Posts by Ava Taylor

Intel fixes bug, Arc graphics up to 3.9x faster

The quest for peak performance in modern graphics processing often involves wrestling with complex drivers and compilers. Recently, a significant

RTX 50 GPUs include MSI Steam wallet codes

MSI has ignited the gaming community with a major autumn promotion, bundling powerful RTX 50 series graphics cards with the

Microsoft changes how developers build Windows 11 apps

Microsoft Unlocks Experimental UI: WinUI Gallery 3.0 Brings Developer Showroom to Life Developers building modern applications for Windows 11 are

Craft furniture in Arc Raiders for hundreds of extra storage slots

When the Frozen Trail update arrived for Arc Raiders, many players were laser-focused on the high-octane action—upgrading their outposts and

PowerShell unlocks 4 hidden Windows features

The Secret Power Hidden Beneath Your Windows Desktop We all love the look and feel of our operating systems. For

3D Print transforms Pixel Watch into a dumb phone

The age of the smartphone has firmly embedded itself in the fabric of modern life. Yet, as technology constantly evolves,

Nintendo vs Sony Physical vs Digital Gaming Future

In the ongoing battle between physical ownership and the digital realm, a fascinating divergence is occurring in the gaming industry.

KTC M27P6S 2304 Zones and Dynamic 4K/1080p Switching

The world of high-performance gaming monitors just got a serious upgrade. KTC has unveiled the M27P6S, a new display that

Jailbroken Kindle: Your distraction-free writing terminal

The digital age promises boundless connectivity, but for many writers, the very tools designed to enhance productivity often become the

Asking for MacBook money to earn Google trust

The Future is Android: Google Unveils the Googlebook Vision Google is poised to redefine the laptop landscape by pushing a

Destroy websites and get addicted with this game

We log onto the internet every day expecting a kaleidoscope of unique voices and endless novelty. Yet, if you pause

Microsoft warns old PCs face update cutoff in 2027

Your Windows PC might be giving you a subtle warning sign about its future, and ignoring it could cost you

Ajazz unveils tri-mode magnesium alloy gaming mouse

When you’re talking about gaming peripherals, weight and performance are everything. Enter the Ajazz AM5, a device that isn’t just

Minecraft GTA V mods running natively on iPhone

The world of mobile gaming is constantly evolving, but recently, a truly mind-bending feat has broken through the barriers of

Engineer builds camera to spot police cars officers visit him

Anthony Sistilli is turning the technology of automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) on its head, creating a sophisticated vision system

Android Auto Emulator: Testing apps before they hit the car

Driving is more than just navigating roads; it’s an opportunity to interact with technology, and right at the heart of

Garage rig yields 54GB VRAM for just $35

Sometimes, the greatest technological treasures are hiding in the dust of forgotten garages, waiting for a determined eye to spot

Star Wars Racer Devs Test Roguelite Progression as a Board Game

The secret to designing phenomenal games isn’t always found in complex code or endless spreadsheets—it’s often hiding in a simple

LineageOS upgrades to Android 17 escaping the ecosystem

When the quest for a free, open-source alternative to Android begins, the landscape is filled with passionate developers and ingenious

3 exciting Netflix thrillers to watch this week

Netflix has once again delivered a movie event, and this time the spotlight shines on a high-stakes political thriller titled

8 Netflix thrillers where knowing less is better

The world of streaming thrillers, particularly on platforms like Netflix, offers a dizzying array of possibilities. When you dive into

Trilium organizes my scattered homelab notes

The journey into the world of home lab computing often begins with a simple, hopeful idea: start small, then expand.

Running a full AI model on a Pi 5 without an AI HAT

The quest to bring advanced artificial intelligence to the masses often seems to require a mountain of processing power. But

Activision takes down AI Call of Duty ports with DMCAs

The digital landscape of classic gaming is constantly evolving, but sometimes, the old guard needs a firm hand. In a