Month: February 2025
A new split-screen feature is coming to Google Chrome, and it’s surprisingly powerful
A Google Chrome Canary beta build has revealed a new split-screen feature It’s been updated twice and renamed since it was first discovered It’s not available to the public yet, but is expected to release soon The latest beta build of Google Chrome features brand-new split-screen functionality. This feature lets…
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Valve’s upcoming Deckard VR headset rumored for release in 2025 – but the price will no doubt upset some gamers
Valve’s new headset is reported to cost $1,200 in a bundle The company is allegedly selling the headsets at a loss Sources claim you’ll be able to play Steam Deck games on it The upcoming Valve VR headset, codenamed ‘Deckard’, is rumored to launch towards the the end of 2025…
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Wait, what? The Lenovo Legion Go 2’s first performance impressions are supposedly already here – it doesn’t look like a major improvement over its predecessor
The Lenovo Legion Go 2 is still a prototype, but a new YouTube video showcases its potential performance stats There is currently no release date for the handheld gaming PC Based on the Legion Go S’ starting price, the Legion Go 2 is expected to cost between $900 and $1,000…
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New leak seemingly gives us a final look at the Nintendo Switch 2 dock
New leaked 3D models seemingly give us a final look at the Nintendo Switch 2 dock The renders show off the Switch 2 dock from all angles and its ports The dock’s features appear to align with previously leaked photos from before the Switch 2 reveal A new look at…
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Oura Ring unveils big Readiness Score upgrade that accounts for menstrual cycles
Oura Ring’s readiness core is getting a big upgrade The algorithm now takes into account the biometric changes of the menstrual cycle It will ensure more accurate assessments of daily well-being Oura, makers of some of the best smart rings you can buy, has today unveiled an update to its…
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Huge cyberattack found hitting vulnerable Microsoft-signed legacy drivers to get past security
Check Point uncovers major hacking campaign, targeting hundreds of thousands of devices The campaign leveraged a vulnerable, but signed, Windows driver It allowed crooks to disable antivirus programs and take over endpoints A huge cybercriminal campaign has been spotted utilizing outdated and vulnerable Windows drivers to deploy malware against victims.…
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