Posts by Ethan Wright
Feeding manuals into NotebookLM created my house’s support desk
In the crowded world of digital tools, where productivity apps are everywhere, some innovations stand out not just for what
Replacing the Pixel Launcher past a limitation
The design philosophy behind a truly seamless mobile experience is often found in the smallest details, and that principle shines
Watch 5 Emmy shows on Netflix in one sitting
There’s a universal appeal to winding down with some quality television, and when it comes to catching up on award-winning
Lies of P Studio’s Goal: Creating the World’s Greatest Action Game
The world of gaming just got a little more introspective as Lies of P studio Nough, formerly known as Round8
Why buy a basic car when this plush SUV costs under $25000
The quest for the perfect family vehicle has become an increasingly expensive tightrope walk. As the prices of new cars
Buying a Roku led to massive regret
Drowning in Devices? Finding Simple Joy with the Roku Stick The world of home entertainment is an endless buffet of
Headline trick: People thought AI replaced 911 dispatchers
AI Steps In: How New Orleans is Using Technology to Streamline 911 Response When a call comes in to emergency
Fix internet issues quickly with these 4 free diagnostic tools
Stop Blaming the ISP: The Hidden Secrets of Your Wi-Fi Connection If your home internet connection has recently started acting
Unlock REM sleep in 43 minutes with a wearable patch
Imagine a future where sleep isn’t just rest; it’s a finely tuned performance. A revolutionary new wearable patch is poised
Pixel 11 fixes Google’s broken phones
The anticipation is palpable in the tech world, and for many of us, that excitement is centered around one name:
Hands-on checks expose CPU cooler clearance errors in PC cases
The Cooling Conundrum: How a PC Legend Navigates the World of Compatibility For two decades, Noctua has cemented its reputation
20-core RTX Spark beats mobile chips in Geekbench
Nvidia’s RTX Spark Chip Drops New Geekbench Scores, Signaling A Shift in Laptop Superchip Competition The race for the next
CTO calls time off requests ‘very dumb’ over AI productivity
The AI Paradox: What Should We Do With Our Free Time? The rise of artificial intelligence has flooded the professional
Why streaming beats physical media for you
The Physical Media Revival: A Niche Trend in the Age of Streaming A noticeable trend is stirring within the entertainment
BenQ QD-OLED Gaming Monitor
The quest for the ultimate gaming experience often involves chasing impossible specifications—stunning visuals without sacrificing responsiveness. Enter BenQ with the
Self-replicating GIF prints its own visual output champion coder technique
Champion coder Yusuke Endoh has brought esoteric programming to life with a truly mind-bending creation: a Piet Quine. This project
Find your exact HDMI port count now
When you’re deep in the trenches of shopping for a new television, it’s easy to get caught up in the
Mask reveals 5000 transistors of fabled Intel 8080 CPU layout
The Lost Artifact: Hunting for the Original Intel 8080 Rubylith Mask In the world of technology history, some artifacts transcend
5 Open Source Tools That Stayed Windows Only
Linux stands as a powerhouse where open-source software doesn’t just exist—it thrives. It is the fertile ground where the best,
Capture local seismic activity with the DIY Raspberry Shake kit
Beyond the Breadboard: How Raspberry Pi is Becoming a Seismic Science Tool The Raspberry Pi has long captivated the world
Built my own Wayback Machine to save every web page
The Ghost in the Machine: Why Saving the Internet Matters More Than Ever In our hyper-connected digital age, we operate
NVIDIA to AMD switch one daily visual difference surprised me
For nearly a decade, the landscape of high-end gaming was dominated by NVIDIA. It was the standard, the expectation, and
Standardized ISS chargers reduce weight and failures
Operating in orbit demands absolute precision, which is why engineering for space isn’t just about weight and aerodynamics—it’s about every
Why Baldur’s Gate 3 wasn’t a copy of Baldur’s Gate 2
The magic of a great RPG sequel often lies not just in nostalgia, but in a willingness to break established
Investor funds camera footage rewriting technology
The Investment Nexus: How Tech Capital is Fueling the Future of Visual Intelligence In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology