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If you’ve been holding off on buying a premium OLED gaming monitor, now might be the time to strike. Samsung’s 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9, one of the most expansive and feature-packed monitors available, is on sale for just $769.99 through Woot—slashed from its usual $1,799.99 price. This offer lasts for three days only, making it a limited-time deal worth considering for serious gamers seeking a high-end display upgrade. The Odyssey OLED G9’s strengths lie in its immense curved OLED panel, which stretches 5120×1440 pixels across 49 inches of screen real estate. It’s essentially two 27-inch 1440p monitors combined into one,…
Microsoft is pushing forward with its efforts to make the Xbox PC app a central hub for gaming by testing support for multiple storefronts and applications directly within the platform. This new functionality, currently being tested by Windows 11 and handheld PC users, allows players to access and download games from services outside the Xbox and Game Pass ecosystems. The newly introduced “My Apps” tab is the core of this initiative, enabling users to install and launch third-party apps, as demonstrated in Microsoft’s example featuring Battle.net, GOG Store, and Microsoft Edge. This development follows several recent expansions of the Xbox…
Keeping your home secure doesn’t have to involve complicated setups or expensive systems—a smart video doorbell can offer all the essentials in one sleek package. The Ecobee Smart Video Doorbell is a perfect example, and it’s now on sale for just $120 on Amazon, marked down from $160. At this price, it’s one of the best deals for a feature-rich, premium video doorbell on the market right now. This doorbell punches well above its size, delivering sharp 1080p video resolution for both day and night viewing. With the integrated two-way audio system, you can interact with visitors at your doorstep—whether…
The GMKtec M2 Pro mini PC proves that you don’t need to spend a fortune—or take up a ton of space—to get a powerful, modern computing experience. Normally retailing for $640, it’s currently available on Amazon for just $420, a massive $220 discount. This compact device is packed with serious hardware, including an Intel Core i7-1195G7 processor, a substantial 32GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD. Whether you’re handling demanding work tasks, juggling dozens of browser tabs, editing large files, or streaming 4K content, this mini PC is more than capable of keeping up. Its hardware is matched by excellent…
Finding a gaming laptop that balances raw power, premium features, and genuine value can be tough, but this deal on the HP Omen 16 hits that sweet spot perfectly. Best Buy has it for $1,250, knocking $330 off its usual $1,580 price, making this one of the strongest offers for high-end gaming gear right now. Under the hood, it’s all high-performance parts. The AMD Ryzen 9 8940HX delivers top-level processing power, ideal for AAA gaming and creative workloads. Paired with 32GB of DDR5 RAM, the system breezes through multitasking and heavy applications. The highlight is the brand-new RTX 5060 GPU,…
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to upgrade your portable storage, this is it: the Samsung T7 1TB portable SSD is now just $80, down 27% from its regular price. That’s the lowest it’s been this year, and it’s a fantastic value for a drive that’s both incredibly fast and highly versatile. Offering transfer speeds of up to 1,050 MB/s, the T7 makes quick work of moving massive files—whether you’re editing 4K video, managing extensive photo libraries, or offloading large game installations. Its USB Type-C interface ensures broad compatibility, from PCs and consoles to cameras capable of recording…
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update is causing fresh problems for users, particularly those involved in streaming and broadcasting, in what has become an increasingly common pattern for the operating system. The cumulative update KB5063878, which installs build 26100.4946, is triggering significant performance issues in software that captures and transmits live PC content. Applications such as Open Broadcast Software (OBS) and NDI Tools are experiencing intense stuttering, lag, and degraded audio and video quality—problems severe enough that Microsoft itself has issued a warning on its official update tracker. This bug does not appear to impact streaming platforms like Netflix or YouTube,…
An individual using the handle “Chucky_BF” is reportedly selling what they claim to be a database of 15.8 million PayPal accounts for the surprisingly low price of $750. The file, which is said to be 1.1GB in size, allegedly contains plaintext email addresses and passwords from a wide range of domains, including Gmail, Yahoo!, and Hotmail. Screenshots of the sale have surfaced on social media, though experts caution that the legitimacy of the data has not been independently verified. According to renowned cybersecurity researcher Troy Hunt, the data almost certainly did not originate from PayPal itself, as the company does…
Microsoft is trialing “Journeys,” a new AI feature for its Edge browser that leverages artificial intelligence to organize and summarize users’ browsing histories, according to Windows Latest. Journeys transforms past sessions into interactive cards and AI-generated summaries, making it easier to revisit projects, research topics, or ongoing tasks without manually retracing previous searches. Despite its appeal, the feature isn’t freely available—users must subscribe to Copilot Pro for $20 per month, a plan that also integrates advanced AI functionality into Microsoft applications like Word, PowerPoint, Paint, and Notepad. The technical foundation of Journeys is designed to address privacy concerns, as Microsoft…
Google’s portrayal of its Gemini AI as an environmentally efficient tool is coming under fire after experts challenged the company’s claim that each query consumes only “five drops of water.” The Verge reports that Shaolei Ren, a University of California Riverside researcher and co-author of Making AI Less “Thirsty”, disputes Google’s narrow definition of water usage. Ren’s research previously estimated that training OpenAI’s GPT-3 model used 700,000 liters of water and that a typical ChatGPT session might consume nearly a pint—figures far higher than Google’s claim. Critics argue that Google’s estimate excludes the water consumed by the power plants supplying…
