Matter is already revolutionizing your smart home: here's everything you need to know
On October 4, 2022, the first version of Matter, a standard for smart homes, was made available to users and…
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Thunderbolt 5 docking stations were popular at IFA, but where are the laptops that support them? Promises of 80Gbps bandwidth and 8K resolutions aren't enough to convince laptop makers
Thunderbolt 5 (TB5), Intel’s latest advancement in high-speed connectivity, is designed to improve the way we handle data transfer, display…
An unofficial render could show how the Galaxy S25 Ultra compares to the Galaxy S24 Ultra
When it comes to the best Samsung phones, our Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra review will tell you that it's one…
Want to get started in vinyl? 3 fantastic beginner turntable systems to get you started
There are many reasons to love vinyl records. Of course, there's the sound of a good quality LP, but there's…
I was disappointed that Netflix cancelled Buying London despite it being one of the worst shows on TV, but I'm glad there's still an American equivalent.
Netflix will not return the keys to the reality series Buy London as the top streaming service cancelled the show…
Taylor Swift has been spotted with this retro camera, which means you won't be able to buy one soon
An unlikely retro mirrorless camera is set to become the new most sought-after camera after being spotted in the hands…
NYT Connections Today: Clues and Answers for Sunday, September 15 (Game #462)
Good morning! We're going to play Connections, the clever word game from the NYT that challenges you to group answers…
Quordle Today: Clues and Answers for Sunday, September 15 (Game #965)
Quordle was one of the original alternatives to Wordle and is still going strong after almost 1000 games. It does…
NYT Strands Today: Clues, Answers, and Spangram for Sunday, September 15 (Game #196)
Strands is the NYT's latest word game after Wordle, Spelling Bee, and Connections, and it's a lot of fun. It…
1,000 laptops on your pinky: A DNA storage and computing breakthrough could one day help store petabytes of data, but we're not there yet
Researchers at North Carolina State University and Johns Hopkins University have developed DNA-based technology capable of storing, retrieving, calculating, erasing…