Month: February 2025
Hundreds of the world’s largest hard disk drive have mysteriously gone on sale online as refurbished model – should you buy them?
Need massive storage? Seagate’s Exos 28TB HDD is the current king Recertified models are popping up cheap – but they’re not exactly fresh out the box Some might’ve worked hard in crypto farms before, so check before you buy! If you’re looking for a high-capacity hard drive, Seagate’s Exos range…
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More details of Spotify’s new Music Pro plan have leaked – including the price
Spotify Music Pro is tipped to launch later in 2025 Remixing tools and concert ticket access could feature The main draw will be lossless audio quality It was back in February 2021 – four years ago – when Spotify HiFi was first announced, and we’re still waiting for it to…
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Love The Simpsons? This toothbrush collaboration might be right up your alley, and can be paired with a Squishee flavored toothpaste
The latest Simpsons-themed product drop is an electric toothbrush It’s a pretty simple collab that nets an iconic yellow toothbrush You can pair it with a themed toothpaste when it launches The Simpsons might just be the most recognizable and well-known animated TV show of all time – scratch that…
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‘Like a field plowed prior to planting’: Researchers want to grow lasers, yes lasers, on material commonly found in sand
Researchers at Imec have found a way to grow lasers directly on silicon Imec’s lasers use gallium arsenide, a material that doesn’t naturally bond with silicon This breakthrough could lower costs and improve photonic chips for AI and telecom Silicon photonics uses light to transmit data instead of relying on…
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Zagg Pro Keys 2 for iPad Pro: A Thick Keyboard Case
The Pro Keys 2 is a solid iPad keyboard case offering great protection for your tablet. However, there are quite a few caveats along the way. Source
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, February 17 (game #351)
Looking for a different day? A new NYT Strands puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing ‘today’s game’ while others are playing ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Sunday’s puzzle instead then click here: NYT Strands hints and answers…
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