PC Perspective
The Corsair Frame 4000D Is A Great Value For Your ...
Corsair's Frame 4000D is not a new case but it is definitely one worth remembering if you are shopping for a new enclosure. You can pick up a version of the Frame…
Microsoft Wants You To Dictate Your Excel Spreadsh...
Microsoft is certainly consistent when it comes to ignoring their customers desires and in their utter refusal to learn from the past. Case and point is the recent podcast featuring Pavan Davuluri,…
Forget The Coffee Build, Check Out This Copper PC
The system build that is wrapped around a coffee machine might look cool but it certainly doesn't run cool, while this all copper system both looks and runs cool. Hidden underneath…
Original Mario and Zelda and Updated Heretic and H...
Everything old is new again, as the Video Game History Foundation just uploaded what might be the first ever official reviews of the original Legend of Zelda and Super Mario…
Sitting In The Sandbox Dreaming Of A Hackable Smar...
Hackaday has a dream, a very unlikely one, but one likely shared with a lot of tech enthusiasts; the ability to tinker with our smartphones. It is deeply unfair that only hackers…
AI Scraping Ruins Everything, Reddit Now Has To Bl...
Reddit has been quite successful at preventing the hordes of data harvesters AI companies use to raid the intellectual property of anyone who dares have a presence on the internet. That cannot…
FiiO SA1 High Fidelity Desktop Active Speaker Spor...
The FiiO SA1 stereo speakers are active, so you will need to ensure you have power handy; as long as you do they will accept RCA, optical, USB, coax or aux-in. They…
AOL Discontinues Dial-Up … Wait, What?
This is a sentence that won't make sense to 30 year olds, but there once was a time when we all had a collection of free AOL CDs we could use to…
Should We Call Satellite Hackers Space Invaders?
Today The Register published a reminder of just how vulnerable the roughly 12,000 satellites orbiting the Earth are to hacking attempts. Yamcs is an open source application used by NASA and…
Meet The Supremo FM6 1000w 80 PLUS Gold ATX 3.1 Fr...
Endorfy is not the first company you think of when you are shopping for a PSU, but it could be a solid choice if you don't need extra wattage on your 12VHPWR…
Murena Pixel Tablet: One Android Tablet, Hold The ...
Ars Technica had a chance to try out Murena’s Pixel Tablet, and Android tablet with absolutely no Google on it. The Pixel Tablet comes pre-loaded with a Chromium-based web browser with specific…
A Very Different Type Of Hot Coffee Mod
Here's a modded build you never saw coming, instead of a normal reservoir this PC has a General Electric drip coffee maker attached to the side of it. That coffee maker…
Everything You Wanted To Know About Battlefield 6’...
I have, as of yet, not had a chance to try out Battlefield 6 however an unnamed acquaintance has and in between repetitive boasts of 'shooting guys in the face with…
NVIDIA Says No To Backdoors In Their Hardware
NVIDIA has been in the news a lot lately, to the point even the non-technically inclined know the name well, if not the product names. One reason they've been in the news…
ADATA SE920 – 1TB Of USB4 On The Run
The bandwidth available to portable storage has seen a tremendous increase over the past few years, and now offer transfer speeds rivalling internal drives. The ADATA SE920 is a perfect example, offering…
Getting To The Nub Of ThinkPad Design With David H...
Those of us of a certain age are very likely to have used a ThinkPad at some time; an original IBM version, the later Lenovo designs or perhaps both. That ThinkPad was…
Windows 11 SE Is Still A Thing, But Not For Long
Windows 11 SE, not to be mistaken for S-mode in normal Windows 11, is actually still around. The lower cost version of the OS which comes preinstalled on Surface devices and some…
Bring An Old SNES Back From The Dead
There are plenty of old SNES boxes lying around that don't quite work properly anymore, and even more great memories of both playing SNES games and blowing on the cartridges to get…