As AI begins to change every facet of digital entertainment and craft, the 3D printing community has been trying to figure out what AI-generated content should stay, and what should go. MyMiniFactory had a clear stance; with its SoulCrafted initiative, it wanted to very clearly broadcast that everything under its umbrella was human-crafted, and that AI-generated content was not welcome.

Using your mouse all day can cause your body stress, and you could end up with potential wrist injuries, which is something you definitely want to avoid. Most won't go for it, but an ergonomic mouse is a solid choice if you're looking to upgrade from your current setup.

I like a straightforward, simple app store that makes finding and downloading apps easy, but the number of times the Microsoft Store has outright crashed or locked up on my Windows 11 PC, especially when updating apps, is getting a bit out of hand. Thankfully, Microsoft is offering an alternative way to install apps from its official store — a basic command-line interface.

Linux as a desktop operating system has largely been framed as exciting, nimble, and endlessly tweakable. Those descriptions aren't wrong, but that's not what everyone needs from their OS, especially if you're just trying to get stuff done. This is why users will sacrifice things like privacy and control by using something like Windows; people want a familiar experience that works how they expect it to, not necessarily in the best way that gives the most options.

Strap in, because the next PlayStation event is going to be a long one. Sony’s latest State of Play — a showcase event for upcoming PS5 games — kicks off on February 12th at 5PM ET and it’ll last more than an hour.We don’t know what exactly will be shown. Sony says that the event will include “news, gameplay updates, and announcements from game studios across the globe.” However, it sounds like one of the biggest upcoming PS5 games, Insomniac’s bloody take on Wolverine, might not make an appearance. Most likely the event will feature a mixture of some of Sony’s tentpole single-player experiences from studios like Naughty Dog, along with its continued (albeit scaled back) push into live-service games through upcoming titles like Horizon Hunters Gathering and Bungie’s return to Marathon.You can watch the event live on both Twitch and YouTube, and stay tuned here for all of the most important and interesting reveals and announcements. Someone forgot their vampires. A surprise God of War prequel is out on the PS5 right now A big new trailer for Big Walk — coming to PlayStation Plus. The God of War trilogy is getting a remake. Here come the X-Men. Tons of details about Saros. It’s not a sprint. A new John Wick game is in the works. Silent Hill’s next game looks frighteningly good. The new Metal Gear Solid Collection will get MGS4 out of PS3 jail. A new Castlevania? In this economy? Bagawk of War. 007 in 2026. Now this is Star Wars racing. Mina the Hollower is getting a PlayStation-exclusive demo starting tomorrow. The Neva ending story. Beast of Reincarnation launches on August 4th. Some resonating gameplay. The pinnacle of the Legacy of Kain series is getting a remaster. Dead or Alive isn’t dead. A better look at Pragmata’s world. Bad Robot’s big new game is kind of giving me Returnal vibes. “Kept you waiting, huh?” Ghost your friends. Kena is back. PlayStation’s next big State of Play is about to begin. PlayStation’s next big games showcase is on February 12th

Claude seems to be this year’s AI pick, just like NotebookLM was last year’s. I’m still a relatively new user but it’s already made a big difference in how I approach research and studying. Long study sessions aren’t as prone to becoming cluttered chats, and it’s much better at handling long-form documents while retaining nuance and consistency. Add Artifacts and better organization on top of that, and it starts to make ChatGPT look more like a general-purpose assistant than a study tool.

Exhaust billows out of a car tailpipe on January 2nd, 2008, in San Francisco. | Photo: Getty Images The Trump administration just eliminated the landmark finding that has underpinned federal regulations on planet-heating pollution since 2009. For nearly the past two decades, the "endangerment finding" has allowed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to craft rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act. Rather than repealing those rules individually, the Trump administration can undermine them all at once by attacking the endangerment finding.Today, the EPA finalized its plans to overturn the endangerment finding as part of its attempts to overhaul tailpipe pollution standards. The move could also affect efforts …Read the full story at The Verge.

When looking at ways to improve a ZFS pool, you'd be forgiven for considering a metadata vdev. This is precisely what I did when I wanted to improve the performance by storing all our data on the network-attached storage (NAS) device. Although ZFS is brilliant for the task, it started to feel sluggish, especially with remote media directory navigation. I also noticed some slowdowns with our virtual machines and containers that relied on this data source.

