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You don’t need the 30th Anniversary PS5 Collection, but you’ll want some of that sweet grey nostalgia
The 30th anniversary of the original PlayStation console is quickly approaching. Sony is celebrating by releasing a limited edition line of PlayStation 5 consoles and accessories with a nostalgic design reminiscent of the original console. Sony first launched the original PlayStation console in Japan in December of 1994, and the electronics giant has been ramping up anniversary celebrations as we…
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NASA’s Starliner astronauts don’t feel ‘let down’ by Boeing’s spacecraft
NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore spoke about their continued stay aboard the International Space Station during a press conference held yesterday. The two are now fully incorporated into the ISS crew, as the Boeing Starliner spacecraft that was meant to take them home last week was instead sent back to Earth uncrewed. Early on, the two were asked…
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I bought an iPhone 15 ahead of the iPhone 16 launch — and I don’t regret it
I knew well ahead of time that this year’s iPhone 16 update figured to be a significant one with the kind of features to make owners of recent iPhones envious of the new models. That’s not because of any of the rumors circulating around Apple’s latest handsets, although there as certainly an ample supply of those. No, I knew Apple…
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Don’t Buy a Gaming Laptop Without Understanding These Specs
Quick Links The Central Processing Unit Whether you’re looking for the latest and greatest or something more entry-level and budget-friendly, understanding these basic specs is the first step in ensuring you get exactly what you need from your next gaming laptop. 1 The Central Processing Unit The central processing unit, often called the “processor” or “CPU,” is your computer’s brain.…
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You don’t need to replace your AirPods Max to get a splash of the new colors
If you’re envious of the new AirPods Max colors but don’t think a switch from Apple’s proprietary Lightning port to USB-C is enough reason to upgrade, you can now buy replacement ear cushions in the new colorways that are still compatible with the original version of the headphones, as MacRumors discovered. Apple is still selling replacement ear cushions matching the…
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Blood Pressure Monitors Don’t Fit Millions of People
For the new study, the researchers selected 16 popular blood pressure devices from Amazon.com in January 2024, choosing devices that ranked highly in search, number of purchases, and number of ratings over the previous month. They ruled out six devices that were either unavailable or came with a wrist cuff instead of an arm cuff. Out of the remaining 10,…
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Google AI Overview — 3 things I like and 2 I don’t
If you search for something on Google you might have noticed that it the Google AI Overview has returned. However, I am still on the fence about how useful this is. For those of you who haven’t used it yet, Google AI Overview essentially gathers information from sites and amalgamates it at the top of the search results page. In…
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Don’t Have the Time to Play an MMORPG? Try These Roguelikes Instead
Key Takeaways Roguelikes offer RPG elements like character progression, multiple classes to experiment with, and endgame goals similar to MMOs. Enjoy the rapid progression found in the earlier stages of MMORPGs without worrying about lasting commitments or sub-par builds. Multiplayer roguelikes give you a chance to play with friends while dodging pricey subscriptions and DLC expansions. Massively multiplayer online role-playing…
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Don’t Let Your Contractor Talk You Into These Things
Getting work done on your house can be a stressful experience for a lot of reasons. There’s the cost, of course. There’s the disruption—the dust and disorder, plus having people tramping loudly through the house. And there’s the stress of being at the mercy of someone who knows a lot more about your house and its systems than you do.…
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Don’t Be Held Back by Your Default Linux Text Editor, Try These Instead
Quick Links Give These GUI Editors a Try Choosing a text editor is all about finding one that’s useful and easy to use. Whether you’re a programmer or just a normal user who edits config files, there are plenty of options out there. Before settling on one, check out a few of these alternative text editors. micro micro is designed…
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