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Samsung’s 27-inch Odyssey G50SF OLED gaming monitor is now available for $349.99, marking one of the lowest prices yet for an OLED display in this size category. The discount brings the monitor below the $400 threshold that OLED gaming panels have typically maintained in recent years. The Odyssey G50SF features a 2560×1440 QHD resolution and a 180Hz refresh rate, placing it in a performance range suited for modern PC gaming. While not the fastest refresh rate on the market, it offers smooth gameplay for most titles and supports both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync to reduce screen tearing and stuttering.…

Microsoft has begun rolling out a new Windows 11 update that introduces several features alongside routine security fixes. The update, identified as KB5074105, follows the company’s monthly Patch Tuesday schedule and will be delivered gradually to users over time. One of the key additions is an expanded cross-device resume function. The feature allows users to continue activities across devices, such as pausing music on a smartphone and resuming playback on a Windows PC. Initial support includes Spotify playback and file continuity between select Android devices and Windows systems. Some smartphones from brands like Honor, Oppo, Samsung, Vivo, and Xiaomi will…

The US Department of Justice and several state attorneys general are appealing the remedies imposed in the landmark antitrust case that found Google’s search business to be an illegal monopoly. Federal prosecutors are seeking stronger penalties than those ordered by Judge Amit Mehta, who previously stopped short of forcing a breakup of Google’s core services. The original case concluded in 2024 with a ruling that Google maintained an unlawful monopoly in search. While the court required the company to share certain data with competitors, prosecutors had argued for more aggressive measures, including the potential divestiture of assets such as the…

Anthropic has announced that its AI chatbot Claude will remain free of display advertising, positioning the service as an ad-free alternative as competitors explore monetization through sponsored content. In a recent blog post, the company stated that Claude’s responses will not include ads, sponsored links, or product placements, and that advertiser influence will not shape how the chatbot answers questions. The announcement follows broader industry discussions about how AI assistants should be funded. Some companies are experimenting with advertising models to support free access, while others are emphasizing subscriptions or enterprise services. Anthropic said conversations with Claude are intended to…

Nvidia support representatives are advising some users to uninstall a recent Windows security update after reports of visual glitches and performance issues in games. The problems appear linked to Microsoft’s January 2026 update, KB5074109, which was released around the same time as Nvidia’s GeForce Game Ready driver version 591.86. Users have reported black screens, crashes, and graphical errors in certain games following the installation of both updates. While initial complaints targeted Nvidia’s drivers, support staff have suggested the Windows update may be a contributing factor. One Nvidia representative indicated that removing KB5074109 could resolve the issues for affected systems, though…

Smart home users are reporting ongoing connection problems with some new Matter-compatible devices, highlighting the challenges of the industry’s push toward a unified smart home standard. Recent complaints have focused on newly released smart products from Ikea, with users saying devices fail to pair or frequently drop offline after setup. Matter is designed to make devices from different ecosystems—such as Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, and Google Home—work together more smoothly. However, real-world performance has proven inconsistent in some environments. Ikea acknowledged the reports and said it is aware that certain customers are experiencing connection issues during setup. The company added…

Some data protection experts are advising users to delay upgrading to Windows 11 due to concerns about privacy and AI-driven features built into the operating system. The warnings center on tools such as Recall, an AI feature designed to capture and index screen activity, which critics say could expose sensitive information. Privacy advocates argue that recording screen content may risk collecting passwords, financial details, and medical data. Organizations including the Centre for Digital Rights and Democracy have raised questions about whether such features align with GDPR requirements in Europe. While Microsoft has stated that Recall is limited to certain Copilot+…

Anker’s 2-in-1 USB-C charging cable is currently available at a significant discount, dropping to $14.99 from its regular $25.99 price on Amazon. The deal marks a 42 percent price cut and represents one of the lowest prices recorded for the multi-device charging accessory. The cable is designed to charge two devices simultaneously from a single power source. Its split connector allows users to plug in a phone, tablet, or even a laptop at the same time, making it a practical option for travelers or anyone trying to reduce cable clutter. When used with a compatible high-wattage charger, the cable can…

Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 feature that allows audio playback through two Bluetooth devices at the same time, potentially solving a long-standing limitation in the operating system. The feature, called Shared Audio, is currently available in Windows Insider Preview Build 26220.7051. Shared Audio can be accessed through the quick settings panel once two compatible Bluetooth audio devices are connected. Users can then enable simultaneous playback, making it easier to share music, videos, or other audio content without relying on external hardware or workarounds. However, the feature has strict hardware requirements in its early phase. Both the audio devices…

Substack has notified users of a data breach that exposed email addresses and phone numbers following an incident that occurred in October 2025 but was discovered on February 3, 2026. The company says an unauthorized party gained access to limited account information, though passwords and payment details were not compromised. According to Substack CEO Chris Best, the breach involved certain user contact data and internal metadata. The vulnerability responsible for the incident has since been addressed, and the company says a full investigation is underway. At present, there is no confirmed evidence that the stolen data has been actively misused.…