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This week feels like a bit of a reality check for tech. Security issues are stacking up, AI is starting to wear people out, and some long-standing parts of the industry—like physical media—are [...]
If you’re like us, then you understand that most of the time, we’re talking about graphics and graphics cards. But your GPU can only take you so far. It’s the CPU that can take you even further, [...]
If it feels like PC hardware is getting more expensive again, you’re not wrong. AI demand is pushing memory prices up fast, and the ripple effects are starting to hit everything from servers to [...]
It’s been a packed week across PC hardware, AI, and gaming — and a lot of it actually matters for how we build and play. Intel is rolling out new desktop and laptop CPUs, Nvidia is pushing DLSS [...]
The tech world never sits still, and this week proves it. From SSD supply chain pressure and new operating system age verification laws to AI copyright battles and surprising gaming industry [...]
AI isn’t just powering chatbots anymore — it’s reshaping the entire tech and gaming ecosystem. This week we’re looking at how AI demand has already sold out hard drives for the year, why Discord [...]
AI is reshaping the tech world fast — and it’s starting to strain the systems that power it. From data centers projected to consume most of the world’s memory chips to new battles over AI tools, [...]
From smart toys and AR gaming glasses to AI-powered cars and browsers, the line between science fiction and everyday tech is getting thinner by the week. CES 2026 brought bold ideas, but it’s the [...]
This week’s roundup covers wild hardware mishaps, AI disruptions, and gaming surprises. Gamers faced RAM scams, while Cloudflare battled massive AI bot traffic and Microsoft scaled back Copilot. [...]
This week’s roundup covers major shifts across tech and gaming, including rising RAM prices, global outages, and growing concerns around Microsoft’s new Agentic AI features. We also dig into [...]
This week in gaming and tech is all about contradictions — massive companies facing lawsuits, developers fixing decade-old problems, and AI sneaking into everything from Coke ads to copyright [...]
In this week’s roundup: From AI shake-ups and global tech shifts to the surprising return of FIFA and whispers of Xbox’s handheld ambitions, this week in gaming and tech is full of questions [...]
In this week’s roundup: Microsoft confirms Windows 10 support ends in 2025, Xbox Game Pass prices rise, and Nvidia’s $100B AI project sparks debate over energy use. We also explore new parental [...]
Looking for a new PC can be daunting at times. With all the options out on the market, there’s a lot to choose from. So, how do I know which system is best for me? If I buy an entry-level system, [...]
The tech world never slows down—and neither do the surprises. From bold hardware breakthroughs to unexpected corporate moves, from gaming controversies to clever experiments fighting deepfakes, [...]
Choosing the right computer that balances schoolwork and gaming doesn’t have to be complicated. From attending classes, checking off homework assignments, to deep diving into your favorite game, [...]
The past couple of weeks have been packed with big shifts, strange breakthroughs, and more AI controversy than you can shake a server at. From Microsoft quietly shutting down its digital movie [...]
From AI-powered breakthroughs and controversial gaming decisions to major tech policy changes, this week’s roundup covers the stories that are shaping the future of entertainment, privacy, and [...]
Thinking about getting a new gaming PC? You’ve probably considered building your own or picking up a prebuilt system from a major retailer. But there’s a third option you might not have thought [...]
From stolen Switch 2 consoles and heartbreaking save data losses to game-changing tech breakthroughs and heartwarming family stories, this week’s DogHouse Download has it all. Discover how [...]
The Doghouse Podcast Episode 24: Elden Ring Nightreign Review, WoW Classic Return, and Tech Glitches (Show Notes) Welcome back to the DogHouse! Summer might be heating up, but so is the world of [...]
Your new Doghouse System has arrived, now what? After unboxing your new gaming beast, you may want to start gaming right away by playing one of the games you requested to have preinstalled. If [...]
Major Nelson, also known as Xbox Live director of programming Larry Hyrb, announced this morning that PC drivers for the XboxOne controller were available for download this morning. I’m quite [...]
Mass Effect 3 has been mired in controversy these past few weeks. User reviews on Metacritic are extremely polarized, and it’s hard to tell where the line between “honest criticism” and “outright [...]
It’s not our first rodeo with the idea of a Star Wars MMO, Star Wars Galaxies opened its electronic doors in 2003, but it also failed to really capture a whole lot of attention. It was there, and [...]
“The most highly anticipated game of the year” was not a stretch for me when referring to SimCity. As a fan of both Maxis and the SimCity franchise, seeing a reboot ten years after the launch of [...]