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Hardware and Technologies Today, 01:15 PM
Anthropic, the company behind one of the most well-known neural networks, Claude, has released over 60 specialized AI agents for legal work into the open domain — and they’re free. -
Hardware and Technologies Today, 12:02 PM
When your computer starts slowing down and dozens of weird processes show up in the system, the standard Task Manager is often useless. A free utility called witr has appeared on GitHub that shows the complete process ancestry and helps you quickly spot suspicious activity.
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Hardware and Technologies Today, 09:50 AM
Microsoft is finally taking on one of Windows’ most annoying headaches—broken drivers and sudden Blue Screens after updates. The company is cooking up an automatic rollback system for faulty drivers, and also tweaking the way graphics drivers are installed, a setup that’s been pissing off gamers for years with forced version swaps.
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Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 08:02 PM
The folks over at Mistral AI accidentally found themselves in hackers’ crosshairs — but only up to a point, because this crew follows a “don’t mess with your own” rule. A virus slipped into the official AI toolkit package, swiping passwords — but politely shuts itself down if the computer “speaks” Russian. For users in Israel and Iran, though, the script is totally different.
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Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 05:16 PM
The new Xbox risks leaving disc owners out in the cold — according to fresh intel, the Project Helix console is set to launch without a disc drive. But inside Microsoft, they already seem to be cooking up a program called Positron that could turn your physical discs into a digital library.
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Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 04:50 PM
AMD has refreshed its lineup of business and workstation processors, unveiling six new Ryzen PRO 9000 chips. The biggest surprise? Models featuring 3D V-Cache — a technology previously marketed mainly as a gaming advantage.
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Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 12:08 PM
Valve has fully migrated Steam Marketplace users to a brand-new interface. The marketplace is faster, features a revamped search, and offers much more detailed item cards — especially for Counter-Strike skins.
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Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 10:32 AM
Valve hid an unusual Easter egg in the new Steam Controller, which users discovered by accident. It turns out the gamepad can “scream” when dropped — and it’s the famous Wilhelm scream, familiar from movies and games.
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Hardware and Technologies Yesterday, 09:56 AM
Sony has unveiled the new Xperia 1 VIII — a flagship with a revamped design, a beefy 48MP telephoto camera, and a top-tier Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. That said, some of its specs have barely changed, and the price is once again noticeably higher than most of its rivals.
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Hardware and Technologies May 12, 2026, 08:05 PM
Intel and NVIDIA, long-time rivals, have unexpectedly started moving closer. The heads of both companies have already confirmed they're working on new products together, and the industry is buzzing about hybrid chips where the CPU and GPU will effectively function as one.
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Hardware and Technologies May 12, 2026, 06:08 PM
NVIDIA has just released a fresh Game Ready driver with WHQL certification. The update’s biggest winners are three eagerly awaited titles: Forza Horizon 6, Directive 8020 and Subnautica 2.
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Hardware and Technologies May 12, 2026, 12:22 PM
Chinese company Unitree Robotics has unveiled its piloted GD01 robot, which looks more like something out of Titanfall or MechWarrior than your average engineering prototype. The machine can move on two or four limbs, supports the weight of a human inside the cockpit, and is already getting ready for mass production.
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Hardware and Technologies May 12, 2026, 11:47 AM
Intel looks like it’s about to follow Apple’s lead and ditch traditional swappable RAM in some laptops. With its new Razor Lake-AX processors, the company wants to place memory right next to the CPU die to boost integrated graphics and AI workloads.
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Hardware and Technologies May 12, 2026, 10:00 AM
Apple isn’t giving up on mixed reality headsets, but the next full-fledged Vision Pro is at least two years away (2028). The cheaper Vision Air project has been scrapped, and most of the team has been reassigned to lightweight smart glasses, camera-equipped AirPods, an AI pendant, and improving Siri.
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Hardware and Technologies May 11, 2026, 06:14 PM
Valve doesn’t want a repeat of its recent fiasco and is preemptively setting up a barrier against scalpers for its new device. The Steam Machine pre-order code reveals four mini-PC versions and a reservation queue.
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Hardware and Technologies May 11, 2026, 05:14 PM
As memory prices keep trending upward across Asian stores and online marketplaces, some DDR5 sticks have started showing up that turn out to be nothing but pieces of plastic. If you're hunting for budget components, the risk of ending up with a completely dead module packed with fake chip-shaped spacers is now a very real thing.
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Hardware and Technologies May 11, 2026, 12:59 PM
Court documents from Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Sam Altman have revealed an unexpected detail from Silicon Valley history. It turns out that in 2016, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, while selling the first dedicated AI server, the DGX-1, created the illusion of massive demand. In his emails, he assured Musk the machine was "selling itself," when in reality, there wasn't a single buyer to be found except Musk himself.
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Hardware and Technologies May 11, 2026, 12:16 PM
Just four AI models, two weeks, and a few hundred text prompts — that’s all it took for one Chinese enthusiast to single-handedly create an animated short that stylistically rivals the best episodes of Love, Death & Robots.
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Hardware and Technologies May 11, 2026, 11:10 AM
Samsung has launched a global update that turns its flagship Galaxy S25 smartphones into devices with new AI tools and an unexpected feature — direct file sharing to iPhones. Users in the US are the first outside of South Korea to get the update, and it will make it to Europe and other regions by the end of May.
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Hardware and Technologies May 11, 2026, 10:50 AM
Apple is readying a Safari feature that anyone with more tabs open than they have fingers has been quietly dreaming of. With iOS 27, the browser will automatically sort pages into thematic groups — no dragging, no naming, and no “artificial intelligence” sticker.
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