Posts by Ava Taylor

Prices erase 20 years of progress in a single year

The Memory Mystery: How Prices Escaped History In the ever-accelerating world of technology, where progress is often measured by decreasing

Google TV beats Roku and Fire OS simply

In the nascent days of smart televisions, the technological landscape was anything but smooth sailing. Manufacturers were often compelled to

Hit markers are an unfair FPS crutch

You’ve been shot. You landed the hit. Now, where is the proof? In the world of first-person shooters, the humble

1000 years behind your Bluetooth icon

Every time you tap your phone to connect to headphones or a speaker, you are interacting with a symbol that

Devora Wilde didn’t know she was in Space Marine 2 until revealed

Devora Wilde is certainly known for grace and commanding presence, especially as she embodies Lae’zel in the popular title Baldur’s

Windows Weather app uses 5x more RAM than macOS with ads

Windows 11 has certainly been on an evolutionary rollercoaster over the past few years. While Microsoft is clearly engaged in

Sideloading Android Auto has hidden drawbacks

The promise of seamless integration between your smartphone and your car has been a major selling point for both Android

Automating my Galaxy phone saves me more time than 3 updates

Every few months, a new Android update arrives on the scene, promising to fix the world—or at least, my digital

5 tools your phone replaces in your drawer

We all have those little drawers overflowing with household tools—a bubble level here, a magnifying glass there, maybe even a

Grab a Refurb Switch 2 for $399 at Woot

The Clock is Ticking: How to Snag a Switch 2 Before Nintendo Raises Prices The anticipation surrounding the new generation

Orbital data centers manage satellite constellations

Moving the Brain of Space: How Data Centers Could Orbit the Earth Imagine a constellation of thousands of satellites constantly

Big Walk number puzzle solved

When you’re on an adventure like Big Walk, the thrill isn’t just in solving puzzles; it’s in uncovering hidden secrets

Streaming Netflix 4K via Chrome is a lie

The age of true 4K cinema streaming is finally knocking at the door, and Netflix has officially thrown open the

AI knows a game secret hidden in a private Google Doc

The AI That Knew Too Much: How a Game Secret Leaked Through Google‘s Algorithms In the world of video games,

Seagate Xbox Cards still available when others are out of stock

For Xbox Series X and Series S owners looking to tackle the dreaded storage limitations of modern gaming, the Seagate

John Romero reveals how id Software sold pirate Doom boxes

The Art of Distribution: How Doom’s Shareware Revolution Rewrote Gaming History In the early days of PC gaming, a legendary

Doom’s weird new home is Microsoft Paint

In the ever-evolving landscape of gaming and software porting, some projects manage to defy expectations. Enter DoomPaint, the latest entry

Corsair acquires Trak Racer for racing visuals

The world of simulation racing and flight is undergoing a major evolution, driven by powerful collaborations in hardware and software.

GTA 6 Gameplay Revealed on Netflix Soon

The anticipation surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI has reached fever pitch, but this week, the way Rockstar Games decided to

Best 2TB 2230 SSD for Steam Deck

This text provides an in-depth performance and thermal analysis of the Sandisk Optimus GX 7100M, positioning it against competitors like

$200 off Gigabyte 280Hz WOLED monitor with KVM switch for $399

When the market is experiencing serious price inflation, there’s a crucial place where savvy consumers can still find spectacular value:

VS Code gets on-device AI dictation and sidebar chats

Supercharging Code: Visual Studio Code Unleashes Multilingual AI and Seamless Copilot Integration The landscape of software development just got a

GTA 6 publisher holds unexpected investor call

The world of video game publishing thrives on anticipation, but sometimes, the timing can be as strange as a poorly