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Alienware launches $350 QD-OLED monitor with lower brightness to cut costs
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
Alienware makes some of the best gaming monitors on the market, though they are not necessarily the cheapest. Now, the Dell-owned brand is taking a different approach by introducing a more affordable QD-OLED monitor with some unusual trade-offs in its hardware specifications. Getting a modern OLED panel for under $500...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Recordly brings Screen Studio-style recordings to a free, open-source app
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
Recordly is a desktop app for recording and editing screen captures with motion-driven presentation tools built in. Recordly has emerged as one of the most compelling free alternatives to paid tools like Screen Studio, offering smooth cursor tracking, automatic zoom effects, and clean motion.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Meta doubles down on custom AI chips with Broadcom deal through 2029
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
Under the deal, Meta has committed to an initial deployment of 1 gigawatt of MTIA capacity and plans to ramp to multiple gigawatts of Broadcom-based accelerators as its AI footprint grows. Broadcom said that the chips will be the first AI silicon manufactured on a 2-nanometer process.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Someone finally got an RTX 5090 running on a Mac – no hacks required
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
Tiny Corp, the same company that built the tinybox AI accelerator, has written its own Nvidia GPU driver completely from scratch. It's called TinyGPU, and it's an open-source macOS kernel extension. Better yet, Apple has signed off on it. That means you don't need workarounds like setting up a virtual...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Will AI agents need to buy their own software licenses? Microsoft sure hopes so
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
According to Microsoft Executive Vice President Rajesh Jha, AI agents may eventually be required to purchase licenses to use specific software products. Jha proposed this idea during a recent conference, describing a not-so-distant future in which AI agents act as company employees with their own corporate identities.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Duolingo stops evaluating workers based on how much AI they use
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
In April 2025, von Ahn announced plans for Duolingo to become yet another "AI-first" company, meaning more of the technology being integrated into the platform and the eventual elimination of contract workers. This wasn't a first for von Ahn: in January 2024, 10% of Duolingo's contract workers were laid off...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia warranty payouts surged 1,000% last year, not that they can't afford it
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
Charts from Warranty Week indicate that Nvidia paid $894 million in warranty claims in 2025, an 11-fold increase from $84 million the prior year. Although the newsletter does not mention specific products, 2025 saw the release of the company's RTX 5090, which has well-documented power cable issues.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia says it's not buying a PC maker, but the idea didn't seem crazy
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
SemiAccurate, a niche site with a history of semiconductor scoops, reported that Nvidia had been negotiating a deal for more than a year that would "reshape the PC landscape."Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Netgear becomes first router brand exempt from FCC foreign-made ban
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
In an April 14 update to the FCC Covered List, the agency said the Department of War had granted conditional approval for Netgear's Nighthawk and Orbi router lines, as well as its CAX cable gateways and CM cable modems, through October 1, 2027. Netgear highlighted the decision in an SEC...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Google adds Rust to Pixel 10 modem to block attacks at one of Android's weakest points
Posted on Wednesday April 15, 2026
The security problem starts with how cellular modems are built. A phone's baseband is effectively its own operating system, typically written in C and C++, and it runs tens of megabytes of largely proprietary code that handles everything from signal processing to protocol negotiations.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »