Add a second screen to your setup with this webcam-style clip-on device
When a full second monitor is overkill
Which of the following chipmakers never made x86 CPUs?
Was it Cyrix, Motorola, IBM or VIA?
Mullvad collaborates with Tor on a new private browser
Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project have joined forces to introduce the Mullvad Browser, which promises not to collect user data and prioritize privacy. The browser defaults to private mode and blocks third-party trackers.
This $30 tool gives you access to ChatGPT, Gemini, and more for life
Generate text, images, code, audio, and video in one place
Time passes slightly faster on the Moon, scientists clock the difference
A new study uses Einstein's Theory of Relativity to calculate the difference
Two more AMD graphics cards join the Steam survey, as Team Red achieves record CPU share
Elsewhere, the RTX 4060 mobile is close to becoming the most popular GPU
The ultimate Cyber Monday tech deals, as handpicked by TechSpot's staff
Hundreds of tech deals reviewed - only the best make it onto this list
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announces retirement, co-CEOs named during tumultuous period
Board vows to find a permanent replacement while restoring investor confidence
Hacking group claims to have cracked Microsoft's software licensing security on a massive scale
Is Microsoft's entire licensing business in trouble?
Full Intel Arc B570 GPU specifications leak ahead of launch
To be officially unveiled on December 3
Vodka-powered robots harness Cheerios-inspired physics for movement in bizarre experiment
Higher alcohol concentrations helped achieve even greater robot speeds
NZXT responds to damning Gamers Nexus video accusing it of running a "predatory, evil" rental scam
"We are aware of the recent claims made against us"
A hot potato: NZXT has responded to a damning video from YouTube channel Gamers Nexus that accuses the PC hardware giant of running a "predatory, evil rental computer scam." The program in question is its Flex subscription-based service for desktop PCs, which GN says uses "bait and switch" tactics. There are other accusations, too, including faked benchmarks and aggressive terms.
Microsoft gets fact-checked over Copilot+ PC performance claims in a somewhat embarrassing way
Sorry, Redmond, but they're not the fastest, most intelligent Windows PCs ever
OpenAI hit with billion-dollar lawsuit from Canadian publishers over content abuse
OpenAI must have world's busiest lawyers
Woman wins $1,380 for going eight hours without a smartphone
It wasn't just about staying off your phone
Vinyl is crushing CDs as music industry eclipses cinema, report says
The analog sound storage is making an epic comeback
The unsung heroes of chip sales: field application engineers
Solving problems, closing deals
Google mobile app is injecting search links into third-party websites
Testing a bad idea only on Google's iOS app for now
FTC: Most smart device makers are breaking the law by not informing consumers of software support terms
Companies would rather drop support on old products and then sell you a new one
Researchers discover "Bootkitty," the first UEFI bootkit for Linux
In a nutshell: A serendipitous discovery led to a new warning of threats against Linux. The open-source platform is becoming an increasingly tasty target for cyber-criminals, and malware writers are now looking to get to the lowest levels of the kernel as they already have on Windows.
Skyrocketing X alternative Bluesky now displays replies by 'hotness'
Bluesky's latest feature is the ability to sort replies by "hotness," sparking mixed reactions, however it does reflect the platform's ongoing efforts to position itself as a true alternative to X/Twitter.
NASA's bleeding-edge radar has captured a secret Cold War base under Greenland's receding ice sheet
Global warming is uncovering military secrets that were abandoned decades ago
Meta plans to lay down a $10 billion subsea fiber optic cable
The "mother of all submarine cables" will traverse three oceans
Google faces ad monopoly charges in Canada, probe in India over app policies
The U.S. DOJ's lawsuit was just the tip of the iceberg
Tencent's Light of Motiram is such a Horizon Zero Dawn rip-off, they're hard to tell apart
We have Horizon Zero Dawn at home
WTF?! We've seen plenty of games in the past that have been similar to other big titles. You could go so far as calling some of them clones, or even rip-offs. Then there's Tencent developer Polaris Quest's Light of Motiram, a game that looks so similar to Guerrilla's Horizon adventures you'd be forgiven for assuming it was a new entry in the beloved franchise.
Australia bans under-16s from using social media – platforms criticize decision
Other countries have expressed interest in following suit
Researchers test groundbreaking boron ramjet for missiles that fly through the air and water
The engine achieves almost 90% combustion efficiency underwater
Uber pivots to AI services, tapping gig workers for data labeling
It has already signed on Aurora Innovation and Niantic as clients
Antitrust lawsuit against Valve over Steam's 30% commission gains class-action status
Valve could end up paying a lot of people a lot of money
Samsung nearing launch of first 27-inch 1440p OLED display with 500Hz refresh rate
Ultra-fast OLED panels could be a nice improvement for esports, not so much for average gamers
Panasonic resurrects long-dead founder as an AI to share his management wisdom
Panasonic aims for the AI to assist in future management decisions
Browser Alliance is accusing Microsoft of limiting user choice with Edge browser
Google accusing Microsoft of limiting user choice, just like pigs are flying right now
After a turbulent launch, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 gets first reviews
Reviewers say Flight Simulator 2024 delivers stunning visuals, highly detailed environments and aircraft. However, persistent glitches and rendering issues hinder the overall experience at this stage.