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In an X post, tipster Gotou_3rd claimed that Siren Halo is AMD’s official codename for the lineup previously known as Medusa Halo. According to the tipster, the name was deliberately chosen because Team Red does not plan to release an entirely new Halo APU design in 2027. Instead, AMD will...
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Bose’s rugged, floating Bluetooth speaker is down to $89 on Amazon in Blue Dusk, its lowest price yet.
GridAI Technologies has agreed to buy Wyoming natural gas producer Pronghorn Resources in an all-stock deal. It plans to build gas-fired power plants for AI data centres, aiming for 300 MW in 2027, but has no named customers yet.
Bose’s first wired earbuds in 11 years are nice, with solid sound, good ANC, and a pleasant aesthetic, but I’m not sure they’re worth spending $100 on in a world full of cheap wired audio.
Last week, Camp Snap launched a miniaturized version of its screen-free CS-8 video camera that was half the size of the original with a smaller grip designed to be easier for kids to hold. But it turns out the company wasn’t done shrinking its hardware.
A new mod enables Nvidia’s frame gen on every RTX GPU
Here’s how you can watch Netherlands vs Greece for free from anywhere in the world in the 2026/27 Nations League, with the top two in the group locking horns
LibreOffice is a fully featured open-source office suite that works entirely offline. Its Writer, Calc, and Impress applications cover word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations, with support for Microsoft Office formats, and it’s available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
The Register reports that Context tracked a 35% increase in distributor sales of cybersecurity products from EU-headquartered vendors between Q3 2024 and Q3 2026. Overall sales grew 10%, while American suppliers managed 8%.
TwoMenGames is one of the studios caught up in this situation. The small team was supposed to release its first game, Amazing Slot Survivor, today. But the slot machine-themed roguelike never received Valve’s approval in time.
Pre-orders are now open for two new sets of Google smart glasses from Warby Parker and Gentle Monster. Shipment dates remain unclear, but various colors and styles are available, ranging from around $400 to $500.
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