An executive order was passed to implement right to repair, but is it going to happen? The GPU shortage gets great news.  And the real threat to AMD and Intel grows stronger

An executive order was passed to impliment right to repair, but is it going to happen? The GPU shortage gets great news.  And the real threat to AMD and Intel grows stronger

Facebook thinks you might be an extremist, Daimler announces a new all electric cab over truck, and we have flying cars.

Windows 11 was officially announced, and a lot was not mentioned in the announcement.  AMD released free performance for you GPUs.  And Brave launched a privacy based search engine.

A good sign to the GPU market is healing 

The intel GPU is spotted and reviewed 

and more signs that waiting on PC building is the best decision.

E3 disapoints, Apple WWDC has come and gone, and hackers get another pay day

Nvidia announced the RTX 3080 TI and RTX 3070 TI, both of which will probably be unavailable to buy.  Alienware turns it's back on what made them great.  And a massive hack we know little about.

- The switch pro hype is ramping up, but I will give you a cold dose of reality regarding it's release.

- AMD might be switching sockets, what it means for future upgrades. 

- Major updates to the USB C specification can mean big changes for high end laptops and devices.

Ford announces the F-150 Lightning, how does it measure up to the cybertruck.  Twitch updates it's policy on hottub streams.  And google actually takes the smart watch market seriously

Elon musk figured out what we figured that crypto mining consumes boat loads of power and that's bad.  Thanks to the power of ransom ware and social media memes a gas shortage panic was formed.  And we are one step closer to controlling electronics with our minds.