Month: September 2023
Windows 11 gets a bunch of small but useful changes – including something nifty for Notepad
Microsoft has pushed out a new preview build for Windows 11, and made some useful changes in the earliest development channel – plus the company has applied some nifty tweaks for default apps in testing, too. Let’s start with the freshly deployed preview build 25941 in the Canary channel, which…
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Viture One XR Glasses Review: Gamer’s Mixed Reality
These mixed-reality glasses make mobile gaming bigger and better, but I’m not convinced they are the future. Source
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Zoom Notes wants to make sure you never miss key info from a meeting
Top video conferencing platform Zoom wants to make your online meetings a whole lot more effective by putting all the resources you would typically need for an in-person chat into one simple interface. With the addition of its new Zoom Notes tool, meeting participants will now be able to, well,…
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Honor’s V Purse is a fashion-inspired foldable concept phone
The V Purse is a new concept phone from Honor that asks “what if foldables were more like fashion accessories?” The company showed off the device during a presentation at IFA 2023 alongside the Honor Magic V2, its latest foldable phone announced in China earlier this year. The V Purse…
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Nvidia cuts price of RTX 4060 Ti 16GB undercut AMD’s RX 7700 XT GPU launch
Nvidia has just lowered the recommended price of its higher-tier RTX 4060 Ti, the model with the greater amount of VRAM (16GB, as opposed to 8GB with the original version). As you may recall, the RTX 4060 Ti 16GB launched (quietly) with an MSRP of $499 in the US, but…
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The latest Google Pixel 8 leaks point to Wi-Fi 7 and Night Sight for video
We think we know when the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro are launching now – Wednesday, October 4 – but the leaks around this upcoming flagship keep on coming, and we’ve got a couple more to report on. First up, as relayed by seasoned tipster Mishaal Rahman (via…
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