Author: Zach_Wilson
It’s almost 2026, and Fujitsu is doing its best to save optical disks – the A77-K3 is a 16-inch 13th-gen Core i5 laptop with a DVD drive
Fujitsu A77-K3 has an optical drive and Intel Core processor The A77-K3’s large display and solid build target long-hour productivity users Fujitsu prioritizes connectivity and practicality over the race for ultra-thin designs Fujitsu has announced a new wave of FMV notebooks, and one model in particular seems determined to resist…
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Apple adds a new toggle to make Liquid Glass less glassy
Apple’s latest iOS 26.1 beta has a new option that lets you tint Liquid Glass elements of iOS 26 so that they are more opaque. Since announcing Liquid Glass at WWDC this year, Apple has tweaked exactly how glassy Liquid Glass is — early on, there were some legibility issues…
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Yay! Intel has a new AI GPU with 160GB of LPDDR5X – Crescent Island does inference only, uses cheaper memory, and targets value air-cooled enterprise servers
Crescent Island 160GB LPDDR5X setup reflects a cost-aware engineering strategy Air-cooled deployment targets practical enterprise data center environments globally Xe3P architecture links Crescent Island’s design to Intel’s broader GPU ecosystem Intel has revealed its latest data center GPU, codenamed Crescent Island, designed primarily for AI inference workloads. This chip targets…
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The Samsung S95F is our TV of the year – here’s how Samsung beat elite OLED and mini-LED TVs from the likes of LG and Sony
In a year that saw multiple high-profile TV launches, the Samsung S95F stands out as TechRadar’s choice for the overall best TV of 2025. The Samsung S95F started its journey toward that recognition by first earning five out of five stars in our Samsung S95F review. For most TVs, that…
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An eye implant and smart glasses restore some lost vision
Several dozen patients regained some of their vision thanks to an implant inside their eye paired with a set of smart glasses. The study was published Monday in The New England Journal of Medicine, and researchers report that patients could see well enough using the technology to fill out crossword…
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Microsoft’s branding power is being used by criminals to funnel victims to tech support scam centers – here’s what you need to know
Fake Microsoft alerts are pushing users into panic-driven, costly mistakes Visual authenticity no longer guarantees safety in a manipulated digital landscape Cyberattacks increasingly target human psychology rather than technical weaknesses The authority and familiarity of a major brand like Microsoft often offers users a sense of assurance – but new…
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