Apple’s smart home is not that clever
Published in News


Caused by Siri delays

The Fruity Cargo Cult has once again fumbled its smart home hub plans, thanks to its much-hyped but perpetually underwhelming Siri upgrade running into delays. 

Nvidia reportedly announcing Geforce RTX 5060 series soon
Published in Graphics


Geforce RTX 5060 Ti and RTX 5060

According to the latest rumors, it appears that Nvidia could announce its Geforce RTX 5060 series next week, most likely on March 13th. The information comes from Nvidia AIC partners, and we could see RTX 5060 Ti in both 8GB and 16GB versions and the RTX 5060 with 8GB of VRAM.

Zombie camera army breaking the internet
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30,000 hijacked security cameras stitched into wrecking ball

A swarm of zombified security cameras has unleashed the biggest cyber onslaught ever recorded, battering the internet with a tidal wave of digital garbage.

US congress calls for Chinese routers to be banned
Published in Network


Including TP-Link

A US congressional committee has warned Americans to chuck-out  their Chinese-made routers, particularly those from TP-Link.

UK deletes encryption advice from website
Published in News


It does seem a bit hypocritical

The UK government has quietly binned its encryption advice just weeks after demanding a backdoor into the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple’s iCloud storage.

Brother denies having a dose of the HPs
Published in News


We don’t block third party ink

Brother has denied claims that its firmware updates are sneakily sabotaging printers using third-party cartridges after repair guru Louis Rossman's viral YouTube rant stirred the interwebs.

Trump gives chum Musk a ton of broadband contracts
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$10 billion to $20 billion

Donald [hamburger-eating surrender monkey] Trump’s administration is giving the boot to fibre internet preferences in the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) programme, a move that will conveniently funnel more cash into Elon [Roman salute] Musk’s Starlink.

Intel can’t get rid of TSMC addiction
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Needs help

Troubled Chipzilla has admitted that despite its best efforts, it will still rely on TSMC’s services even as its much-hyped 18A process gets off the ground.

AI models start cheating at chess
Published in AI


Nuclear war is next

It turns out that AI models are not content with regurgitating human knowledge—they’re also picking up on our worst habits.

Starlink wants a pizza Italy’s spectrum
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Musk feels a closeness with Italy

Elon [Roman salute] Musk's Starlink is battling for access to key E-band frequencies in Italy as the space-based internet giant seeks to cement its dominance across Europe.