The Morning After: The PlayStation Portal is a PS5 game-streaming handheld.
Several months back, Sony teased a dedicated remote-play device for the PlayStation 5. Now it’s got a name and a price. The PlayStation Portal will [view more]
Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Air M2 falls back to $1,099
Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Air M2 is already more affordable than any other laptop the company has ever offered with this size of screen. Now, you [view more]
DOJ charges Tornado Cash co-founders for laundering over $1 billion in crypto
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has charged Toronto Cash’s founders with counts of money laundering and sanction violations. The cryptocurrency mixer first faced US sanctions [view more]
NVIDIA records mega profits thanks to its AI chip business
If you’ve been wondering who’s making the most money from the AI boom, NVIDIA may have the answer in it’s latest earnings report. The company [view more]
Apple backs Right to Repair bill in California
Apple officially endorsed Senator Susan Talamantes Eggman’s Right to Repair Bill in California, according to iFixit. Reuters says the tech giant even sent legislators in [view more]
Amazon’s Fallout series will arrive on Prime Video in 2024
Amazon is still working on a Fallout TV series — and we’ll finally find out next year whether that’s a good thing or a bad [view more]
Alienware is releasing an AMD FreeSync Premium version of its 500Hz gaming monitor
Back at CES in January, , which it designed for high-performance gaming. The brand is set to release a new version of the display geared [view more]
Meta approved hate-filled Facebook ads that called for violence in Europe
Meta is again facing allegations it’s not doing enough to prevent the spread of hate speech and violent content in Facebook ads. A new report [view more]
Scientists strengthen concrete by 30 percent with used coffee grounds
Humans produce around 4.4 billion tons of concrete every year. That process consumes around 8 billion tons of sand (out of the 40-50 billion tons [view more]
Facebook’s ‘state-controlled media’ labels appear to reduce engagement
Facebook’s “state-controlled media” labels appear to reduce engagement with content from authoritarian nations. A new study reveals that, with the added tags, users’ engagement decreased [view more]