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Windows 11 24H2 Update Faces New Challenges: Audio and HDR Bugs Identified As the year winds down, the Windows 11 24H2 update from October remains problematic, with Microsoft acknowledging two fresh bugs affecting users. According to Neowin, these issues involve audio output failures and Auto HDR malfunctions, prompting further action from Microsoft to safeguard users. The audio issue stems from systems using Dirac Audio technology with the cridspapo.dll file, causing Windows 11 to fail in outputting sound to built-in speakers, Bluetooth devices, and headsets. This issue is isolated to devices from a specific, unnamed manufacturer, with no workaround currently available.…
Upgrade On-the-Go: Arzopa Portable Monitor Now $72 Enhance your productivity and entertainment anywhere with the Arzopa 15.6-inch portable monitor, now on sale for $72, down from its regular price of $110. This 34% discount makes it a must-have for anyone seeking extra screen space for their laptop, mini PC, gaming console, or phone. The 1080p IPS display ensures sharp and vibrant visuals with excellent contrast and color accuracy, while the anti-glare coating minimizes eye strain for extended sessions. Its 60Hz refresh rate is perfect for multitasking, streaming, and casual gaming. Setting it up is effortless, thanks to USB-C plug-and-play compatibility—just…
Still Baking Strong: The Commodore 64 at Hilligoss Bakery Legacy technology might seem like a relic of the past, but at Hilligoss Bakery in Brownsburg, Indiana, two Commodore 64s prove otherwise. These vintage machines, introduced in 1982, continue to process daily orders—a testament to their enduring reliability. Photos shared on X (formerly Twitter) over a decade ago showcased the C64s side by side, modified as point-of-sale (POS) systems. The machines sport color-labeled keys and are connected to flat-screen displays, likely chosen to save counter space over traditional CRT monitors. While the images date back to 2010, the bakery recently confirmed…
Holiday Time Crunch? eGift Cards to the Rescue The holidays are almost here, and if shipping deadlines have slipped past, don’t fret—eGift cards are the perfect solution for last-minute shoppers. While they might lack a personal touch, they’re better than showing up empty-handed, and they give your loved ones the freedom to pick out exactly what they want. Here’s a roundup of the top eGift cards you can grab today: Amazon – Starting at $25 Best Buy – Starting at $15 Walmart – Starting at $5 Target – Starting at $5 Etsy – Starting at $25 Apple – Starting at…
Save $500 on the HP Envy 16—RTX 4060 Power for Just $1,000 Best Buy is offering a fantastic deal on the HP Envy 16, now available for only $1,000—marked down from $1,500. This hefty $500 discount makes it an incredible choice for those seeking high performance and premium features without breaking the bank. Under the hood, this laptop is powered by an Intel Core i7-13700H CPU and 16GB of DDR5 RAM, enabling seamless multitasking, quick app launches, and the ability to handle heavy workloads effortlessly. The 1TB SSD ensures you have more than enough space for your files, apps, and…
Score a 512GB Samsung Pro Plus microSD for Only $38—50% Off! Looking for reliable storage for your new phone, tablet, or camera? The Samsung Pro Plus 512GB microSD card is now just $38, slashed from its regular price of $76. This holiday season, it’s the perfect companion for your tech upgrades. With lightning-fast speeds of up to 180MB/s read and 130MB/s write, this microSD card ensures quick file transfers and seamless 4K video recording. Whether you’re shooting videos on an action camera or storing important files on your tablet, the card’s performance won’t disappoint. The included SD adapter adds versatility,…
Save $100 on the JBL PartyBox Encore Essential and Rock Your New Year’s Party Looking to amp up the energy at your New Year’s bash? The JBL PartyBox Encore Essential is the ultimate party speaker, now available for $200 on Amazon—a massive $100 discount from its original price of $300. This robust speaker, measuring 11.54 x 10.87 x 12.87 inches, combines portability with powerful sound, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor parties. Thanks to its IPX4 splash-proof rating, it can handle water splashes, so you don’t have to worry about accidental spills or poolside mishaps. It’s a must-have…
How to Test Google’s Gemini AI on Your Nest Speaker Exciting news for users of Google Nest speakers: Gemini, Google’s new AI model, is now being tested on certain devices, and you can get in on the action! If you’ve been hearing a new, deeper voice coming from your Nest speaker, it’s likely powered by Gemini. Here’s everything you need to know to give it a try. Sign Up for the Public Preview Program: To get started, sign up for the Google Home public preview program for free. You can apply directly through their website. Enable Experimental AI Features: Once…
Score the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 4 at 40% Off—Perfect for Holiday Gifting If you’re shopping for a music lover, look no further than the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 4, now available for 40% off on Amazon. At just $60, it’s the ideal gift that combines quality, portability, and style. This compact speaker packs a punch with its 360-degree sound, and it’s loud enough to fill outdoor spaces. Need even more volume? Just activate the Outdoor Boost function. For clearer vocals, switch to Podcast Mode, and you’re all set for crystal-clear sound in any setting. The Wonderboom 4 is IP67-rated, making it…
Mozilla Phases Out “Do Not Track” in Firefox Due to Privacy Concerns In a move that’s bound to disappoint privacy-conscious users, Mozilla has removed the “Do Not Track” feature from its Firefox browser starting with version 135. The setting, once a privacy advocate’s tool, is now deemed ineffective and, in some cases, even detrimental to privacy. The “Do Not Track” setting was introduced in 2011 following a prototype that was developed in 2009, as a way to limit online tracking. The idea behind it was simple: a way for users to tell websites not to track their browsing habits. However,…