Category: Technology


  • LGโ€™s Game Plan: Higher Prices and a Move to Tennessee?

    In the ever-turbulent world of tech and tariffs, LG is contemplating some serious shifts in response to those hefty Trump-era taxes. Yes, you read that rightโ€”LG, the electronics giant known for everything from TVs to washing machines, might boost its prices just when youโ€™ve finally convinced your wallet to let go of a few bucks.…

  • WaterField Designs Takes Your Switch 2 to the Next Level with Magnetic Magic

    Hold onto your joy-cons, folks! WaterField Designs is back at it again, giving the Switch 2 a fancy makeover that’ll make you rethink your case game. Who needs annoying zippers or velcro strips when you can just snap it shut with a magnet? Yep, they’ve updated their magnetic cases that are nothing short of impressive.…

  • The Regulatory Death Spiral: Not Your Average Metal Band Name

    Imagine a world where regulatory bodies come down harder than a guitar solo at a metal concert. Thatโ€™s exactly how the EUโ€™s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is making waves, and White House spokesperson Brian Hughes has aptly dubbed this situation a “regulatory death spiral”โ€”you know, that phrase you might scream at the sky during a…

  • Age Checks in Social Media: Are We Ready for the Digital Bouncer?

    Hold onto your hashtags, folks! The digital landscape is about to get a makeover more drastic than a celebrityโ€™s Instagram filter. Starting July 25th, the UKโ€™s Ofcom has decided that age checks on social media platforms and gaming apps are no longer optionalโ€”theyโ€™re mandatory. Yes, you heard that right! Bye-bye, age guessing games and hello…

  • Welcome to the Anti-AI Club…Sponsored by Adobe?

    Hold onto your stylus, folks! Adobe has officially dipped its toes into the waters of anti-AI sentiment, and itโ€™s kind of a big dealโ€”like finding out your favorite band suddenly hates their biggest hit. Enter Adobe Fresco, the artsy sibling in Adobeโ€™s family of creative tools, now sporting a shiny new feature that allows users…

  • Stravaโ€™s Crystal Ball: Predicting Race Times Like a Time Traveler

    Ever wished you had a magic crystal ball to predict how you’d fare in an upcoming race? Well, Strava is channeling its inner oracle with a new feature that promises to do just that! Introducing “Performance Predictions”โ€”a shiny new tool for subscribers that uses machine learning to estimate your finish times for distances like 5K,…

  • Get Ready for Google I/O: The Tech Extravaganza Approaches!

    Mark your calendars and set those reminders! Google I/Oโ€™s main keynote is blasting off on May 20th at 1PM ET, and believe me, this is no ordinary tech snooze-fest. Google has officially unveiled its lineup, and weโ€™re talking juicy updates on Gemini, Android, Chrome, and a treasure trove more. If youโ€™re wondering what to expect,…

  • Google’s New Office Rule: It’s Time to Dust Off Those Commuter Shoes!

    Hold onto your coffee cups, Googlers! It seems that the tech giant is requiring its remote employees to return to the office three days a weekโ€”talk about a plot twist worthy of a Netflix drama. According to reports, several divisions at Google have been sending out cryptic messages (you know, the kind that feel like…

  • The Blade Returns: Razer’s Gaming Laptop Resurgence

    Hold onto your keyboards, folks! Razer’s Blade 16 is back, and it’s not just a mirageโ€”it’s ready for a full-on launch party. After a dramatic game of red light, green light with its availability, you can now choose from a range of configurations: think RTX 5070 Ti, RTX 5080, or going all out with our…

  • Amazon’s Project Kuiper: Starlink’s Slower, Less Shiny Twin

    So, imagine you’re racing your buddy in a high-tech go-kart, but instead of zooming ahead, your friend’s kart only manages to putt along at a snail’s pace. That, my friends, is Amazon’s Project Kuiper going up against SpaceX’s Starlink. Reportedly, Project Kuiper needs to launch a whopping 1,600 internet satellites by next summer to keep…