‘Disenchanted by Big Tech’ – Why everyday people are switching to Linux to take back control of their privacy
What do a clinical psychologist from Queensland, an artist from Atlanta, a bio-behavioural scientist from North Carolina, and a tech engineer from Hungary have in common? In spite of their different levels of tech knowledge, all four converted to Linux…
JMGO N3 Ultimate review: this projector is so, so bright, but less compelling at night
JMGO N3 Ultimate: One-minute review The JMGO N3 Ultimate is the new, top-of-the-line option from JMGO. It brings a lot of what the brand had already been packing into a new design with a motorized gimbal stand and adjustable optics that provide quick or…
Nintendo’s biggest ROM chip supplier is bowing out of the business
For years, the AI industry’s insatiable demand for memory and storage has had plenty of knock-on effects on the price and availability of PC components like RAM, SSDs, and GPUs. Now those shortages are also squeezing the supply of ROM chips that…
Stellar Blade for Nintendo Switch 2 review: more solid than stellar
The over-the-top, action-heavy, ultra-stylish Stellar Blade has landed on Nintendo Switch 2, giving this ex-PS5 exclusive a chance to shine in front of a brand-new audience. Review info Platform reviewed: Nintendo Switch 2Available on: Nintendo Switch 2,…
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE vs Samsung Galaxy S26: which should you buy?
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE is the cheapest way in to the Galaxy S26 line and benefits from a big screen and battery, but it’s a notable step down from the standard S26 in most other ways. Pros Big 6.7-inch screen Relatively…
Potassium Enriched Salt Switch Could Prevent 3 Million Deaths Yearly
Potassium Enriched Salt Switch Could Prevent 3 Million Deaths Yearly New research from Australia and the U.S. indicates that replacing standard table salt with a potassium-enriched version could prevent up to 2.96 million cardiovascular and kidney deaths…
Google turns off AI for schoolchildren by default
Google has said it will switch off its AI tools for schoolchildren by default, after drawing criticism for pushing artificial intelligence features to students while schools are still debating how the technology should be used in classrooms.Go to story