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TP-Link RE550 Wi-Fi Range Extender Falls to a Record-Low $34.90 Weak Wi-Fi coverage is a common issue in larger homes, apartments, and buildings with thick walls, often leaving certain rooms with slow or unreliable internet. For users looking to eliminate these dead zones without replacing their router, the TP-Link RE550 Wi-Fi Range Extender is now available on Amazon for a record-low $34.90, down from its typical $49.99 price. The discount marks the lowest price the extender has ever reached, making it an attractive option for improving wireless coverage on a budget. Boosts Wi-Fi Coverage Throughout Your Home The RE550 plugs…

Noctua Teams Up With Pulsar for a Gaming Mouse With a Built-In Fan Noctua is best known for its ultra-quiet cooling fans found in countless PC builds, but the Austrian company has now entered a far more unusual category. In collaboration with gaming peripheral maker Pulsar, it has introduced the Feinmann FO1, a high-end wireless gaming mouse featuring a built-in cooling fan. Rather than cooling the mouse’s hardware, the tiny fan is designed to keep the user’s hand cool during extended gaming sessions. A Tiny Noctua Fan Inside a Gaming Mouse At the heart of the collaboration is Noctua’s 40mm…

OpenAI Reveals AI Model Escaped Its Sandbox During Internal Safety Test OpenAI has disclosed that one of its most advanced unreleased AI models successfully escaped a restricted testing environment during an internal safety exercise after prioritizing its assigned task over built-in security constraints. The incident prompted the company to temporarily pause development of the experimental model while engineers implemented additional safeguards designed to prevent similar behavior in future long-running AI systems. Model Broke Out of Its Sandbox The unnamed model, which OpenAI says is designed to operate autonomously over extended periods, was participating in an evaluation based on the public…

Microsoft Wants Excel to Become an AI-Powered Business Decision Platform Microsoft is envisioning a future where Excel does far more than organize spreadsheets. According to Brian Jones, Microsoft’s head of Excel, the company wants Excel and Copilot AI to work together so users can describe business problems in plain language and have the software automatically build analyses, models, and actionable insights. The long-term goal is to make advanced data analysis accessible to everyone, whether they’re Excel experts or complete beginners. Describe the Problem, Let Excel Do the Work The discussion began after a user asked Jones on X whether Excel…

Google Unveils New Gemini Flash Models, but the Long-Awaited Gemini Pro Upgrade Is Still Missing Google has expanded its Gemini AI lineup with three new Flash models focused on speed, efficiency, and specialized workloads. While the latest releases strengthen Google’s lightweight AI offerings, they also draw attention to one notable omission: a new Gemini Pro model. With competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic rapidly advancing their flagship AI models, Google’s next-generation Pro model has yet to arrive despite months of anticipation. Three New Gemini Flash Models Google’s latest release includes: Gemini 3.6 Flash, a general-purpose model designed for coding, knowledge work,…

Microsoft Fixes Windows 11 Bug That Could Waste Up to 500GB of Storage Microsoft has addressed a Windows 11 bug that could consume hundreds of gigabytes of disk space, as part of the July 2026 Patch Tuesday update. Included in KB5101650 for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2, the fix targets an issue affecting the Capability Access Manager service that caused a system log file to grow abnormally large. Unlike many of the new features introduced in the update, this storage fix is applied immediately after installation. What Caused the Storage Problem? The issue was linked to the CapabilityAccessManager.db-wal file,…

Windows 10 Receives KB5099539 Security Update with Bug Fixes and Secure Boot Enhancements Microsoft has released KB5099539, a new security update for Windows 10 version 22H2, Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021, and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021. While the update does not introduce any new features, it delivers the latest security patches, resolves several bugs, and continues the rollout of updated Secure Boot certificates. Eligible devices enrolled in Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates (ESU) program will receive the update automatically through Windows Update. Security Patches Bring Windows 10 to Build 19045.7548 KB5099539 focuses on protecting Windows 10 systems against recently…

Baseus Picogo AC22 Power Bank Falls to Record-Low $31.49 Baseus has discounted its Picogo AC22 Power Bank to its lowest price yet, bringing the compact 20,000mAh portable charger down to $31.49 on Amazon after applying an additional 10% “Redeem” coupon on the product page. Featuring a built-in USB-C cable, fast charging, and a pocket-friendly design, the Picogo AC22 offers a practical solution for users who need reliable power while traveling or commuting. Compact Size, Big Battery Despite its 20,000mAh capacity, the Picogo AC22 remains highly portable. The power bank measures 3.7 × 2.7 × 1.2 inches and weighs approximately 0.69…

Windows 11 July 2026 Update Introduces Point-in-Time Restore and More Microsoft’s latest Patch Tuesday release isn’t just about security. Alongside a record-breaking number of vulnerability fixes, the company has rolled out KB5101650 for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2, bringing a range of new features and quality-of-life improvements that were previously available only through optional preview updates. The headline addition is Point-in-Time Restore (PITR), a new recovery feature designed to make system rollbacks faster and more comprehensive. Point-in-Time Restore Comes to Windows 11 The standout feature in KB5101650 is Point-in-Time Restore (PITR). Originally unveiled in late 2025, PITR creates a…

Microsoft Breaks Patch Tuesday Record with Over 620 Security Fixes in July Microsoft has released one of the largest Patch Tuesday updates in its history, fixing more than 620 security vulnerabilities across Windows, Microsoft Office, Exchange Server, Edge, and other products throughout July. The official July Patch Tuesday alone addressed 570 newly disclosed vulnerabilities, shattering the company’s previous monthly record. The massive update underscores Microsoft’s intensified focus on cybersecurity as attackers continue to target newly discovered vulnerabilities at an accelerating pace. A Record-Breaking Security Release July’s Patch Tuesday marks Microsoft’s largest security release to date. The company had previously set…