PC & Mobile technology
An interesting portable console for fans of retro games is finally on sale
The Anbernic RG566 portable gaming console is based on the seeded Unisoc T820 processor. The graphics content is matched by the Mali-G57 MP4 graphics core. More
Cheap mini PC with AMD processor
Miniature computers for work and entertainment can often be relatively slow due to their limited dimensions. However, this is by no means true of the Chatrey AN2 Pro miniature computer. More
A solid Android smartphone for less than 60 euros
Realme has officially announced the highly interesting smartphone Note 50. This is actually the beginning of the release of new low-end Android phones. More
Will Windows 12 be just a minor update to Windows 11?
Windows 12 should bring us many new options and advanced functionalities. Of course, we can expect a renewed graphical interface, but it will certainly be among the more prominent innovations... More
Will Xbox games disappear from physical stores soon?
The problem is that brick-and-mortar stores are making practically nothing anymore selling Xbox Series X and Series S gaming consoles. Both consoles have become completely digital,... More
5 ideas for laser cutting and engraving Valentine's Day gifts with the Creality Falcon2 2024
Valentine's Day is a special occasion to express love and affection to your loved one. With the advent of laser cutting and engraving technology, personalized gifts have become... More
An open source watch that you can build yourself
Smart wristwatches are very popular among users due to their versatile usability and measurement of all possible parameters. The WearPico smartwatch, however, is quite different from the competition.
YouTube Music and Premium reach 100 million subscribers
The figure includes YouTube Music and YouTube Premium subscribers in more than 100 countries. More
What is CAPTCHA? How does it know you're not a robot?
Do the boxes where you have to click to prove you're not a robot go to "liver"? You're not the only one, but we still need them to stay safe online. More
Edge growing in popularity, Chrome losing support
Edge is currently used by nearly 13 percent of desktop users, according to research conducted by analytics firm Statcounter. More
