Holiday cheer is coming early for makers and single-board computer enthusiasts: The Raspberry Pi Foundation just announced the successor to the Raspberry Pi 4, and it looks totally badass.
Arriving at the end of October, the new Raspberry Pi 5 has been unveiled with just two variants named so far: a $60 4GB version, and a $80 8GB option. It’s a depart
For those of us who’ve been building computers since we were wee bairns, it might be hard to remember that the first time can be intimidating. Corsair&r
Nothing is more life changing than using a mechanical gaming keyboard for the first time. Between the click-clack sounds of the keys and the vibrant RGB lighting, they’re a lot of fun to use. Plus, they’re more responsive than your typical membrane variety, which is perfect for games. If you’re on the hunt for one, you’ve come to the right pla
There’s a new zero-day exploit for some of the world’s most popular software out there, and according to Google, it’s being actively attacked in the wild. Google’s security research says that the vulnerability comes from a widely-used media encoding system for the WebM file format. It could leave a ton of programs open to attack, from Chrome a
Earlier this year, I impulse-bought a tiny, inexpensive desktop PC for research purposes. I didn’t expect it to change my entire computing setup.
But here I am now, using the $300 Beelink SER5 Mini PC
Ever since artificial intelligence became available to the public, ChatGPT has been one of the go-to services for many user’s AI needs. By now, millions of people have visited the Chat GPT website, and many more continue to do so.
However, ChatGPT isn’t the only framework for AI – nor is it necessarily the best option out there. Ther
Windows passkeys may be the new Windows Hello of Windows 11. I’ve just started trying them, and I want more. Lots more.
Remember, Windows Hello debuted on Windows 10 as a biometric means of authentication. Since then, you’ve been able
