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Category: Hardware

This DIY Commodore 64 Laptop Is a Retro Masterpiece
ComputingHardwareInnovation

This DIY Commodore 64 Laptop Is a Retro Masterpiece

A new DIY project has created a fully functional Commodore 64 laptop. It combines the iconic look of the C64 with the modern power of a Raspberry Pi 5. The device can even connect to original floppy drives and joysticks.

by Elijah PorterDecember 8, 2025
Google’s Project Aura Glasses Are Wired, But Not What You Think
HardwareInnovationSoftware

Google’s Project Aura Glasses Are Wired, But Not What You Think

Google is taking a multi-pronged approach to smart glasses, announcing wired XR glasses, simpler AI specs, and audio-only models. The first Android XR-powered glasses are slated for next year, alongside key updates for Samsung’s headset.

by Aaron ValeDecember 8, 2025
Samsung’s Galaxy XR Gets a Travel Mode, Just Like Vision Pro
HardwareInnovationSoftware

Samsung’s Galaxy XR Gets a Travel Mode, Just Like Vision Pro

Samsung is adding a Travel Mode to its upcoming Galaxy XR headset, matching a feature Apple introduced for the Vision Pro in early 2024. The mode stabilizes the headset’s interface during travel, but its real-world utility is up for debate.

by Elijah PorterDecember 8, 2025
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch FE Finally Gets Its Wear OS 6 Update
HardwareSoftwareTechnology

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch FE Finally Gets Its Wear OS 6 Update

The Galaxy Watch FE is the latest Samsung wearable to get the One UI 8 Watch update based on Wear OS 6. The rollout began in Korea in December 2025 with firmware version R861XXU1CYK6. If all goes well, it should expand to other regions soon.

by Elijah PorterDecember 8, 2025
Samsung fridge ad triggers psychotic episode for woman named Carol
HardwarePrivacySoftware

Samsung fridge ad triggers psychotic episode for woman named Carol

An ad on a Samsung smart fridge screen, apologizing to a character named Carol, triggered a severe psychotic episode in a user who shares that name. The woman, who has schizophrenia, was hospitalized for two days. Samsung only recently made it possible to disable these ads.

by Elijah PorterDecember 8, 2025
Apple’s Chip Future Might Be Made By Intel
HardwareManufacturingSemiconductors

Apple’s Chip Future Might Be Made By Intel

Apple’s long-standing reliance on TSMC for its silicon could be changing. New reports suggest Intel may start producing Apple’s Mac and iPad chips in 2027, with base-model iPhone chips following in 2028.

by Elijah PorterDecember 5, 2025
Sony’s Big AI Play for PS5 and the Future of PlayStation
AIHardwareSoftware

Sony’s Big AI Play for PS5 and the Future of PlayStation

According to a Gizmodo report, Sony is brewing a massive AI software upgrade for the PS5, dubbed “PSSR 2,” which could arrive in 2026. This tech, developed with AMD under “Project Amethyst,” aims to fix graphical glitches, improve efficiency, and enable better performance. The move is also seen as k

by Elijah PorterDecember 5, 2025
Intel’s Linux Scheduler Tweak Shows Big Gains For Sapphire Rapids
ComputingHardwareTechnology

Intel’s Linux Scheduler Tweak Shows Big Gains For Sapphire Rapids

Intel engineers have submitted a new version of their Cache Aware Scheduling patch for the Linux kernel. The update shows significant performance improvements, especially for cryptographic workloads on AMD’s Genoa platform.

by Aaron ValeDecember 5, 2025
PS5 Pro Hits a Record Low Price, and It’s a Big Deal
ComputingGamingHardware

PS5 Pro Hits a Record Low Price, and It’s a Big Deal

Sony’s most powerful console, the PS5 Pro, has dropped to a record low price of $648, down from $749. This deal highlights the significant performance gap with the standard PS5 Slim, thanks to a 67% more powerful GPU and advanced AI upscaling.

by Aaron ValeDecember 5, 2025
Smartphone Market Rebounds in Q3, But Memory Woes Loom
HardwareManufacturingTechnology

Smartphone Market Rebounds in Q3, But Memory Woes Loom

The smartphone industry saw a seasonal boost in the third quarter of 2025, with production hitting 328 million units. However, analysts warn that constrained memory supply and rising prices could squeeze margins and limit growth moving forward.

by Aaron ValeDecember 4, 2025

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