Author: Zach_Wilson

Buyer beware – shoppers could lose close to a billion pounds in scams this Christmas, experts warn

Shoppers in Britain might lose up to £800m in online shopping scams this festive season, new research has warned. A report from F-Secure says scams are set to accelerate rapidly over the next two months as shoppers clamor to do their festive shopping, which could end up costing the country…

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“32% more performance”: Here’s how lithium salts could make your computer run faster, cooler — using a technique that every human being has mastered

Researchers have found that adding salt to computer systems can prevent devices from overheating and boost performance by more than 32%.  A team at the City University of Hong Kong hope this passive technique, which can be used in electronics, batteries, solar cells, and buildings, relies on moisture desorption from…

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Of course Dbrand’s first novelty keycaps include a ‘fuck off’ key

Love or hate its irreverent branding, you have to give props to Dbrand for its consistency. The company best known for its range of skins and cases for consumer tech gadgets is releasing its mechanical keyboard keycaps today, and they’re remarkably on-brand. The Pyramid keycap is a pointy escape key…

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Black Friday is two weeks away – shop the 40 best deals I recommend right now

The 2023 Black Friday deals event is now just two weeks away, and while the old adage was that you could only find the very best offers on Black Friday itself, that is not the case anymore. Excellent Black Friday deals are available right now thanks to a host of…

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CMF by Nothing kicks off global expansion – here’s where you can buy their products

Nothing’s CMF sub-brand is leaving the United Kingdom as the company is rolling out its product range to 14 more countries around the world “to meet the increasing demand.”  The full list can be found on the company’s official website. The countries include, but are not limited to, the United…

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Apple reportedly cut a deal to get cleaner Amazon pages

Apple struck a deal with Amazon to strip competitors’ ads off of pages for iPhones, iPads MacBooks, and its other products, according to a report from Insider. The agreement makes search results and product pages for Apple devices cleaner than those of competitors. While Amazon still lists competing products on…

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