Spring doesn’t officially kick off until March 20th, but there’s something to be said about getting a head start on your spring cleaning. Lucky for you, Eufy’s X10 Pro Omni is currently on sale at Amazon, Walmart, and directly from Eufy (with promo code WS7DV2D5LF9F) for $449.99 ($450 off), matching its lowest price to date.Eufy X10 Pro OmniWhere to Buy: $899.99 $449.99 at Amazon $899.99 $449.99 at Eufy (with code WS7DV2D5LF9F) $899.99 $449.99 at WalmartAlthough it’s since been dethroned as our favorite midrange robot vacuum / mop hybrid, X10 Pro Omni remains a solid choice thanks to its excellent AI-powered obstacle detection, powerful oscillating mops, and user-friendly app. The dual-spinning brushes are capable of removing dried stains with 1kg of downward pressure, and a built-in water reservoir prevents the robovac from having to frequently return to the dock just to refill its tank. Unlike a lot of bots in this price range, it also benefits from heated drying function — though not heated mop washing — thus preventing the base from smelling after repeated use.On the vacuuming front, the X10 Omni features a single rubber / bristle roller brush and 8,000Pa of suction, resulting in good performance on both carpet and tile surfaces. It offers great AI-powered object recognition, too, allowing it to deftly avoid pet messes, cables, toys, and other objects that might impede performance. Then there’s the Eufy Clean app — which lets you set schedules, establish no-go zones, and create virtual boundaries — culminating in a still-solid midrange vac. The fact that it can automatically empty its dust bin and refill its own water tank via the included multifunction dock just adds to the appeal.Other deals and discountsNothing Phone 3, the company’s “first true flagship phone,” is on sale at Amazon and Nothing’s online storefront with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage starting at $638.99 ($160 off), its best price to date. The newer flagship is really an exercise in form over function, as it’s equipped with a weaker chipset than rival models and a less capable camera array. Still, its circular dot-matrix display is wholly unique, especially if you’re willing to spend time tinkering with the various display pictures and icons. Read our review.Earlier this week, accessory maker Nomad introduced a “cosmic orange” version of its braided, USB-C ChargeKey. If you prefer the original black version, though, Nomad is currently selling a like-new, open-box version for an all-time low of $20 ($9 off). The nifty, keychain-friendly doohickey packs 240W of power and 10Gbps data transfer speeds, which is great if you want to quickly top off your iPhone or use it with an SSD for external video recording.If you or someone you know is an aspiring birder — or, heaven forbid, a twitcher — the Birdbuddy Pro Solar is available at Target and Chewy for around $179 ($120 off), which is the lowest price we’ve seen. The solar-powered version is pretty similar to the standard model in that it can capture 2K video / 5-megapixel stills, offers several viewing angles (115 or 122 degrees), and provides plenty of detail regarding visiting birds; however, unlike the base model, the solar version doesn’t need to be charged every two or three weeks just to keep an eye on your feathery friends.

For a decade now, the Holy Grail of tech has been the single device that does it all. You imagine a future where you dock your Google Pixel at your desk, and your phone becomes your workstation.

There are very few things I lose more frequently than my tV remote.

Whether you’re considering a 16-inch gaming laptop, or a more compact 14-inch model, there’s a deal with your name on it happening right now at Best Buy. The 2025 models of Acer’s Predator Helios Neo 16S and the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 are hundreds off, although it’s the model with the bigger screen that is currently the cheaper of the two. The sale on the Neo 16S will expire at the end of the day, while the Zephyrus G14 discount will likely be available through President’s Day.Starting with the popular Zephyrus G14, which has a 3K resolution Pantone-validated OLED that can display up to a 120Hz refresh rate, you can get a high-end configuration at Best Buy for $1,899.99, down from its original price of $2,399.99. In addition to great screen specs, it has AMD’s Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor — one of the fastest available on a laptop — plus Nvidia’s RTX 5070 Ti GPU with 12GB of VRAM, 32GB of LPDDR5 RAM clocked at 8,000MHz and a 1TB SSD. This model is ideal for those who want to be able to play any 2026 title at great frame rates without any (or many) compromises to visual fidelity.For context on the price, Best Buy is offering the step-down configuration for $100 less, with a slightly worse CPU, a significantly less capable GPU (the RTX 5060), and half the RAM. You’re getting a lot of extra power with the discounted model at $1,899.99.Asus ROG Zephyrus G14Where to Buy: $2399.99 $1899.99 at Best BuyThe Acer Predator Helios Neo 16S is bigger and has a larger OLED screen, yet on the whole it’s still fairly thin for a gaming laptop. And, it starts at $1,469.99, down from $1,899.99 at Best Buy. It has comparable specs to the Zephyrus G14 — a capable processor in the Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX, the RTX 5070 Ti, 32GB of DDR5 6,400MHz RAM, a 1TB SSD — but its 16-inch screen is slightly lower res at 2560 x 1600 (albeit with a 240Hz refresh rate) versus 2880 x 1800 in the Zephyrus G14. Either way, you’ve got two great potential upgrades to consider.Acer Predator Helios Neo 16SWhere to Buy: $1899.99 $1469.99 at Best Buy