Month: July 2025
Eizo launches 24-inch portable monitor that consumes only 6W — here’s why I believe they could replace mainstream computer screens
Eizo FlexScan FLT-S uses just 6 watts of power, making it far more efficient than most office monitors Certified as the world’s first Class A monitor under Europe’s updated energy standards Connects using just one cable through docking stations, keeping desks clear and clutter-free Eizo has announced the FlexScan FLT-S,…
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Microsoft reports strong cloud earnings, with Windows and Xbox up too
Microsoft just posted the fourth and final quarter of its 2025 fiscal financial results. The software maker made $76.4 billion in revenue and a net income of $27.2 billion during Q4. Revenue is up 18 percent, and net income has increased by 24 percent. Like clockwork, cloud services are the…
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8BitDo’s wireless Nintendo 64 controller is now available
The Nintendo 64, which launched in 1996, had an unusual three-prong controller design, with a single analog joystick in the center of the gamepad above the middle grip. The 8BitDo 64 offers the same buttons as the N64’s controller in a more traditional layout, but while it’s easier to hold,…
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Tim Cook will face some big questions during Apple’s Earnings Report Call – here’s why the answers matter to you
Apple quarterly earnings reports are not usually fodder for consumer interest. It’s a lot of sales numbers and explanations about why the falling dollar, rising yen, or China headwinds are impacting sales and earnings results. Without the benefit of product introductions, it can be a snoozefest, but this time should…
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Layoffs hit CNET as its parent company goes on a buying spree
Ziff Davis, the media conglomerate that owns outlets like CNET, ZDNet, PCMag, and Mashable is laying off 15 percent of its unionized workforce, for a total of 23 people. The majority of layoffs are coming from CNET, where 19 people will lose their jobs — even as Ziff Davis goes…
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Dropbox is shutting down its password manager
Dropbox is discontinuing its password manager. The tool, Dropbox Passwords, will be discontinued on October 28th, and the company is recommending that you transfer your passwords to another app like 1Password ahead of that date. The company will shut down Dropbox Passwords in phases. Starting August 28th, Dropbox Passwords will…
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