PlayStation Portal Review: A Great Remote Play Tablet But That’s Pretty Much It
With all the handheld gaming devices popping up, like the Steam Deck OLED, Lenovo Legion Go, Ayaneo Slide, and the ROG Ally, I wouldn’t blame you...
How to Use Your iPhone, iPad or Android Phone as a Sampler
Turn your smartphone or tablet into a fun and powerful music-maker, with no musical knowledge necessary. Sampler apps are a cheap and cheerful gateway into the...
Google Asked to Deindex iptv-org, The World’s Largest Free IPTV Repo
While premium IPTV services have built a reputation for beating legal platforms on both selection and price, they also cost at least some money to access....
Your Tastebuds Help Tell You When to Stop Eating, New Research Suggests
Our mouths might help keep our hunger in check. A recent study found evidence in mice that our brains rely on two separate pathways to regulate...
Why is My MacBook Battery Not Charging?
Plugged your MacBook charger in and nothing happened? There are some obvious, not-so-obvious, and downright unpredictable reasons why your MacBook might refuse to charge. Here’s a...
Which Looks Better, Hardcovers or Paperbacks?
An enduring battle between book lovers is that of hardcovers versus paperbacks. Ultimately, your preference might come down to many factors. Hardcover fans insist on the...
What Are “Boomer Shooters” and Are They Worth Playing?
“Boomer shooters” represent both an era and a genre of first-person shooter video games, and although this term for them is fairly recent, you’ve probably always...
Sigrid Nunez Captures the Vulnerability of the Early Days of the Pandemic
“It was an uncertain spring,” begins The Vulnerables by Sigrid Nunez, which takes place during the peak of the Covid lockdown in New York. As the...
US chip export ban is hurting China’s AI startups, not so much the giants yet
Well before Washington banned Nvidia’s exports of high-performance graphic processing units to China, the country’s tech giants had been hoarding them in anticipation of an escalating...
Proton Drive encrypted cloud storage service arrives on Mac
Swiss privacy-focused company Proton has launched its end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) cloud storage service for Mac users, four months after it landed on Windows. Founded some nine years...
