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Logitech's Mac apps broke because their own security certificate expired
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
Mac users who rely on Logitech hardware recently ran into an unusual reliability issue. On Monday, the two primary macOS applications used to manage Logitech devices suddenly stopped working. As it turned out, the failure stemmed from a major mistake made by the developers with a security certificate embedded within...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
HWiNFO delivers deep hardware insights and sensor monitoring
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
HWiNFO is designed to report detailed hardware information alongside real-time monitoring of system sensors. It reports granular data for CPUs, GPUs, memory, storage, and motherboards, including temperatures, clock speeds, voltages, power draw, and throttling behavior.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
MSI's GPU Safeguard actively monitors power cables for potential problems
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
The PSU lineup includes four models: the flagship MPG Ai1600TS and MPG Ai1300TS PCIe5, as well as the more mainstream MAG A1200PLS and MAG A1000PLS PCIe5. All four are Titanium efficiency-rated and equipped with high-performance SiC MOSFETs and 100 percent Japanese 105°C capacitors.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Bose is ending SoundTouch's cloud features, but not entirely killing the speakers
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
A few months ago, Bose announced that its SoundTouch speakers would soon lose most of their cloud-based functionalities. The US manufacturer, known for its premium-priced audio equipment, was effectively going to "brick" the wireless devices, citing the high cost of continued support.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Dell's new 52-inch 6K display is a Thunderbolt-powered behemoth
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
The latest UltraSharp is the world's first 52-inch ultrawide curved (4200R) 6K monitor, boasting a maximum resolution of 6,144 x 2,500 (21:9 aspect ratio, 129 PPI, 10-bit (8-bit+FRC)) and a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz. The IPS Black panel is not really meant for gamers but rather, professionals...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Windows users keep losing files to OneDrive, and many don't know why
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
OneDrive, Microsoft's built-in cloud storage platform, is deeply embedded in Windows and positioned as a central part of the company's cloud ecosystem. When Windows updates or fresh installations enable its "Backup" feature, data stored in familiar folders like Desktop, Documents, and Pictures can be automatically migrated to Microsoft's servers –...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Google is putting even more AI into Gmail, and some of it is on by default
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
The biggest new feature Google has announced is its AI Overviews. The feature is already in Gmail for summarizing email chains. Now, it's being expanded to Gmail search, where users can ask conversational questions about their inbox.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Roborock's Rover takes robot vacuums where none have gone before: up the stairs
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
In live demonstrations on the show floor, the Rover's movement looked more amphibious than mechanical. Its legs flexed in a froglike pattern, extending and retracting fluidly. Observers saw it raise and lower each leg independently, shift direction mid-motion, and perform small hops over obstacles. The hardware appeared more responsive than...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI heads to jury trial after judge rejects dismissal
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California, rejected OpenAI's last-ditch attempt to have Musk's case dismissed.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Asus' latest OLED gaming monitor combines RGB stripe tech and Tandem OLED
Posted on Thursday January 08, 2026
In traditional OLED panels, subpixels can be arranged in various configurations, which can sometimes cause subtle text fringing or uneven color reproduction. With RGB stripes, the red, green, and blue subpixels align vertically in a linear pattern similar to that seen on LCDs.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »