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ASUS' Z690 Hero boards for high-end Intel Alder Lake CPUs made headlines recently for allegedly catching fire, and this time, someone may have found out the reason why.

LG on Wednesday unveiled a new generation of its OLED panels called “OLED EX,” which comes to increase brightness by up to 30% and thus compete with Mini-LED technology.

While Wi-Fi 6 is starting to make some headway, some are already looking ahead to far faster Wi-Fi 6E speeds. Although theoretically a small advance, Wi-Fi 6E is likely to offer far higher speeds in real-life use …

There are no signs of the global chip shortage easing any time soon, and one of the reasons behind it appears to be getting worse, not better.

It’s almost the end of the year, but there are still features that WhatsApp is readying for launch as soon as possible. One of them is a new interface for voice calls.

One of the most highly anticipated features announced at WWDC this year was support for storing IDs in the Apple Wallet application.

A new report from Chinese-language website Commercial Times floats some timelines for Apple’s next-generation of Apple Silicon destined for future Macs.

As the new year begins and with iOS 15.2 released, Apple will start internally focusing on the next major release, iOS 16. According to iPhonesoft, based on knowledge of someone running an internal seed

The NVIDIA RTX 3050 for desktops is coming soon but will come in two distinct flavors. 

Apple has officially released iOS 15.2 to the general public. This update comes five weeks after Apple introduced iOS 15.1, which finally brought SharePlay as well as other delayed features.

Apple today released the first beta of macOS Monterey 12.2 to developers. While the release notes for the update indicated there were no changes

Just yesterday, Google said it was shutting down its “Museletter” experiment for turning Google Docs into paid newsletters. Area 120 is now back with “Qaya” for easily creating web storefronts.