Software

GPT-5 was met with lukewarm reception. OpenAI intervened with a personality change GPT-5 is still very fresh, but it still somehow feels like it’s been around for a while — all because of the uproar that followed the launch. Many ChatGPT users had something to say about it, and unfortunately, not all of it was good. When upgrading […]

Apple’s sleek cans are old greatness, but the competition is doing better. By Veronica Wade Published August 24, 2025 Apple’s foray into the domain of premium over-the-ear headphones with the AirPods Max was fairly well-received. The company delivered a solid noise cancellation and transparency experience, paired with rich sound output and a standout design. Half a decade into their

No more “compiling shaders” By Veronica Wade August 21, 2025 Shader compilation has long been one of PC gaming’s biggest headaches. It’s the invisible process behind the stunning graphics and effects that make modern games shine, but it often comes at a painful cost: choppy stutters, frozen screens, or long launch times even on the most powerful

File transfers over 50GB may break drives By Veronica Wade August 19, 2025 Windows 11 24H2 users who recently installed the KB5063878 update should avoid file transfers exceeding 50GB for now. Those who haven’t updated yet should delay the security patch until more information is available. Neither Microsoft nor storage manufacturers have responded to the reports, and it