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Cyberpunk 2077 comes to Mac… five years too late to matter It’s official: Cyberpunk 2077 is finally playable on Mac. Yep, the most over-promised and over-memed game of 2020 is now making its grand entrance on Apple’s platform, in the far-off year of 2025. For perspective, this game launched on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One—and was ported to a Nintendo handheld via the cloud—before it landed on the Mac. Nelson Muntz would like a word: “Ha-ha!” Now, I’m not one to mock Mac gamers outright. After all, I’ve been a Windows diehard and an Android evangelist long enough to know…

Razer’s Core X V2 is a pricey step forward—and backward—for external GPUs Razer is diving into the Thunderbolt 5 pool with its new Core X V2 eGPU enclosure, but fans hoping for a worthy successor to the original Core X may find themselves disappointed. While the V2 supports larger four-slot graphics cards and delivers Thunderbolt 5 speeds, it sheds several key features—and tacks on new costs. Gone is the built-in power supply that made the original Core X a plug-and-play solution. The Core X V2 now expects users to bring their own ATX PSU and GPU, and that’s just the…

Microsoft’s Copilot Vision is learning to look beyond the borders of a single app. In its latest update, the AI assistant can now “see” your full desktop thanks to a feature called “Desktop Share,” included in Copilot version 1.25071.125. Previously, Copilot Vision’s capabilities were limited to one or two application windows, but this new upgrade appears to expand its scope dramatically—at least in theory. The idea is simple but potentially powerful: instead of analyzing isolated apps, Copilot Vision can now observe your entire desktop environment at once. That includes multiple open applications, overlapping windows, and possibly even the desktop icons…

AMD is continuing to broaden access to AI-powered computing with the announcement of its most affordable Ryzen AI 300 chip yet: the Ryzen AI 5 330. As the most entry-level processor in AMD’s AI-capable lineup for Copilot+ PCs, the 330 represents a meaningful step toward making next-gen AI features more widely available in budget-friendly notebooks—at a time when affordability matters more than ever. The Ryzen AI 5 330 is a modest but capable chip, packing 4 cores and 8 threads with a base clock of 2.0GHz and a turbo boost of up to 4.5GHz. It shares the same power envelope…

If you missed out on last week’s Prime Day charger discounts, don’t fret—some compelling deals remain, including the Ugreen Nexode 3-in-1 charger, now available at a 35% discount for just $19.49 on Amazon. This charger offers simultaneous charging for up to three devices, delivering a combined output of up to 45 watts. However, its standout feature is a built-in retractable USB-C cable, which extends up to 2.3 feet in length. This integrated cable adds significant convenience, eliminating the need to carry extra cables and making it ideal for both daily use and travel. In addition to the retractable cable, the…

We all know deleting files from your PC doesn’t really mean they’re gone forever. Whether it’s your average tech support person or a forensic wizard, your “deleted” data often lingers, waiting to be recovered. Enter TeamGroup’s new P250Q-M80 SSD, which takes the idea of secure data destruction to a whole new level — with an actual physical self-destruct button. This isn’t just a fancy phrase or marketing fluff. The drive features a dedicated circuit that can literally fry its own NAND flash memory at the push of a button. Better yet, you can hook up a separate, physical button somewhere…

OpenAI is on the cusp of launching its own web browser—an ambitious move that could change how millions of people interact with the internet. Sources speaking to Reuters reveal that OpenAI’s upcoming browser will feature ChatGPT built right in, allowing users to chat with the AI directly within the browsing experience, eliminating the need to switch to a separate app or website. What sets this browser apart is OpenAI’s plan to possibly integrate Operator Agents—autonomous AI assistants designed to carry out tasks on your behalf. Imagine the browser not just showing web pages, but actively helping you manage your day-to-day…

Beware the Invisible Trap: How Google Gemini’s AI Email Summaries Could Be Hijacked by Phishers Google’s push to inject its Gemini AI into everything from Search to Chrome is full throttle—yet not without some hiccups. One Gemini Workspace feature that summarizes emails might be easily fooled by a sneaky phishing trick, according to a bug report spotted by BleepingComputer. Here’s how the scam works: an attacker hides malicious instructions in plain sight—white text on a white background at the end of an email—making it invisible to human eyes but fully readable by Gemini. The AI then dutifully includes a fake…

Asus Rolls Out $500,000 Gold-Plated RTX 5090—The Ultimate Blinged-Out GPU Move over, standard graphics cards—Asus just raised the bar at Bilibili World 2025 with its eye-popping ROG Astral Real Gold Edition RTX 5090, a card literally dripping in luxury. Wrapped in 5 kilograms (11 pounds) of solid 24K gold, this beast isn’t just the priciest graphics card on the planet (around half a million dollars in pure gold!), it’s also the heaviest ever, weighing nearly 16 pounds. Underneath all that gleam, it’s based on Nvidia’s powerhouse RTX 5090 ROG Astral, packing 32GB of blazing-fast GDDR7 memory, PCIe 5.0, and a…

Mini PC with 16GB RAM for just $156? This post-Prime Day deal is wild Mini PCs are having a moment—and for good reason. With laptops getting pricier and less upgrade-friendly, these tiny desktops are stepping up in a big way. Case in point: the GMKtek G3 Plus is going for just $156.87 right now, no Prime membership required. Don’t let its palm-sized body (4.5 x 4.2 inches!) fool you. This little beast comes with 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD, and Windows 11 pre-installed, which is already impressive for something under $200. Under the hood is an Intel N150 processor,…