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Google patches critical Chrome zero-day exploited in active attacks
Posted on Wednesday November 19, 2025
Google has addressed a high severity vulnerability caused by a type confusion bug in Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. The flaw is being actively exploited and could allow arbitrary code execution through a malicious webpage. Users are advised to update their browsers immediately.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft explains how Windows 11 will become an agentic OS whether you like it or not
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
Windows president Pavan Davuluri recently described the future of Windows as an agentic operating system, where AI bots and large language models handle the user's commands on files and computing tasks. Critics mostly greeted the idea with scorn, cursing, and frustration over the "bug-ridden slop pile" the OS currently is....Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Sundar Pichai says AI boom shows irrational investment, but Google can weather the coming storm
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai says the AI market is experiencing clear signs of overexuberance, with some investment driven more by hype than fundamentals. Speaking exclusively to the BBC, he called the surge in funding an "extraordinary moment" while acknowledging elements of investor irrationality – a view echoed by OpenAI CEO...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
PlayStation Black Friday deals include $100 off PS5 and PS5 Pro consoles
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
The holiday shopping season has arrived, and so too have Sony's Black Friday offers. Starting from November 21, gamers and gift givers will have access to a range of deals on hardware, software, and accessories.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Classic 3D Maze screensaver from Windows 95 is now fully playable
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
Microsoft has historically used small games and even screensavers to demonstrate notable features in new Windows releases. The 3D Maze screensaver was designed to showcase the OpenGL graphics libraries, alongside other programs Redmond developers created for Windows NT 3.5 and later editions of the OS.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Intel Panther Lake APU could take the fight to AMD in handheld gaming PCs
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
Hardware leaker OneRaichu recently revealed basic specifications for the integrated graphics chips in Intel's upcoming Panther Lake mobile processors. One of these chips appears intended for future handheld gaming PCs, potentially to compete with AMD's Ryzen Z2 series.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Analogue 3D delivers the most authentic Nintendo 64 experience yet
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
Analogue's new retro console recreates original Nintendo 64 hardware rather than emulating it, scaling classic titles for modern displays. Reviewers say it feels like a true time machine for purists seeking an authentic experience, though for most the Switch's N64 emulation may already be sufficient.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
The Destroyinator is a data deletion monster that can securely wipe up to 60 drives simultaneously at 64 GB/s
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
The Destroyinator supports multiple storage formats, including NVMe SSDs in M.2 and E1.S EDSFF form factors, 2.5-inch SATA drives, U.3 7 mm and 15 mm models, and SAS hard disks. Some form factors slot in directly, while others require a caddy or connection adapter.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Take-Two CEO says gaming is "moving toward PCs," but won't confirm GTA VI on PC yet
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
In a recent interview with CNBC, Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two Interactive, stated that while the console business will endure in the long term, the industry is likely to shift toward PC over the next decade. About a year from now, the company is set to release Grand Theft Auto...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Vintage PC parts are getting hit with huge tariffs, even when they're worth almost nothing
Posted on Tuesday November 18, 2025
The case illustrates how procedural changes in customs enforcement, combined with misclassification, are creating outsized consequences for a growing segment of technology enthusiasts.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »