A Greek tragedy in the Southern District of New York. | Photo Illustration by Cath Virginia / The Verge | Photos by Michael M. Santiago, Bloomberg, Klmax, Whyframestudio, Yevgen Romanenko, Pixhook, Peter Dazeley, Jimkruger, Getty Images The prosecution’s case against Sam Bankman-Fried had a lot of collateral damage. Continue reading…

Apple has long been rumored to be working on new budget MacBooks that could cost substantially lower than the existing models. A new leak now reveals more information about those rumored devices, which it says could come in at least two different sizes, with 12-inch and 13-inch displays. Other sources have also made similar claims in the past, and the latest leak now seems to further confirm the notion that Apple is, indeed, working on affordable MacBooks to take on low-cost Chromebooks and Windows laptops.

Apple has an impressive Mac lineup with products for home and on the go. Regardless of what you choose, you're going to get high-quality products with sleek designs and lots of power. With that said, Apple's computing line doesn't come cheap.

Modern PCs are becoming increasingly powerful and versatile, capable of handling increasingly demanding tasks. However, this progress also brings about a common concern for many users — rising GPU temperatures. Whether you're a gamer pushing your rig to its limits, a content creator rendering high-definition videos, or simply using your computer for everyday tasks, overheating GPUs pose a concern for everyone.

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Samsung's new Galaxy Buds FE earbuds bring many of the mainline features found on the more premium Galaxy Buds 2 Pro earbuds at a relatively affordable price. It offers great sound, has a long battery life, and it also supports features like ANC and ambient sound, making it very similar to premium earbuds on the market. It even has a modern design and carries an IPX2 rating, which is great. Despite that, though, the Galaxy Buds FE case is prone to scratches and cracks that tend to add up over time with everyday use, which is why I recommend investing in a good quality case, just like you would for a phone.

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Samsung is starting to roll out a “Temporary Cloud Backup” feature to Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets running on One UI 6, the company announced on Thursday. It’ll allow users to back up and transfer an unlimited number of photos, videos, and other data for up to 30 days for free. Giving customers a free place to store their data when they need to reset or transfer between devices and a month to recover it should make the process easier and reduce any “did I remember to transfer everything?” stress. It also brings Samsung up to par with Apple, which also offers temporary iCloud storage with new iPhones and iPads that give customers 21 days to transfer data but can be extended.Samsung’s “Temporary Cloud Feature” additionally lets... Continue reading…

Samsung has announced a major update to its cloud storage service by introducing 'Temporary Cloud Backup' that promises to offer users unlimited free storage for up to 30 days. The new service will allow users to upload data from their smartphones or computers to Samsung Cloud storage for later use, such as when users are waiting for the delivery of their new device or when getting a smartphone repaired.

Image: The Verge Apple has released the developer beta of iOS 17.2, and it includes the Journal app, a digital daily diary for users to log their activities. The Journal app was first announced at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference in June, and the company frames it as a way for users to self-reflect and practice gratitude. A feature of the Journal app that’s raised questions is how it uses machine learning to prompt user entries, using data like photos, workouts, location data, and more — perhaps good for people who need a little bit of inspiration. But as my colleague Victoria Song wrote at the time, not all our memories are happy, and it’s not hard to see how an AI-powered prompt machine could go awry.9to5Mac has more details about features... Continue reading…

The Central Processing Unit, or CPU, is effectively your computer's brain. It's the principal component responsible for performance and enables computers and other devices to accomplish a wide range of tasks. But as with any technology, things can go wrong. One of the most common questions among both computer enthusiasts and average users is, "Do CPUs degrade over time?" Below, we'll examine the factors that can impact CPU lifespan and performance and discuss ways you can extend the life of your hardware.

Screenshot: Wes Davis / The Verge Apple has rolled out a new “Concerts” section in the iOS version of the Shazam app. This new feature in Shazam version 17.0 recommends concerts under filters labeled “For You” and “Popular.” Users can narrow down the list by location and save concerts they’re interested in. This new section also includes information about the venue and a link to purchase tickets for each concert. Tapping on a specific concert gives you the option to save it in the Shazam app and even add it as an event to your calendar. Under that, the app offers up music from the band or musician playing the show. You can either play the music inside Shazam or pop over to listen on Apple Music or Spotify, depending on which service you’ve connected to Shazam. ... Continue reading…

Vivaldi has released the latest update for its productivity-focused browser on the desktop, bringing it to version 6.4. Following the recent release on iOS, the new version of Vivaldi on desktop adds a couple of useful improvements, starting with volume controls for pop-out videos.