Intel’s CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in Chinese companies linked to the military and surveillance sectors, raising national security questions amid Intel’s ties with the U.S. defense industry.
Get ready for some possibly big changes the next time you shop on Amazon. With nearly half of Amazon resellers being based in China, the recent Trump Administration trade tariffs are expected to affect not just the price of goods, but potentially reduce the available selection. With the new import taxes (as high as 125%) going into effect,
Data from Canalys and International Data Corporation (IDC) suggest 2025 Q1 PC shipment increases are likely due to manufacturers striving to avoid initial tariff impacts.
Sony’s popular PlayStation Portal has a new update with Cloud Game Streaming Beta UX and some other improvements in store for gamers. First, Cloud Streaming is available for PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers and is currently in beta. It will let you stream PS5 games from the PlayStation Plus Catalog. This is an interesting feature since
Are you ready for a big screen TV upgrade without paying a big price? If so, you’ll be happy to discover that going big—as in, really big—does not necessarily have to cost thousands of dollars. Heck, it doesn’t even have to cost a thousand (singular) bucks. For a little more than half that much, you can bring home a beastly 85-inch TV, but
The Spring edition of the long-going Piper Sandler survey of teen spending habits and tech usage/preferences is out. The results show some consistent year-to-year trends, such as Apple’s dominance in tugging at teens’ heartstrings and their (parents’) wallets, and that Netflix and Nike are still their preferred go-to for media consumption
Computer security researchers have been left scratching their heads after applying Microsoft’s latest raft of Patch Tuesday updates – as an ‘inetpub’ folder has been left behind.
AMD is rolling out a new round of mobile processors to fuel presumably cheaper gaming laptops, and the timing couldn’t be better with so much uncertainty surrounding the tariffs situation. Unofficially, the new Ryzen 8000HX series processors are being called Dragon Range Refresh. That’s because they are an iterative upgrade (or rebadge, really)