Honor has officially unveiled the Magic V5 with the intention of redefining what an ultra-thin foldable smartphone can be. Debuting ahead of its official July 2 launch, the 4.35-millimeter Magic V5 aims to claim the title of the world’s thinnest and lightest book-style foldable, setting a new benchmark for competitors like Samsung’s upcoming

NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX GPUs have launched in full force this year, with the latest Blackwell architecture in place for RTX 50 series lineup. It has not been all smooth sailing, however, with some technical issues popping up here and there. To that end, Zotac is rolling out a new vBIOS for its GeForce RTX 5060 Ti models to fix some of these issues. 

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In news that sounds almost straight out of an alternate universe, Honda, more famous for reliable Civics and fuss-free lawnmowers, has successfully launched and landed an experimental reusable rocket. Meanwhile, SpaceX, the old hand of the private space sector, is blowing things up (again), this time due to a pressure tank failure in the tenth

Amazon’s next Prime Day event is around two and a half weeks from now (it starts on July 8), but if you’re looking for a reasonably powerful Mac Mini at a great price, there is no need to wait. The latest version of Apple’s diminutive system has fallen to an all-time low price, and it features the company’s powerful and highly efficient M4

AMD continues to flesh out its lineup of gaming processors with 3D V-Cache bolted on, with the current focus on releasing more affordable models at the lower end of the spectrum. We saw this earlier in the month when a new Ryzen 5 5500X3D chip for socket AM4 owners was added to AMD’s database, and now there’s a Ryzen 5 9600X3D in sight for