ComputersNews

Buying a USB-C cable? Watch out for these 6 crucial gotchas

September 2, 2025
It’s been a few years since USB-C first hit the scene. And while we still love how reversible it is and how powerful it’s become, we’re also more aware of the potential pitfalls around this high-powered cable. There have been plenty of stories of poor-quality cables frying components, shorting chargers, or even catching fire, so we’ve gone to great lengths to test many options, including…
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ComputersNews

Best USB-C monitors: 4 displays with a hidden talent

September 2, 2025
USB-C is the one connection to rule them all. Its popularity has made USB-C a common sight on new monitors. A USB-C monitor can act as USB hub, giving you additional ports for connecting various USB devices, but the monitor’s USB-C port can also serve as a video-input…
GamingNews

Battlefield 6 Closed Beta to Start Testing Server Browser and 'Player-Owned' Servers

September 1, 2025
A server browser will be available in Battlefield 6 via Battlefield Portal, Battlefield Studios has announced. As the Battlefield studios get ready to “resume testing the latest updates and content” with the Battlefield Labs closed player tests, the team has revealed players will not only get to try out new maps not previously available in either closed or open betas, but they’ll also get…
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CryptoNews

XRP Technical Analysis: Is a Breakout Beyond $3 Just Around the Corner?

September 1, 2025
XRP is currently trading at $2.82 with a total market capitalization of $167 billion. Over the past 24 hours, it has experienced a trading volume of $3.07 billion and fluctuated within a tight intraday price range between $2.78 and $2.86. XRP On the 1-hour chart, XRP displays a neutral-to-bearish intraday bias as it consolidates in a narrow band between $2.82 and $2.87. This tight trading range…
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NewsSpace

Galactic cannonballs: The mystery of hypervelocity white dwarfs may just have been solved

September 1, 2025
White dwarfs — the superdense, slowly cooling embers left behind when stars like our sun die — are usually quiet cosmic relics. A rare few, however, are anything but. In recent years, astronomers analyzing data from the European Space Agency’s Gaia spacecraft identified a handful of white dwarfs hurtling through the Milky Way at breakneck speeds of up to 1,240 miles per second (2,000…
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