Posts by Ethan Wright
Save $1350 on the RTX 5080 Lenovo Legion Pro 7i laptop
When it comes to high-end PC components, the price tag can often feel like a monumental barrier. But what if
WoW art lead tips for creating amazing houses
Before he became the system designer for player housing in World of Warcraft, Jay Huang was the master of the
Find people directly from your watch with Google Find Hub
In the constant whirlwind of modern life, keeping track of all your connected gadgets can feel like a full-time job.
Raise background app limits on Samsung phones with this tool
In an era defined by soaring prices and rapidly evolving technology, there is a surprising amount of ingenuity happening in
4 Paramount+ movies to watch this week
If you want to know what’s dominating the streaming landscape right now, you have to look at the big screen.
Tested T-Mobile on my phone for two weeks cost zero
The classic adage suggests that the grass is always greener on the other side. But when it comes to mobile
Geekom shipped malware drivers for AMD PCs and fixed the issue
When you invest in new hardware, the promise is seamless operation. Yet, in the world of PC components, that seamless
3D-print NASA spacecraft at home for free
For those who blend the worlds of cosmic wonder and cutting-edge technology, the possibilities are endless. If you’ve got a
Save deleted Teams channels now
The Great Cleanup: Microsoft Teams Prepares for Infrastructure Overhaul In a move designed to streamline operations and manage evolving infrastructure,
Relive Windows Phone with the new Outlook replacement
The Future of Personal Computing: How One Engineer is Reimagining the Desktop In a world saturated with apps and fragmented
The 1984 keyboard controller controls Linux reboots
Two decades after the IBM PC/AT shipped in 1984, a fascinating piece of machine history remained locked away. Deep within
Jony Ive’s $40M Ferrari EV Controversy
The Electric Icon: How Ferrari’s First EV Sold for $40 Million The automotive world just witnessed a seismic shift, not
KH4 Delay stopped director confirms
The long-anticipated arrival of Kingdom Hearts 4 is finally looking closer than ever, with Square Enix unveiling a new trailer
One line fixed the tool’s biggest problem
The AI landscape is evolving at lightning speed, and as a user, I’ve become an observer of a peculiar trend:
One upgrade made me ditch my car’s wireless charger
Today’s automobiles are transforming from mere modes of transportation into sophisticated mobile computers. Inside the cabin, drivers are no longer
32GB Battlemage card jumps 48% toward $2000
The relentless component crisis isn’t just a talking point in the tech world; it’s actively rewriting the rules of commerce,
Gaming booms outside the US
The future of gaming is being written on a deadline. Sony has set a firm target, announcing plans to cease
Starfield easter egg hints at Elder Scrolls 6 Sentinel
The world of game development often operates on a plane of pure imagination, but sometimes the intersection of corporate reality
3 Exciting Netflix Thrillers to Watch This Week
This week, the cinematic landscape is dominated by a powerful theme: intellectual property. Forget single, standalone films; what we are
Microsoft made the Windows placeholder a permanent feature
We often operate under the illusion that many things in our lives are fleeting—temporary solutions, passing trends, or simple mistakes
HGST and WD drives beat Seagate and Toshiba in reliability
In the high-stakes world of data storage, reliability is everything. But what happens when the massive infrastructure holding our digital
My top 4 AI learning tools for college success
We all have those moments when we realize that the sheer volume of knowledge can feel less like an opportunity
Orange Pi servers: Hardware power software lag
The Raspberry Pi remains the undisputed king of the single-board computer world. It holds a commanding lead in nearly every
Find gigabytes of junk left behind when uninstalling apps
That satisfying feeling of hitting the uninstall button on Windows—as if you’ve successfully banished a piece of software from your
I made my Windows desktop boring on purpose
The shift in how we perceive digital space is often more dramatic than the technology itself. Just twenty years ago,