Hackaday has a dream, a very unlikely one, but one likely shared with a lot of tech enthusiasts; the ability to tinker with our smartphones. It is deeply unfair that only hackers…
Reddit has been quite successful at preventing the hordes of data harvesters AI companies use to raid the intellectual property of anyone who dares have a presence on the internet. That cannot…
The FiiO SA1 stereo speakers are active, so you will need to ensure you have power handy; as long as you do they will accept RCA, optical, USB, coax or aux-in. They…
This is a sentence that won't make sense to 30 year olds, but there once was a time when we all had a collection of free AOL CDs we could use to…
AMD is on the rise, and their financials show it, plus they might have won The Game. We discover that Windows 11 SE is still a thing, PCIe 8 has been ratified,…
Today The Register published a reminder of just how vulnerable the roughly 12,000 satellites orbiting the Earth are to hacking attempts. Yamcs is an open source application used by NASA and…
Endorfy is not the first company you think of when you are shopping for a PSU, but it could be a solid choice if you don't need extra wattage on your 12VHPWR…
Ars Technica had a chance to try out Murena’s Pixel Tablet, and Android tablet with absolutely no Google on it. The Pixel Tablet comes pre-loaded with a Chromium-based web browser with specific…
Here's a modded build you never saw coming, instead of a normal reservoir this PC has a General Electric drip coffee maker attached to the side of it. That coffee maker…
I have, as of yet, not had a chance to try out Battlefield 6 however an unnamed acquaintance has and in between repetitive boasts of 'shooting guys in the face with…
NVIDIA has been in the news a lot lately, to the point even the non-technically inclined know the name well, if not the product names. One reason they've been in the news…
The bandwidth available to portable storage has seen a tremendous increase over the past few years, and now offer transfer speeds rivalling internal drives. The ADATA SE920 is a perfect example, offering…
Those of us of a certain age are very likely to have used a ThinkPad at some time; an original IBM version, the later Lenovo designs or perhaps both. That ThinkPad was…
Prepare to be dazzled by nearly every aspect of this podcast - unless you watch and listen closely. We have the usual cast of characters with at least 1 shirtless moment from…
Windows 11 SE, not to be mistaken for S-mode in normal Windows 11, is actually still around. The lower cost version of the OS which comes preinstalled on Surface devices and some…
There are plenty of old SNES boxes lying around that don't quite work properly anymore, and even more great memories of both playing SNES games and blowing on the cartridges to get…
If you took advantage of Dropbox Passwords, their take on a password manager which they offered all their users for the past four years you should figure out how to export…
Fractal (or Fractal Design as many still defiantly call them) have been steadily expanding their brand for the last few years. In addition to some outstanding PC enclosures, last year saw the…
EA and Battlefield have disappointed many an old fan of the series, and so far a lot of the leaks about Battlefield 6 are not encouraging. The bizarre goal to reach an…
Yes, it has been an entire decade since we saw the beginning of the end for Windows 8 and 8.1, as Windows 10 was made available to the public. There were…
Long time readers may recall NVIDIA 3D Vision displays with their active 3D glasses, which even spread to laptops and inspired competitors to find ways to give a sort of…
We might have suggested PCIe 5.0 SSDs are a little bit of overkill for enthusiasts once or twice, as the increase in bandwidth won't have much effect on your boot times nor…
The Core Ultra 9 285H inside Geekcom's IT15 might be a bit too powerful to be happy inside it's 117 × 112 × 49.2 mm (4.6 × 4.4 × 1.9") house. Guru3D…
There are a lot of people getting frustrated with the direction Microsoft has taken with Windows 11, not that Redmond seems to care at all. The features they've been adding are more…
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