ComputersNews

Hands-on: Samsung’s 6K gaming monitor will bully your graphics card

Samsung makes a darn good monitor, though it tends to make you pay for the privilege. The company was also at the forefront of the gaming OLED space, though again, it’s far from anything approaching “affordable” territory unless you find one on sale. That trend continues with no fewer than four new Odyssey designs for 2026, including one with a ludicrous 6K resolution. I’ll start with the…
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ComputersNews

Google is turning the brain dump into a productivity feature

We’ve all been in this situation: You know what you want to say, but you’re too mentally exhausted, distracted, or confused to actually say it. Google’s new conversational AI, Docs Live, wants to help. The metaphor Google is using here is a “brain dump,” and Google…
GamingNews

Subnautica 2 Dev Gives Players Hope Amid the Game's First Hot Topic Following Launch

Fresh from its huge early access launch, underwater survival and crafting adventure game Subnautica 2 has sparked a significant debate among fans: to kill or not to kill the fish. Currently, you can’t kill any fish in Subnautica 2, and there is no weaponry to do so, and some players don’t like that at all. While you can sort of deter fish to go away by using a flare, you can’t actively kill…
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CryptoNews

Bitcoin Miner Revenue Drops 9.44% Following Network Difficulty Jump

After approaching $40 per petahash per second (PH/s) in hashprice terms, bitcoin’s latest price decline triggered a pullback in hashprice, reducing mining profitability since May 14. Conditions tightened further the next day when the difficulty adjustment arrived, pushing mining difficulty 3.12% higher than the previous epoch. Key Takeaways Bitcoin difficulty hit 136.61T on May 15 as miner…
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NewsSpace

Manhattanhenge 2026 is coming this month: Here's when and where to see the sunset spectacle

Twice each year, New Yorkers gather along Manhattan’s cross streets to watch the setting sun perfectly align with the city’s grid, creating one of the most striking urban skywatching events in the world: Manhattanhenge. In 2026, Manhattanhenge will occur on May 28-29 and on July 11-12. The best views are typically along 14th, 23rd, 34th, 42nd and 57th Streets looking west toward New…
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