Published May 1, 2026, 5:11 p.m. EDT Timi has been writing about technology for over a decade, focusing on smartphones, computers, and anything else he finds interesting in tech. He started writing for XDA, covering all things mobile, but moved on to covering deals, with a mission to highlight some of the best discounts on … Read more
Today’s GPUs are absurdly powerful, and there’s no denying that. Even mid-range cards can blast their way through games that would have melted high-end hardware just a few years ago. And yet, despite all this raw power, we’re still pushed to tweak settings just to get the “right” experience. Whether it’s lower latency, smoother frame … Read more
I’m sure most of us are currently obsessed with AMD’s X3D processors. This is an easy recommendation for gamers, and I completely understand why. Ever since I ditched my 5900X for a 5800X3D, I’ve been a big fan myself as it finally allowed my RTX 4090 to stretch its legs at 1440p. That’s why I … Read more
Jellyfin est l’une de ces applications auto-hébergées qui peuvent paraître simples à première vue, surtout si vous l’utilisez uniquement pour vider des films et des émissions de télévision. C’est ainsi que je l’ai utilisé plus longtemps que je n’aurais dû, le traitant principalement comme un service de streaming privé avec moins de problèmes de compte … Read more
Smart home displays like Echo Show or Google Nest Hub are notorious for being underpowered, slow, and filled with ads. Without even realizing it, you have a better alternative: sitting in a junk drawer already at home. Your old Pixel 6 has a Tensor chip, a high refresh rate OLED display, and a battery that … Read more
Building a second brain has always been the ultimate promise of productivity, but for many of us, it felt more like a chore than a superpower. There is no shortage of PKM tools capable of storing information and processing it, but most of them seem intimidating due to the manual work involved. After months of … Read more
If you are tired of downloading countless utility apps to manage storage on your PC, you will be happy to know that there is a way to identify duplicate files on your device using only the built-in tools. After all, incidents like the recent hijacking of the CPUID download site show that even trusted sources … Read more
Lorsque les fabricants de GPU ont introduit pour la première fois la mise à l’échelle en temps réel dans les jeux, cela ressemblait à un compromis. Vous gagniez quelques images, bien sûr, mais vous acceptiez également le flou. Même les premières itérations du DLSS restent dans les mémoires sous le nom de l’époque de la … Read more
Like every other subset of the home lab ecosystem, the router/firewall faction is primarily split between pfSense and OPNsense, and rightly so. The former is known for its solid stability, while the latter benefits from a more user-friendly approach and fast update cycles. During my years of working from home, I migrated to a pfSense … Read more
We’ve reached a point where every utility, from a simple calculator to a complex project manager, requires a monthly plan to unlock its full potential. As a technology writer, I’m constantly testing new tools, but I’ve reached a point where I’m tired of praising my productivity. That’s why I’ve spent the last few months curating … Read more