The MacBook Air and iMac are next in line for Apple’s OLED push

Apple is reportedly developing OLED versions of the MacBook Air and iMac, although both will arrive well after the first OLED MacBook Pro.

The Computer That Helped Win World War II
The Computer That Helped Win World War II

One summer day in 1941, a British radio operator was monitoring German military frequencies and heard something unexpected in her headphones. A later report called it “strange new music.” Sounding unlike the familiar Morse dit-dit-dah of enciphered me…

A bizarre new malware campaign hacks your printer and forces it to print out ransomware demands

Researchers detail two incidents in Latin America in which system misconfigurations resulted in ransomware attacks.

Nvidia tries again to get gamers to accept DLSS 5 — and doesn’t entirely succeed

Nvidia shows how DLSS 5 gives developers control — but many gamers remain skeptical and accusations of ‘Slopvidia’ abound.

New estimate suggests Valve’s Steam Deck sales have decreased by 82%, and the reason shouldn’t be a surprise
New estimate suggests Valve’s Steam Deck sales have decreased by 82%, and the reason shouldn’t be a surprise

Price increases have ultimately spoiled the hype around the Steam Deck, and it explains why demand has reportedly fallen so low.

You can stop LG monitors that are reportedly installing bloatware on your Windows 11 PC, but the fix shouldn’t require this much effort
You can stop LG monitors that are reportedly installing bloatware on your Windows 11 PC, but the fix shouldn’t require this much effort

LG’s changelog seemingly confirms that monitors install bloatware on Windows 11 PCs, and unfortunately, the fix is rather cumbersome.

Chick-fil-A reveals data breach — customers warned hackers may have accessed their account info

Thousands of users in Texas alone had their data compromised and the company is now sending out notifications.

WhatsApp can now open and edit PDFs without making you download them first

Adobe Acrobat now lets WhatsApp Web and Windows users open and annotate PDFs inside a chat, removing the usual download-first routine while retaining password protection and end-to-end encryption.