Desktop graphics card sales reach lowest point since 2005
Nvidia increases dedicated GPU market share to 86 percent
Lawsuit claims the Apple Watch blood oxygen sensor has a racial bias
The sensor is said to be ineffective when used on darker skin tones
TechnicalSides's top tech culture stories of 2022: Not sure if pregnant, or smuggling hundreds of CPUs
Truth is stranger than fiction
Declining VR headset sales could spell bad news for the metaverse
Should Meta be concerned?
TSMC set to begin mass production of 3nm chips
Apple to get first dibs on 2023 TSMC 3nm wafers
Opera GX: A browser for gamers and enthusiasts
Set limits on CPU, RAM, and Network usage, use Discord & Twitch from the sidebar, and connect mobile and desktop browsers.
AMD slides reveal January 10 launch date for non-X series Ryzen 7000 CPUs
Should you get the X anyway?
TechnicalSides's top hardware stories of 2022: Pushing Moore's law to the limit
Hardware, our lifeblood
The matchbook-sized Arduboy Mini 8-bit console blasts past its Kickstarter goal
It costs $29 and comes with 300 pre-installed games
Check out AtlasOS, a redesigned Windows 10 version for gamers and potato PCs
A stripped-down Windows 10 mod with questionable security choices
In brief: The market of "modified" Windows versions has been around for a while. AtlasOS strives to be the "best" version of Windows 10 for gamers – or for hardware platforms which are a bit out of date to properly run a modern OS.
Researcher buys US military device containing sensitive biometric data for $68 from eBay
Don't leave memory cards in the devices you sell
How to Run Stable Diffusion on Your PC to Generate AI Images
Stable Diffusion is one the newest AI image generators and is completely open-source. Learn how to use it for image creation, upscaling, and more with our detailed guide.
Chip inventories have overgrown as consumer demand continues to decline
Companies are hoping this will subside by the end of 2023
Microsoft makes using formulas in Excel easier, adds new features
Windows, Mac and web versions receive various new features
Microsoft Office deal is down to $29 for a lifetime license
Over 90% off the regular price for Office, available for Windows and Mac
TechnicalSides's top science stories of 2022: Space, the final frontier
Learning our place in the universe
LG teases smartphone camera module with true optical telephoto zoom
True optical zoom from 4-9x
A new iPad mini could arrive in 2023 or 2024
A new processor is likely the only major change, probably an A16 Bionic
TechnicalSides's top gaming stories of 2022: You can still play Doom on just about anything
Ray tracing hit its stride in 2022, but should be used sparingly
It takes half an hour to boot into Windows 7 running on a 5 MHz CPU with 128MB of RAM
TL;DR: The race to 1GHz was very much a real thing at the turn of the century. It was quite entertaining as well, coming down to a photo finish between AMD and Intel (the former took the win by mere days). Fast forward to today and you won't be able to find a new desktop CPU with a clock speed under 1.6GHz or so. But, you can underclock an existing chip to run much slower and that's exactly what NTDEV did in his latest video.
Chinese retailers list the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti for over $1,000
The same MSRP as the RTX 4080 12GB in China
Mozilla fixed an 18-year old CSS bug in the Firefox browser
All I want for Christmas is... a CSS bugfix
New information-stealing malware is being spread by fake pirate sites
"Arrr, beware of RisePro, matey"
In a nutshell: In another showing of why downloading pirated software, games, movies, etc., can be riskier than it's worth, cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new information-stealing malware distributed through fake websites hosting pirated and other illegal content.
Intel reorganizes its GPU division, remains committed to Arc
Raja Koduri returns to Chief Architect job
Intel may have cancelled Meteor Lake desktop CPUs in favor of a Raptor Lake refresh
Rumor mill: Rumors over the last year have painted a tumultuous picture of the development of Intel's 14th-generation Meteor Lake processors. The latest information takes things a step further regarding Intel's struggles to transition from its current CPU architecture suggesting the company has canceled Meteor Lake's desktop variants. The upcoming series might be struggling to match, much less exceed, Raptor Lake's clock rates.
Steam's new year-in-review feature shows your most-played titles of 2022
See how your gaming habits compare to others
This woman makes a comfortable living helping young people overcome their fear of talking on the phone
Using a smartphone is one thing, talking on it is a whole different can of worms
When was the first SMS text message sent?
Software architect used a computer to text "Merry Christmas"
Home Alone was the most pirated classic Christmas movie of 2022
This is my house, I have to defend it
Hotels are turning to automation to cope with unfilled positions
Robots are doing jobs humans are no longer interested in
Windows 11 Notepad app appears to be getting browser-style tabs
Following in the footsteps of File Explorer
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