The power supply is the most vital component inside your desktop PC. This single part takes alternating current (AC) from your power outlet and converts it to a more reliable direct current (DC) that all PC components can use. The PSU also has numerous safety measures available to protect the PC from power surges, drops, or other changes in delivery. When looking to build a gaming PC, you must choose the right PSU for the job, especially when considering more powerful graphics cards. Here's everything you need to know.

A little while ago, OpenAI added an image editor to ChatGPT's DALL-E 3 AI image generator. Now, after ChatGPT generates an image, you can click on the result and then click on an editor button to start making adjustments. You can then highlight areas of the image and tell ChatGPT what you want to change in that spot. The example OpenAI gave was generating an image of a dog, then highlighting its ears and asking the AI to add bows to it.

The Soundcore Sleep A20 are decent passive earbuds that are great for side sleepers, even if Anker overpromises. Continue reading…

Ikea’s Brännboll range is just the right mix of neutrals and bright colors to match most modern homes. | Image: Ikea Ikea is introducing a new range of gaming furniture that subverts the usual dark, edgy “gamer” aesthetic for designs that are more likely to blend in with your existing home decor. The company’s Brännboll collection is a lineup of 20 items, including a desk, chairs, accessories, and various storage solutions. Following the mostly-black ROG collaboration Ikea released back in 2021, which was similarly free from overly aggressive “gamer” flourishes, the new Brännboll collection instead focuses on the kind of designs that Ikea does best — simple and recognizably Scandinavian.Seating is the main focus. There’s an armchair that folds out into a lounging position, a rocking-style chair designed to swing with your body’s movement, and an... Continue reading…

There are plenty of ways you can customize your Windows 11 PC, but when it comes down to it, the operating system is fairly limited in the options it gives you. You can change the color of the taskbar and Start menu, but really, that's about it. That, paired with some of the things Microsoft tries to force on its users, makes third-party apps like StartAllBack all the more compelling.

One of the most powerful aspects of the Steam Deck is the wide variety of tasks that it can accomplish, including being used as a desktop replacement. It's also compatible with a huge range of peripherals, and can be used to play many non-Steam games from other launchers, like those found on the Epic Games Store. It can also be used to play games in virtual reality (VR) using the Meta Quest 2 or 3, with a third-party app called Immersed. It's worth mentioning that this won't work for VR games, but it does let you play 2D games on a large virtual screen.

Microsoft and Apple are constantly competing for who can create the best laptop for consumers, with Apple generally being the more expensive option. But that is not the case this time with Apple's MacBook Air M3 and Microsoft's Surface Laptop 6 for Business being released a month apart with very competitive pricing.

Weird phones are back, baby. | Image: Motorola Motorola is introducing three new Edge series phones, reviving a classic design feature it first introduced a decade ago: a wooden back panel. The Motorola Edge 50 Ultra is the highest spec’d device of the trio, and it’s the only one with the “real wood” back panel option (though the peach fuzz vegan leather looks awfully nice, too). Motorola will launch the phones first outside of the US “in the coming weeks,” but says it’s committed to “expanding the Edge family in North America this year.” The Motorola Edge 50 Ultra uses the new Snapdragon 8S Gen 3 chipset, which is a slight step down from the 8 Gen 3. There’s a 6.7-inch OLED with up to 144Hz refresh rate, which has been “Pantone-validated.” Say what? Motorola says this designation... Continue reading…

The layoffs follow the company’s first drop in year-over-year vehicle deliveries since 2020. | Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge A few weeks after reporting its first year-over-year decline in vehicle deliveries since 2020, Tesla is now planning to lay off over ten percent of its global workforce, according to an internal company-wide email seen by Electrek. That works out to at least 14,000 of the 140,473 employees that Tesla reported in its latest annual earnings. It’s not clear which teams at Tesla will be impacted.“There is nothing I hate more, but it must be done,” said Elon Musk, in the email published by Electrek. “This will enable us to be lean, innovative and hungry for the next growth phase cycle.”Today’s development is the latest in a string of bad news for the EV maker. The company reported a miss in delivery estimates ahead of its quarterly earnings... Continue reading…

If you want a great laptop, Lenovo's ThinkPad line is one of the best around. The all-new ThinkPad T14 Gen 5 may be one of the latest and greatest by the illustrious brand. Regardless, you'll still need a solid charger to keep your ThinkPad running smoothly.

If you're looking for a powerful tablet that can really handle pretty much anything that you throw at it, there aren't going to be too many options out there. Most folks would probably suggest an iPad or Android tablet, but going with one that's running Windows is probably going to be a far better option thanks to its versatility. Microsoft's Surface Pro has pretty much dominated this space for some years now, but it looks like a newcomer could be looking to take the crown.

The four-inch tall metal object tore through a roof in Naples, Florida last month. | Image: Alejandro Otero NASA has confirmed suspicions that the strange object that crashed into a Florida home last month did indeed come from the International Space Station (ISS). The agency analyzed the cylindrical object after it tore through the roof and two floors of a house in Naples on March 8th, and established that it came from a cargo pallet of aging batteries that was released from the ISS back in 2021.More specifically, NASA revealed in a blog post on Monday that the offending object was a support component used to mount the batteries on the 5,800-pound (2,630-kilogram) pallet released from the space station. Made from Inconel (a metal alloy that can withstand extreme environments like high temperature, pressure, or mechanical loads), the... Continue reading…