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A $7,000 DIY radar project is taking on hardware that usually costs over $100,000
Posted on Friday April 17, 2026
Rather than presenting a stripped-down proof of concept, Motii has published a complete, buildable system. The Aeris-10 repository includes schematics, PCB layouts, firmware, and a graphical control interface, effectively exposing the entire stack – from signal processing to user interaction. The project is available on GitHub.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Metro 2039 is going darker than ever, launching this winter on PC and consoles
Posted on Friday April 17, 2026
The follow up to 2020's Metro Exodus returns to the subway tunnels beneath post apocalyptic Moscow. Although most of the trailer is pre rendered CGI, a brief segment at the end shows real time gameplay with visuals that appear far more detailed than those in Exodus.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Gemini arrives on macOS with a dedicated desktop app
Posted on Friday April 17, 2026
The Gemini app for macOS gives Google's AI a native home on Apple desktops, with quick access via keyboard shortcuts, tight system integration, and the ability to work with on-screen content, local files, and Google services like Drive and Photos.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
AI infrastructure boom pushes AMD, Intel and Arm to new valuation heights
Posted on Friday April 17, 2026
Those gains point to a broader realignment toward infrastructure built for emerging AI workloads, particularly agentic systems and retrieval augmented generation. Both lean heavily on sustained compute performance and memory throughput, putting renewed weight on CPU design, especially in systems where orchestration, preprocessing, and data movement remain CPU-bound even when...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
New self-healing material can repair itself over 1,000 times, extend the lifespan of cars and aircraft
Posted on Thursday April 16, 2026
The breakthrough addresses a critical structural failure known as delamination, where layers in fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) materials begin to separate over time. The new composite looks similar to traditional FRPs but is designed to be tougher, making it less prone to cracking or breaking.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Japan's bullet train to debut high-tech private cabins, for an added fee
Posted on Thursday April 16, 2026
A recently introduced Shinkansen high-speed train is set to add several exclusive private cabins over the next few months. According to a local report, these "private rooms" will include high-tech services designed to improve remote working conditions and internet performance. Travelers visiting Japan may also find the option appealing, although...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Memory card and flash drive pricing surges 120%, with some models spiking 260%
Posted on Thursday April 16, 2026
Take flash-based memory cards, for example. Building on data from a PCWorld investigation, Tom's Hardware recently found that memory card and USB drive prices have increased by an average of 123% compared to last year. And that's just the median – in one extreme example, a 256GB Lexar Blue microSDXC...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Open-source tool decrypts all private data collected by Windows Recall on Copilot PCs
Posted on Thursday April 16, 2026
Alexander Hagenah previously exposed issues affecting Windows Recall with his TotalRecall tool, prompting Microsoft to redesign the feature around stronger architectural principles. Now, the security researcher is once again highlighting Recall's weaknesses with TotalRecall Reloaded. The updated tool can reportedly bypass protections in Recall and access private user data stored...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
The 2026 PC and Console Gaming Report shows most revenue now comes from games outside the Top 20
Posted on Thursday April 16, 2026
In Western PC markets, titles ranked 21 and below accounted for 56% of spending in 2025, up from 48% in 2022. Most PC revenue now comes from games outside the Top 20. Over the same period, total PC playtime rose 14%. Games below the Top 20 increased their share of...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
PureMac is a new open-source macOS cleanup and app removal tool
Posted on Thursday April 16, 2026
PureMac strips system cleanup back to basics, offering full app uninstallation with leftover file removal alongside tools for clearing caches, logs, and other clutter. It's positioned as a free, open-source alternative to CleanMyMac, it runs on-device with no telemetry or subscriptions.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »