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OLED gaming monitors have dominated headlines in recent years, but they’re not always the best option for players on a budget. For those looking for a fast, affordable alternative, Dell’s new SE2726HG may be worth a look—especially now that it’s discounted to just $130. The 27-inch display is clearly aimed at entry-level competitive gamers. It features a 1920×1080 resolution paired with a 240Hz refresh rate, a combination that prioritizes speed over pixel density. While 1080p on a 27-inch panel isn’t as sharp as modern 1440p “sweet spot” displays, the high refresh rate makes it well-suited to fast-paced multiplayer titles where…
Speculation around OpenAI’s first dedicated ChatGPT hardware has been intense since reports emerged that former Apple design chief Jony Ive is collaborating with CEO Sam Altman. Early rumors hinted at a radically new form factor—possibly a screen-less, pocketable device designed to be context-aware and always present. However, a new report suggests the first product could be far more conventional. According to sources cited by The Information, one of the earliest ChatGPT devices in development is a smart speaker equipped with a camera. The device may not launch until February 2027 and could cost between $200 and $300. The report also…
A new web-based attack is targeting Windows users with fake CAPTCHA pages designed to install malware through simple keyboard commands. According to reporting highlighted by Windows Central, hackers are using deceptive verification prompts to trick people into running malicious code on their own systems. The attack begins with a counterfeit CAPTCHA screen that looks like a routine “prove you’re human” check. Instead of clicking images or solving puzzles, users are instructed to press Windows key + R to open the Run dialog, then press Ctrl + V and hit Enter. These steps execute a command that the page secretly copied…
Mozilla has set a final date for ending Firefox support on older versions of Windows, closing a chapter that stretches all the way back to the Windows 7 era. Starting with Firefox version 115’s Extended Support Release (ESR), the browser will no longer support Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 8.1 beyond February 2026. Version 115 ESR has served as the last refuge for users on legacy Microsoft operating systems. While mainstream Firefox has long moved ahead—currently reaching version 147—the ESR track allowed older systems to continue receiving critical security updates without major feature changes. Mozilla previously extended support for…
Flash drive deals have become increasingly rare as storage prices rise across the industry, driven in part by the ongoing memory and storage shortage. That’s why a current discount on Samsung’s Bar Plus USB flash drive stands out as one worth noting. The 256GB Samsung Bar Plus is now selling for $33 on Amazon, down 37 percent from its original $52 price. While it’s not the lowest price the drive has ever reached, it remains a relatively strong deal given the current market conditions and the broader trend of rising storage costs. Samsung’s Bar Plus is a USB-A flash drive…
OpenAI is rolling out two new security features for ChatGPT aimed at reducing risks as AI systems become more deeply connected to the web and external services. The company says the changes are designed to protect users and enterprise environments from emerging threats such as prompt injection attacks. Prompt injection attacks involve malicious instructions hidden within text that attempt to manipulate a language model into revealing sensitive information or executing unintended actions. As AI tools gain access to browsers, files, and third-party apps, these types of attacks have become a growing concern for developers and organizations. To address this, OpenAI…
Microsoft has announced a major milestone for Project Silica, its long-running effort to store digital data in glass as an ultra-durable archival medium. The company says it can now successfully encode information into borosilicate glass—the same type of glass commonly used in oven doors and laboratory containers—bringing the technology closer to commercial viability. Until now, Project Silica relied on specialized fused glass suitable for research but impractical for large-scale deployment. By switching to widely available borosilicate glass, Microsoft aims to make the storage method easier and cheaper to produce. The goal of the project is long-term preservation: Microsoft claims the…
Gamers looking to jump to OLED without paying flagship prices might want to take note: MSI’s 27-inch MAG 272QP X24 gaming monitor is currently down to $429.99 on Amazon, a solid drop from its usual $500 tag. At that price, it lands squarely in “worth considering” territory for anyone upgrading their display while holding off on pricier PC components. Why this OLED deal stands out The MAG 272QP X24 checks most of the boxes for modern PC gaming: 27-inch OLED panel 2560×1440 (QHD) resolution — a sweet spot for performance and clarity 240Hz refresh rate for competitive play 0.03ms response…
Researchers find vulnerabilities in major password managers Security researchers from ETH Zurich and the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) say popular password managers—including Bitwarden, LastPass, and Dashlane—may not be as secure as many users assume. In controlled tests, the team claims they were able to view and even modify stored passwords by exploiting weaknesses in how these services handle encrypted vault data. How the attacks worked Most password managers store encrypted vaults in the cloud so users can sync passwords across devices. Even if servers are breached, encryption is supposed to prevent anyone from reading the stored data. The researchers…
If you’re currently working with a dual-monitor setup, switching to a single ultrawide display can simplify your desk and workflow. You get one continuous screen with no center bezel, less cable clutter, and often more usable space for multitasking. The downside is that ultrawide monitors can be expensive—so deals like this don’t come around often. Right now, a 40-inch 5K ultrawide monitor from Innocn is down to $595 on Amazon, a 41% discount that brings it to its lowest price yet. This display offers a 5120×2160 resolution in a 21:9 aspect ratio, delivering a sharp pixel density of around 139…
