Get ready for more Fallout. The second season of the hit Prime Video show will premiere in December, and the show has already been renewed for a third, Variety reports.The second season will “pick up in the aftermath of Season One’s epic finale and take audiences along for a journey through the wasteland of the Mojave to the post-apocalyptic city of New Vegas,” according to a description included in Variety. Production wrapped on the season last week.There’s no word on when the third season might premiere. Hopefully the early renewal means we’ll see it sooner rather than later.The first season was excellent, and as my colleague Ash Parrish wrote, it got the postapocalyptic vibes exactly right. Fingers crossed that the second season keeps up the quality of the first – I’ll be clearing some time during the holiday season to watch the new episodes.The show has already gotten more than 100 million viewers worldwide, which makes the show rank “among Prime Video’s top three most-watched titles ever,” Amazon says.

Say what you want about the Samsung Galaxy S25 phones, but there's no doubt that those phones are thin. Samsung has somehow mastered the art of squashing all of its powerful hardware into ridiculously thin cases, and honestly, I thought the company had nailed it. Well, it seems the company took that as a challenge, as it has just revealed the Galaxy S25 Edge and...it's even thinner. Somehow.

Despite it being introduced some years ago, the Samsung 990 Pro is still one of the best SSDs that you can buy right now. So it only makes sense that the brand would come out with something better when going to Gen5, and the 9100 Pro delivers. With blazing-fast performance that can reach up to 14,800MB/s, this SSD is a no-brainer if you're looking for one of the best PCIe 5.0 SSDs.

Ever since I started my home lab journey, I’ve come across a ton of devices, tools, and other hardware components – many of which aren’t directly related to virtualization or self-hosted projects. With my home lab growing out of proportion, I typically stash my paraphernalia in my basement, dark rooms, and other closed-off spaces where I don’t have to worry about the denizes of my house stumbling upon my PC rigs, network stack, and storage servers.

The S25 Edge is just 5.8mm thick, not counting the camera bump.Samsung's thin phone is here. The Galaxy S25 Edge - first teased back in January - is essentially a slimmed-down S25 Plus, with the same 6.7-inch OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset, and AI features. The compact design comes at a price though, and you'll have to do without the telephoto lens or beefy battery.At 163g (about 5.7 ounces), the Edge is just a gram heavier than the regular S25, with its dinky little 6.2-inch screen, and at 5.8mm thick it's comfortably thinner than any Samsung slab phone in years. It's still slightly thicker than Samsung's Tab S10 tablets or Z Fold 6 foldable, which have enough space to get thinner by spreading their batteries out a little more, but if you prefer traditional phone form factors then this is among the thinnest you can buy right now - at least until the rumored iPhone 17 Air comes along.Photos seem to undersell the effect, which I think will be Samsung's challenge marketing the Edge: it basically just looks like a regular phone until you pick it up, which is when everyone seems to ooooh involuntarily.The "Edge" name suggests that Samsung is going to lean on how thin the phone is, but for me the weight is more imp …Read the full story at The Verge.

Most fans can't wait to get their hands on Nintendo's new Switch 2 after years of anticipation. The new Switch is a huge upgrade over its predecessor and includes new features like enhanced visuals, the GameChat function, and a faster refresh rate. However, the gaming handheld landscape has changed in its eight years of development, and it's no longer the default choice. Countless rivals like the Steam Deck, Asus ROG Ally X, and others are now available, and buyers are spoiled for choice.

Long before I began writing about technology, I was my mother's key computer technician. Well, I say "was;" the truth is, I still kind of am. However, explaining to my mother why putting an app's shortcut in the recycle bin doesn't uninstall it was a keystone in my learning what I wanted to do as a job. Well, it turns out that my old job's vacancy has now been filled, as Copilot Vision on Windows will give people step-by-step instructions on how to use their computer.

If you have a standard TV without internet connectivity, you may have purchased a Chromecast with Google TV to extend its functionality. Apart from letting you stream content from services like Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, etc., the Chromecast has several other features that make it a handy little accessory. It lets you mirror your phone's display onto the TV, view your Google Photos album on a large screen, and even use Google Assistant to get your queries answered. Apart from these usual features, though, there's one use case that has remained untapped -- using the Chromecast with Google TV for retro gaming.

The MacBook Air is one of our go-to devices if you're someone that's looking for a slim, powerful, and compact laptop. Apple has really done something special with this model, bringing more power, and not charging additional for it when compared to the previous version. Of course, at $1,000, this laptop isn't cheap, but this recent deal from Amazon brings the price down to just $837, whch is the lowest price we've seen since its release.

If you have been 3D printing for a while, you may have already tried the most common slicer settings like layer height, infill density, speed, temperature, and others. However, not everyone bothers to dig into the deeper parts of the 3D slicer to explore all the other settings, especially those available in the advanced tab or hidden behind a drop-down menu. It’s easy to assume the defaults are enough, but many lesser-known settings can seriously change your 3D printing game regarding print quality. Below, we uncover the five settings everyone overlooks and why they matter.

Over the past several months, criticism of Valve's Deck Verified program has been growing. The rating system that was designed to show what games do and don't work on Steam Deck has started to show some holes, as games like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle ship with Verified badges despite performance issues on the Steam Deck. Valve is updating the system in the wake of devices like the Legion Go S that will support SteamOS, but it still isn't addressing the core issues with the Deck Verified system.

Notion and Capacities are two of the best PKM (Personal Knowledge Management) tools out there. Both of them promise a different approach to knowledge management and organization. After their soaring popularity among productivity nerds, I decided to put both platforms through their paces in a head-to-head, month-long experiment.