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Storage space is always in limited supply, which is why it's a good idea to upgrade if you're someone that's always juggling their files. With that said, there are a variety of different storage options to choose from, but going with an M.2 SSD is going to be your best bet if you're looking for tons of storage with excellent performance.

Nvidia has had the opportunity to wow the world with its new RTX 50 series, but soon, Team Red will take center stage to announce its own technologies. Part of these reveals includes the release of FSR 4, an improved model of AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution upscaling technology. If you're eager to see what FSR 4 can do, a list has leaked online revealing 35 games that will get FSR 4 support, 31 of which will receive it on release day.

When people make their own cyberdecks, the casing can be just as interesting as the computing part. There are lots of different ways to house the wiring; some people opt for a secure briefcase to keep all their hardware safe, while others rev up the 3D printer and make their own. So, when I saw that someone had made their cyberdeck using hardwood, I knew I had to check it out. Sure enough, the end result looks like a spy gadget from the 70s, and I'm in love.

The Aurzen Zip is super small and portable.Tri-folds are having a moment. There’s that impressive Huawei device, my favorite 3-in-1 Apple charger, and now this: the Zip tri-fold projector from a company called Aurzen. It’s the most gadgety gadget I’ve tested in a long time.The Zip’s heft, texture, and hinge stiffness evokes quality at first touch and it’s impressively bright for a compact battery-powered projector that initially costs $249.Using it is also a joy. It connects quickly to iPhones over AirPlay and to Android devices over Miracast, Smart View, or similar using Wi-Fi Direct — no hotspot required. It then automatically focuses and aligns the image on any available flat surface including walls, t-shirts, and pillows. It works in both landscape and portrait modes and pairs with Bluetooth headsets for private audio or Bluetooth speakers for a shared experience. The built-in rechargeable battery lasts about 80 minutes in my real-world testing, but you can always plug it into a powerbank or wall jack to extend that.Using it sucks, however, if you’re trying to stream from services like Netflix and Disney Plus or trying to watch Spotify music videos. That’s because all those companies protect their …Read the full story at The Verge.

Microsoft Teams gets a bunch of new features every month, but those changes aren't always based on users' feedback. However, this month is one of those rare moments, as Microsoft has started rolling out one of the highly-requested Teams capabilities: native SMS functionality.

We can collectively agree that video games are more than just interactive experiences — they are works of art that leave lasting impressions on players. Sure, hyper-realistic graphics have become commonplace over time, but it’s often the most artistically daring games that truly stand the test of time. A unique art style gives a game soul, impacting how we feel about and remember its world.

The original Red Alert is going open source for the second time.Electronic Arts (EA) is releasing the source code for four Command & Conquer titles under the open source GPL license. The original Command & Conquer (since subtitled Tiberian Dawn) is joined by Red Alert, Renegade, and Generals, the code for all of which can now be found on EA’s GitHub page. Only the code has been open sourced, not the games’ assets and cinematics, but it will help modders and the game restoration community keep the games playable.This isn’t actually a first for EA. Back in 2020 the company released the source code for its Command & Conquer Remastered Collection, made up of Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert. That code had already been adapted for the remaster’s engine however, while the new releases are the “fully recovered source code” of the series’ first two games, according to Luke “CCHyper” Feenan, a Command & Conquer community member who proposed and orchestrated the release together with EA.Renegade and Generals, meanwhile, have been released under an open source license for the first time. Renegade is a 2002 first- and third-person shooter set in the franchise’s Tiberium universe, while Generals is a 2003 strategy game that eschewed the Tiberium and Red Alert worlds for a near-future setting depicting a war between the United States, China, and the fictional Global Liberation Army. Its expansion Zero Hour is also included in the open source release.Alongside the open sourcing, EA has also opened Steam Workshop support, and released a ‘Modding Support’ pack that includes the source XML, schema, script, shader and map files, for all the games that use the SAGE engine:C&C RenegadeC&C Generals & Zero HourC&C 3 Tiberium Wars and Kane’s WrathC&C Red Alert 3 & Uprising C&C 4 Tiberian TwilightThat move should make it easier to create mods and maps for the games, and to share some of those creations through Steam. To cap off the announcement, EA released a 35-minute video of archival gameplay footage from the early development of Renegade and Generals: 

The writing has been on the wall for Skype for a long time, but every time you think it's dead, Microsoft launches some big update. This time, however, that's not happening, as Microsoft is finally retiring Skype in May. The solution? You guessed it — use Teams instead.

Unless you've been living under a rock, Nvidia's RTX 50 series launch has been a disappointment. The gen-on-gen gains are abysmal, the paper launch means you can't find anything in stock, and the street prices are off the charts. If you don't count Nvidia's Multi Frame Generation as true performance, which many don't, then there seem to be few reasons to buy an RTX 50 series graphics card.

The successor to the iPhone SE is here, and it's not quite what anyone expected. The iPhone 16e is powered by the same A18 chip that powers the iPhone 16, which means it's powerful enough to run Apple Intelligence features and do quick image edits when out and about.

Besides almost always being a one-sided affair, the CPU battles between AMD and Intel were defined by their vastly different technical strategies throughout the 2010s and into the present. One of the factors that contributes to just how different these strategies are is how they handle CPU sockets.