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Canada introduces social media ban for under-16s, but platforms could avoid it
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
Bill C-34, also known as the Safe Social Media Act, would make social media services and some AI chatbot providers responsible for protecting children from online harms. The Canadian government says the aim is to shift the burden away from parents and onto companies designing platforms that keep young users...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
The Best Laptops of 2026: A Disruptive Mac, a Windows Comeback, and an Nvidia Wildcard
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
The first half of 2026 has been defined by a memory shortage that pushed laptop prices sharply higher – and by a $599 Apple laptop that somehow defied all of it.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
AMD claims next-gen Zen 6 server CPU will deliver 330% of Nvidia Vera's performance per rack
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
AMD recently published performance projections claiming its upcoming server CPU platform will dramatically outpace Nvidia's latest showing. AMD's estimates directly reference earlier results from controlled benchmarks that had favored Nvidia's processor.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Windows Ready Print is Microsoft's biggest overhaul of Windows printing in years
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2026
Microsoft recently introduced Windows Ready Print, a new printing model designed to "evolve" the company's previous Modern Print Platform. The core idea behind the model is to align printing devices and the Windows ecosystem with up-to-date communication standards, including Internet Printing Protocol (IPP), eSCL scanning, and Universal Print.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Logitech's new Mobi Fold mouse folds flat for travel
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2026
The Mobi Fold is a compact wireless mouse designed to fold flat when not in use. Early impressions are positive for its surprisingly comfortable shape, quiet clicks, and multi-device Bluetooth support.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
A developer ported Half-Life to a Nokia N95, and it runs at 30fps with Bluetooth keyboard support
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2026
Developer Dante Leoncini recently shared his latest coding and modding effort. The Argentinian programmer ported Half-Life to Symbian S60v3, making Valve's FPS compatible with the Nokia N95 smartphone. The Symbian OS device was originally released in 2007, while Half-Life debuted in 1998 for PC. Thanks to modern open-source engines and...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
This soundbar can be hijacked over Bluetooth to control your computer, no pairing required
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2026
That scenario comes from research into Creative Technology's Sound Blaster Katana V2X, a midrange soundbar that connects to PCs, Macs, and Linux systems over USB or Bluetooth. Researcher Rasmus Moorats uncovered the issue while experimenting with ways to communicate with the device from Linux. What he discovered went far beyond...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
A one-of-a-kind AMD PC signed by Lisa Su was sitting unopened in a basement for a decade
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2026
According to Redditor gazicoldfur, the unique piece of tech memorabilia was discovered in someone's basement while he was there to work on their HVAC system. The PC, believed to have been given to former AMD CEO Rory Read as a retirement gift in 2014, is signed by several of his...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
GPU-Z remains the go-to tool for detailed graphics card info
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2026
GPU-Z delivers a clean, no-install snapshot at key GPU information, including clocks, memory, sensors, BIOS, and driver data. It supports Nvidia, AMD, and Intel GPUs, making it a handy tool for verifying specs, monitoring behavior, or troubleshooting a system without extra bloat.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Experts say Donut Lab's "breakthrough" solid-state battery is just ordinary lithium-ion
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2026
The conclusion doesn't rest on speculation or anonymous sources. Instead, it comes down to how the battery behaves under testing. Data from Finland's VTT, including voltage curves and expansion measurements, consistently points to lithium-ion chemistry rather than the sodium-ion solid-state design the company claimed.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »