The HyperSpace Trackpad Pro aims to be the Windows equivalent of Apple’s Magic Trackpad. It features premium glass and aluminum construction with advanced haptic feedback and gesture customization. Available now on Kickstarter for $109 before hitting retail in Q1 2026.
I was ready to uninstall Microsoft Copilot when it appeared on my Windows 11 PC, but giving it a chance revealed surprisingly useful features. The AI assistant integrates deeply with Windows, handles file management, voice commands, and even photo editing. Despite some limitations, it’s become a dai
Apple has dropped the first developer beta of macOS Tahoe 26.2 just days after the official 26.1 release. The update appears focused on expanding AI capabilities across Apple’s ecosystem. Developers can now test build 25C5031i through Apple’s beta program.
NVIDIA’s DGX Spark, a $4,000 micro-desktop for AI development, can actually run PC games through emulation. A Reddit user got Cyberpunk 2077 playable at 50 FPS, while a YouTuber tested PS3 and Xbox emulation. It’s a fascinating technical achievement that makes zero practical sense.
OnePlus has begun the stable rollout of OxygenOS 16 based on Android 16 to the OnePlus 12. The update is starting with devices purchased in India, with other regions to follow. The build number for Indian units is CPH2573_16.0.0.201(EX01).
The latest flagship Snapdragon processor is running into serious thermal issues. Phones using the chip are throttling performance dramatically to manage heat, with some dropping to just 28% of peak capability in demanding tests.
A serious bug in recent Windows updates is forcing BitLocker recovery screens on boot. Without the recovery key, users risk permanent data loss. Microsoft is rolling out a fix but many are already affected.
Mini PCs have evolved from underpowered boxes to capable machines that handle gaming, home labs, and productivity. With powerful iGPUs and efficient processors, they’re challenging traditional desktop dominance. The author runs multiple mini PCs for everything from gaming to network storage.
Apple is breaking from its premium strategy with a budget laptop that uses iPhone processors instead of M-series chips. The device targets students and casual users who currently consider Chromebooks or iPad setups. Launch is expected in the first half of 2025.
Apple is reportedly developing an affordable MacBook that could start at just $599. The device would use iPhone processors instead of M-series chips and target students and casual users. This could be Apple’s biggest play for the budget laptop market yet.
