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IMMERSIVE SOUND. BOLD STYLE. – RAZER UNVEILS THE HAMMERHEAD V3 CHROMA
Engineered for competitive mobile and handheld play, the Razer Hammerhead V3 Chroma features Feed-Forward ANC, custom-tuned dual-driver acoustics, an ergonomic 90° USB-C connector, and customizable Razer Chroma™ RGB lighting. IRVINE, CALIF. – NOVEMBER 5, 2026 – Razer™, the…
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Intel Releases Arc GPU Graphics Drivers 101.9175 WHQL
Intel today released the latest version of Arc GPU Graphics drivers. Version 101.9175 WHQL comes with optimization for “Football Manager 27,” “Phantom Blade Zero,” and “World of Warcraft: Forever.” The drivers also address issues related to “Planet Zoo 2” experiencing…
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4 3D printing projects that need PETG, not PLA
Most people print using PLA filament, and some like to use ABS for its strength properties, but you don’t hear much about the use of PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-modified.) Yet, this material has many excellent qualities to recommend it. Read More
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Chrome for Android comes in 4 flavors: Here’s which one you should use
If you’re an Android user, there’s a good chance you’re reading this in Chrome. It comes preinstalled, and most people don’t have a reason to switch. But Chrome for Android actually comes in four flavors, and the other three have specific purposes. You can even run them all…
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be quiet! Light Mount TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
“… The be quiet! Light Mount TKL successfully delivers a quieter mechanical keyboard experience while maintaining the tactile feedback, features and performance you’d expect from a gaming-focused keyboard. If you’re looking for a versatile keyboard that works just as well for…
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Google Says Detachable Googlebooks Are Next in Line
Google has confirmed that Googlebooks with removable keyboards are on the way. During its Android Dev Summit 2026 keynote last week, the company said its Chromebook successor “spans across large screen form factors from clamshells, convertibles, and soon detachables.” That’s all…
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Arm Delivers a Record Second Quarter, Reaching $1.44B in Total Revenue
Today (November 4, 2026), Arm (NASDAQ: ARM) published a letter to its shareholders containing the company’s results for its second quarter of fiscal year 2027, which ended September 30, 2026. The infographic below provides the key highlights for the quarter: Read More
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Ubisoft Puts in a Bid for Dishonored Studio Arkane Lyon
Ubisoft has made an offer to buy Arkane Lyon, the French studio behind Dishonored, Deathloop and the upcoming Marvel’s Blade, according to Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier. At least two other gaming companies have put in offers of their own, though their names haven’t come out yet.…
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Home Assistant’s 2026.11 update is packed with features and a brand new Marketplace
As Home Assistant users, we’re spoiled by the project’s clockwork release cycle that sees a new major release arrive every month without fail. But not all updates are built equal, and November 2026 brings a very special community effort into the core release. Read More
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15 awesome movies you didn’t know left Netflix (and where to stream them now)
Imagine this scenario. You see a movie on Netflix and save it to your My List. One week later, the calendar changes, and the movie you saved is no longer available on Netflix. It’s a common problem that many, including myself, have faced. Read More
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Logitech G502 X Plus review: The world’s best-selling gaming mouse has stiff competition
You look up “gaming mouse” in the dictionary, and you’re liable to find a picture of the Logitech G502 X. Logitech isn’t bluffing when it calls the G502 X the “world’s most popular gaming mouse,” but so much success understandably makes Logitech hesitant to shake up the formula.…
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Using Notion felt like a second job, so I replaced it with this Notion-Obsidian hybrid app
I wanted to build a second brain, so I installed the one app synonymous with the idea — Notion. The plan was to set up a few databases and start capturing all my notes into them, so everything would stay neatly organized and easy to find when I needed it. However, if you’ve used…
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“Why don’t we run the taskbar and Task Manager at high priority, so they can remain responsive?”
Another interesting post from Raymond Chen, this time about the difficulty of dealing with a system that’s become CPU-starved. The question is simple: why not just run Task Manager and important parts of the UI like the taskbar at a higher priority? “Why don’t we run the taskbar…
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Netgear Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results
Netgear, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTGR), a global leader in intelligent networking solutions designed to power extraordinary experiences, today reported financial results for the third quarter ended September 27, 2026. Read More
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Lofree Unveils Flow Lite 2 Low-Profile Mechanical Keyboard
Lofree, a brand known for its design-forward keyboards and workspace accessories, today announced the launch of the Flow Lite 2 low-profile mechanical keyboard. Building on the success of the original Flow Lite, which has sold over 250,000 units worldwide, Flow Lite 2 introduces…
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Samsung’s 2 nm Taylor Fab 2 Reportedly Fully Booked, Mostly by AMD
Samsung has reportedly booked the entire planned output of its second fab in Taylor, Texas, and most of it is going to AMD. According to an exclusive from Korea’s Maeil Business Newspaper, citing industry sources, Taylor Fab 2 will make HBM base dies for AMD and NVIDIA on a 2 nm…
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Pangram expands its AI detection tools to video and images
The company behind the widely used tool for AI text is moving into more kinds of AI slop. Read More
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Bluetooth SIG Announces Bluetooth High Data Throughput
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), the trade association that oversees Bluetooth technology, today announced the adoption of Bluetooth High Data Throughput (HDT), the next major milestone in the evolution of Bluetooth technology, introducing faster data transfer,…
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Intel Nova Lake-S CPUs Reportedly Drop to 5.1 GHz Max Above 90°C
Intel’s upcoming Core Ultra 4000 “Nova Lake-S” desktop processors will reportedly cap their maximum core frequency at 5.1 GHz whenever they run above 90°C, according to Intel leaker Jaykihn on X. He says the limit applies to the entire Nova Lake-S desktop lineup, works…
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Steam Wants Devs to Play Their Games For At Least 5 Minutes First
Valve now requires developers to launch their game through the Steam client and run it for at least five minutes before submitting it for review, as part of several new additions to Steam’s pre-release checklist. It doesn’t have to be the developer playing, since anyone’s…