiration from a critical flaw in AMD's Zen processors, discovered by Google researchers earlier this year. The flaw could allow attackers to modify the RDRAND instruction and inject...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Intel adds optimizations for Doom: The Dark Ages, including integrated graphics
Posted on Monday May 12, 2025
Intel's newly released Arc Graphics Windows Driver v32.0.101.6793 includes Game On Driver support for Doom: The Dark Ages and Japanese Drift Master. The update supports Arc B-series, A-series, and Core Ultra processors with integrated Intel Arc GPUs.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge to get Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 for improved durability, key specs revealed
Posted on Monday May 12, 2025
Samsung claims the Galaxy S25 Edge is the slimmest Galaxy S series device to date, thanks to Corning's latest flagship display material, which is both thin and strong. This new technology reportedly embeds crystals within the glass, enhancing durability and crack deflection while maintaining high optical transparency.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Apple could increase iPhone prices, but won't blame Trump's tariffs
Posted on Monday May 12, 2025
Since President Trump announced the often-changing tariffs on China, there have been fears that Apple, one of the companies that rely heavily on the nation and others in Asia for manufacturing its products, would be forced to raise prices. Some reports claimed the top-spec iPhone could reach $3,500.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »