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I have never been particularly good at managing my phone’s battery health. I know all the advice by now — avoid charging past 80 percent, do not let the battery drain completely, try not to leave the phone plugged in overnight. I know these habits the same way I know I should probably drink more water or sleep earlier. In theory, they make perfect sense. In practice, I rarely stick to them consistently. So when I started using the Galaxy S26 and realized that Device Care’s optimization features were quietly handling a lot of this for me, my first reaction…

Whether you like it or not, it’s “clear” that Apple is not giving up on Liquid Glass. It is just trying to make it a little less… blindingly futuristic on Macs. After the mixed reception to macOS Tahoe’s translucent interface, Apple is reportedly preparing a softer, cleaner version of the design language for macOS 27. But if anyone was expecting a dramatic rollback, that is apparently not happening. What’s new with Liquid Glass in macOS 27? According to Mark Gurman’s latest Power On newsletter, Apple is preparing what insiders reportedly describe as a “slight redesign” for macOS 27 to address…

One of the bigger names in pirated anime streaming, AnimeKai, has just gone offline. While the usual takedown from corporations is expected, the issue this time around seems unusually dramatic. A post on the r/AnimeKAI subreddit, labeled as an official announcement, says AnimeKai will be shutting down. The reason? Problems in running the site, especially a data center being on fire. What’s next for AnimeKai users? The AnimeKai post doesn’t leave much room for optimism. It says the project is ending and tells its userbase that it is “time for all of us to move on.” The community itself will…

A developer has built a remarkably thin computer that is almost the same size and thickness as a standard credit card, potentially opening the door to a new category of ultra-portable computing devices. Called the “Muxcard,” the experimental device combines a fully functional microcomputer, wireless connectivity, NFC support, sensors, and an E Ink display into a body measuring just 1mm thick – thin enough to fit inside a regular wallet alongside bank cards. The project, created by GitHub user “krauseler,” has quickly drawn attention from the maker and hardware enthusiast community for pushing the physical limits of compact electronics. A…

The Federal Communications Commission has extended a key waiver allowing certain foreign-made routers, drones, and drone components to continue receiving software and firmware updates in the United States until at least January 1, 2029. The move comes after growing concerns that millions of already-deployed devices could become cybersecurity risks if manufacturers were suddenly blocked from issuing security patches and compatibility updates. The decision was announced through the FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology (OET), which also expanded the scope of the waiver to cover additional software-related changes needed to maintain device functionality. Security concerns forced a regulatory rethink The extension…

If DDR5 prices were not painful enough already, counterfeit RAM is now entering the chat. Some fake memory sticks reportedly look convincing enough to fool buyers, right down to plastic chunks disguised as DRAM chips. Fake DDR5 RAM sticks are now getting disturbingly convincing Latest reports from Asian PC markets suggest that counterfeit DDR5 modules are rapidly spreading across online stores and gray-market retailers, especially as memory prices continue to climb. The fake sticks are often disguised as legitimate Samsung or SK Hynix modules, complete with cloned labels, serial stickers, and packaging. 注意喚起DDR5のメモリの偽物が出回ってます。一見すると普通のメモリですが、実際に搭載されているチップはただの基板、プラスチックの板です。取り外して切断して確認しました。動作未確認のメモリーとかマジで購入する際は気をつけてください！4090の悲劇を起こさないように！ pic.twitter.com/gcKAjRDUei— TAKI (@taki_pc_1115) May 10, 2026 Some…

Tesla’s Cybertruck recalls are starting to sound like parody headlines at this point. Because the company’s latest issue reportedly involves something that most drivers generally prefer their vehicles to keep attached at all times: the wheels. Yes, Tesla is recalling Cybertrucks over concerns that the wheels could literally detach while driving. Why is Tesla recalling the Cybertruck this time? According to a recent recall alert by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Tesla is recalling 173 rear-wheel-drive Cybertruck Long Range models from the 2024-2026 model years due to a defect involving the brake rotors and wheel assembly. Apparently, cracks…

A cyberattack on Canvas could not have come at a worse time. The learning platform, used by schools and universities for assignments, exams, grades, lecture materials, and class communication, went down during finals week, leaving students and instructors scrambling for alternatives. The incident has been linked to ShinyHunters, a hacking group known for data theft and extortion. According to BleepingComputer, Canvas login portals at hundreds of institutions were defaced with a ransom-style message warning that stolen student data would be leaked unless the attackers were contacted. The group claimed to have obtained data tied to millions of students, teachers, and…

For a while, I had convinced myself that my next iPhone had to be a Pro. Not because I had genuinely thought about what I needed from a phone, but because the marketing slowly wore me down. The triple cameras, the titanium build, the ProMotion display, the idea that it could handle absolutely anything — it all created this lingering feeling that choosing the regular iPhone would somehow mean compromising. Like I would be missing out on the “real” experience. Then I stopped looking at spec sheets and started looking at my actual usage. And honestly, the entire argument for…

I still remember the first time I properly got into Mortal Kombat. Like many people from my generation, I had obviously seen the characters before. Scorpion yelling “Get over here!”, Sub-Zero freezing people into ice cubes, Raiden looking like a thunder god who somehow still manages to disappear whenever the plot needs him most. Mortal Kombat was always around. But it wasn’t until the 2011 Mortal Kombat reboot game that I truly became invested in the franchise. That game was special because it balanced everything perfectly. It had the gore, the ridiculousness, the iconic rivalries, but it also had a…