Posts by Olivia Smith

Yoniq Portal puts a screen inside a PS2 controller

The world of retro gaming is constantly evolving, but sometimes the most revolutionary changes come from revisiting the classics. Hardware

Unimicron investigation over relabeling of Chinese parts for Nvidia and Intel

Deep Dive into the Tech Supply Chain: Unimicron Under Scrutiny The high-stakes world of semiconductor manufacturing is often built on

Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold proves foldable excellence

The world of mobile technology is undergoing a dramatic transformation, as the market for foldable smartphones shifts from a niche

The free browser that made me ditch Comet Dia and Neon

The digital landscape is perpetually evolving, but the recent wave of innovation in web browsing has introduced a truly electrifying

Activision video of COD cheat seller getting served

Activision Sends Legal Notice to Cheat Seller in Dramatic Video In a move that brought the digital world of gaming

The 7 hidden systems running your home

The Hidden Operating Systems Running Our World When we think about the incredible innovation of the Nintendo Switch, we focus

Star Wars Zero Company’s permadeath beats most RPGs

The Cost of Living: Why Permanent Loss Makes Star Wars Zero Company a Masterpiece When a game manages to successfully

GIMP beats Photoshop The visual truth

When designers and creators are searching for ways to ditch the expensive subscription models, the internet is flooded with suggestions

Stop Claude from asking questions for quick answers

The struggle to harness the full potential of advanced artificial intelligence often comes down to understanding the subtle psychology of

My new open-source Android launcher Niagara replacement

In the ever-evolving world of mobile operating systems, the user experience often hinges on the details—the subtle choices that transform

Plugging 5 devices into the wrong TV ports

The modern television, once a simple screen for viewing entertainment, has morphed into the central hub of a complex digital

New FPS: Blast Medieval Europe’s weirdest artist

Video gaming has always excelled at letting players escape the mundane, allowing them to step into worlds that exist only

What the Pi taught me about self-hosting vs homelab hype

The world of the homelab is often romanticized as a delightful foray into technology—a chance for enthusiasts to tinker with

DK64 port brings uncapped framerates and ultrawide support

The Retro Revolution: How Human Ingenuity Recompiled Donkey Kong 64 In an era where artificial intelligence is sweeping through the

Stop putting NVMe SSDs in USB enclosures cripples your hardware

The modern digital landscape is obsessed with numbers, and when it comes to storage, the siren song is always the

Showcase Windows 11 improvements on the Surface

The next major iteration of the operating system is on the horizon, bringing fresh changes and promises of refinement for

Unlock 2TB SSD: Adata Tapsafe review

In a landscape dominated by the insatiable demand for AI hyperscaler infrastructure, external storage makers have shifted their focus from

Discover 4 hidden token drains in your Claude Code usage

Agentic coding tools, like Claude Code, are revolutionizing how developers approach complex programming tasks. They offer the promise of automated

Peter Cullen, voice of Optimus Prime, dies at 85

The world of voice acting has lost a true titan, with the passing of Peter Cullen, the legendary voice behind

Play Donkey Kong 64 natively on PC

A classic legend just got a high-resolution glow-up. A dedicated team of programmers has successfully brought Nintendo’s iconic 1999 platformer,

One CarPlay setting change instantly improved my car display

The magic of modern automotive technology often lies in seamless integration. When it comes to in-car connectivity, Apple CarPlay has

Massive Valve data leak Episode 3 content possible

The Ghost in the Machine: Why Game Leaks Fuel Our Imagination There is a certain magic in the whisper of

Google Wallet knows where you go why location tracking is powerful

We all grant permissions to our apps every day, often clicking through lengthy lists of requests without a second thought.

Cloudflare freed 100TB RAM using 1.1.1.1 DNS no new servers

Unlocking the Power of DNS: How Cloudflare Slashed Cache Size to Boost Efficiency In the complex world of internet infrastructure,