Author: Zach_Wilson

The best TV you can buy just crashed to a new record-low price for the Super Bowl

The stunning Samsung S90C OLED is ranked as TechRadar’s best TV and Walmart dropped the 65-inch model down to a new record-low price of $1,539 (was $3,299.99) just in time for the Super Bowl. That’s a whopping $1,760 discount and an incredible price for a feature-packed OLED display. We awarded…

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Amazon thinks it can save millions by extending the lifespan of its servers

In a move to ensure financial gains, as well as act in a more sustainable manner, Amazon has extended the lifespan of its server from five year to six. The news comes around two years after the company upped its servers’ lifespan from four years to five, introducing a more…

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Samsung Galaxy S24 and S24+ review: A taste of generative AI in everyday use

For its first phones of 2024, Samsung focused so much on its “Galaxy AI” features that, physically, the Galaxy S24 series doesn’t appear to be much different than the S23. Once again, the company's phones aren’t different enough to justify upgrading from their predecessors, especially knowing that the S23 series,…

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There’s no perfect version of Persona 3 — but Reload is close

For such an influential game, Persona 3 has a bit of a complicated release history. It first launched on the PS2 in 2006 and ushered in a whole new era for the franchise, mashing together an RPG with a life sim, tasking players with balancing dungeon crawling with the day…

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AI is not the only silver-bullet solution when it comes to data problems

Current discourse within the tech ecosystem assumes that Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are silver-bullet solutions to every problem involving data. However, voices across all industries are beginning to express their concerns that AI, under the influence of hostile actors, could threaten our own existence – from mass…

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11 Best Action Cameras (2024): Underwater, 360, Compact, and More

Gearing up to shred the slopes or dive into the seas? These photography tools are made for danger. Source

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