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OpenAI is reportedly developing a unified desktop “superapp” that brings its major AI tools together in one place. According to internal details shared by executive Fidji Simo, the app will combine core services like ChatGPT, the Codex coding tool, and the Atlas AI browser into a single interface. One app for everything AI The goal is to eliminate fragmentation between multiple applications and create a central hub for AI-powered work, including: Conversational AI (ChatGPT) Coding assistance (Codex) AI-powered browsing (Atlas) Other tools—such as OpenAI’s video generator Sora—may also be integrated, though that hasn’t been confirmed. Fixing fragmentation OpenAI believes its…

The developers of Duet Night Abyss have confirmed that a recent update to the game’s launcher was compromised, distributing keylogger spyware to players. Malware hidden in update Following the March 18 update, users reported alerts from Windows Defender detecting the “Umbral Stealer” trojan, a type of malware designed to capture sensitive data such as login credentials and personal information. The developers later acknowledged the breach, describing it as a malicious attack on their update system. Risk of stolen data Unlike typical game bugs, this incident carries serious consequences. Keyloggers can record keystrokes, potentially exposing: Banking details Account passwords Personal data…

Weak Wi-Fi signals at home can be frustrating, but a simple fix like the TP-Link AC1200 Wi-Fi Extender (RE315) is now available for just $20. Expand your coverage easily This compact device plugs directly into a wall outlet and extends your existing Wi-Fi signal, helping eliminate dead zones and improving coverage up to 1,500 square feet. Setup is straightforward—connect it to your current network and it will rebroadcast the signal for better reach. Handles more connected devices The extender supports up to 32 connected devices, making it ideal for homes filled with smart gadgets like lights, thermostats, and appliances. Works…

High-speed charging cables are getting cheaper, with a 2-pack of Iniu 240W USB-C cables now available for just $9, down from $15. Built for fast charging These cables support up to 240 watts of power delivery, far exceeding the requirements of most laptops, tablets, and smartphones. This makes them suitable not only for current devices but also future high-power chargers. Wide compatibility The cables can be used across a variety of devices, including: Laptops (including high-performance models) Smartphones and tablets Handheld gaming devices like Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch Safety and durability Each cable includes an E-mark (Emark2.0) chip, designed…

If your desk or travel bag is full of tangled cables, the Anker Anker Prime 3‑in‑1 Wireless Charging Station offers a cleaner solution—and it’s now down to $116 from $150. Charge three devices at once This compact station is designed to power multiple devices simultaneously: Qi2 magnetic pad for smartphones (including iPhones and MagSafe-compatible devices) Dedicated charger for Apple Watch Base pad for AirPods or other earbuds That means you can charge your phone, watch, and earbuds all in one place—no extra cables required. Portable and travel-friendly One of its standout features is its foldable design. The unit collapses flat…

Fitness-focused earbuds are getting a timely discount, with the Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 now available for $200, down from $250. Designed by Beats for active users, these earbuds emphasize secure fit, durability, and strong audio performance during workouts. Built for movement The standout feature is the earhook design, which keeps the earbuds firmly in place during intense activities like running, jumping, or strength training. They’re also sweat and water resistant, making them suitable for outdoor workouts and gym sessions alike. Immersive sound with ANC The earbuds include active noise cancellation (ANC), helping users stay focused by blocking out distractions—whether at…

Intel has unveiled its new Core Ultra 200S Plus desktop processors, marking the arrival of the long-anticipated “Arrow Lake Refresh” lineup. The new chips—including the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and Core Ultra 5 250K Plus—are set to launch on March 26, with starting prices of $299 and $199, respectively. Performance boost—this time for real? Intel claims up to 15% better gaming performance compared to the original Arrow Lake chips, along with significant gains in multithreaded workloads. However, given the underwhelming reception of the first generation, skepticism remains until independent benchmarks arrive. A software-driven upgrade The most notable addition isn’t…

Seasonal allergies are pushing demand for home air solutions, and the Blueair Pure 511i Max is now on sale for $112, a 20% discount from its regular price. Air purifiers are increasingly popular for improving indoor air quality, especially during high-pollen periods. This model from Blueair uses HEPASilent dual-filtration technology, designed to remove up to 99.97% of airborne particles, including pollen, dust, and pet dander. Built for larger spaces The Pure 511i Max is capable of covering rooms up to 926 square feet, making it suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, or open-plan areas. For larger spaces, multiple units may be…

Valve has confirmed that its upcoming hardware lineup—including the Steam Machine, Steam Frame VR headset, and next-gen Steam Controller—will still launch in 2026, but delays appear increasingly likely. The update, shared in Valve’s “Year in Review,” revised earlier expectations of a first-half release, pointing to ongoing memory and storage shortages as the primary obstacle. Supply chain issues hit gaming hardware The same shortages affecting the broader PC market—driven by AI infrastructure demand—are pushing up prices for key components like RAM and SSDs. Suppliers such as Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix are struggling to meet demand, impacting consumer devices across the…

The PC graphics card market is undergoing a dramatic shift, with Nvidia now controlling more than 90% of the market, according to new data from Jon Peddie Research for Q4 2025. Traditional competitors AMD and Intel have seen their positions weaken significantly. AMD’s share has fallen to well below 10%, while Intel’s presence in the discrete GPU space is now described as nearly negligible. Market shifts and declining demand Despite a 36% year-over-year increase in shipments, the market experienced an unusual 11.5% quarter-over-quarter decline during Q4—a period that typically sees peak sales. The drop is largely attributed to rising component…