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Space · France

Solar Orbiter Captures First Images of Sun's South Pole

44% Left coverage: 48 sources

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Amazon · United States

Power Banks Sold on Amazon Pose Explosion, Fire Risk as 1.1 Million Units Recalled

52% Center coverage: 23 sources

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall this week impacting more than 1.1 million Anker brand power banks. The recall comes as Anker has received 19 reports of fires and explosions caused by the banks.See the Story

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Amazon Prime Video Now Showing Nearly 6 Minutes of Ads Per Hour, Double What It Was

69% Center coverage: 13 sources

Streaming service quietly has upped the hourly ad amount since the initial launch of Prime Video ads.See the Story

AMD stealth launches the Ryzen 5 5500X3D, a cheaper downclocked version of its oldest 3D V-Cache CPU architecture

AM4 forever.AMD See the Story

Windows 11’s Voice typing tool saved my aching hand

Hey, PCWorld readers! Windows 11 has a bunch of hidden features that I consider unrealized gems - utilities and tools that aren't widely used, but when Windows users do discover them, most are duly impressed by what they find. One such gem is the Windows 11 Voice typing tool (a voice-to-text dictation tool). I'd known about it previously, but I only really realized its potential when I got a bad case of RSI in my mouse hand and thought I'd have …Windows 11 · California See the Story

Tested: Oirco's SSD offsets mid-pack performance with cool extras

At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Good PCIe 4.0, host memory buffer performance Relatively affordable Beefier heat spreader, screwdriver, and mounting screw included Cons Slower-than-average random operations Pricier than some of its ilk Our Verdict Though not a standout performer, the Orico IG740-Pro is fast enough, decently affordable, and ships with some nice-to-have extras. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing tex…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

The Strix G16 isn't flawless, but it's the gaming laptop I’d actually buy

At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Excellent CPU performance Cooling readily keeps up with the internals Fast display Supports USB-C charging at 100W Cons Bulky and plasticky Speakers are grating at full volume So-so battery life for gaming laptops Our Verdict The Asus ROG Strix G16 isn’t the ultimate gaming laptop, but it delivers exceptional performance for its hardware, rivaling last-gen RTX 4080 systems. It’s not the sleekest, but it’s well-…United States · United States Read Article

Static electricity fried my PC when I opened it. Here's what I did wrong

Shocking your PC parts with static is no fun at all!Read Article

Micron Retires DDR4, but the Market Isn’t Ready

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The world's top three DRAM manufacturers have confirmed a shift from DDR4 specifications to advanced process products. Following the announcements from two major South Korean memory makers regarding their DDR4 discontinuation schedules, Micron has officially notified customers that DDR4 will reach the end of life (EOL), with shipments expected to cease gradually over the next two to three quarters.Technology See the Story

Micro Center's opening day was a glorious celebration of PC geekery

Walking through aisles and aisles of quality computer hardware has a charm that just can’t be beat. And doing so alongside other enthralled nerds is even better—which is exactly what drew out PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray and Will Smith for opening day at the new Micro Center location in Santa Clara, CA. As you’ll see in the video on our YouTube channel, the store is full of bright polished floors, displays backlit with glowing colored lights, a…Santa Clara · Santa Clara Read Article

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Solar Orbiter Captures First Images of Sun's South Pole

Power Banks Sold on Amazon Pose Explosion, Fire Risk as 1.1 Million Units Recalled

Amazon Prime Video Now Showing Nearly 6 Minutes of Ads Per Hour, Double What It Was

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FAA to retire floppy disks and Windows 95 amid air traffic control overhaul

“Yuck”: Wikipedia Pauses AI Summaries After Editor Revolt

AMD stealth launches the Ryzen 5 5500X3D, a cheaper downclocked version of its oldest 3D V-Cache CPU architecture

Windows 11’s Voice typing tool saved my aching hand

Tested: Oirco's SSD offsets mid-pack performance with cool extras

The Strix G16 isn't flawless, but it's the gaming laptop I’d actually buy

Static electricity fried my PC when I opened it. Here's what I did wrong

Micron Retires DDR4, but the Market Isn’t Ready

Micro Center's opening day was a glorious celebration of PC geekery

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