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Many of us have a love-hate relationship with Windows 11's Start menu. On the one hand, it looks modern and aesthetically pleasing compared to older versions of Windows, but on the other, Microsoft insists on dedicating almost half of its space to recommendations that nobody asked for. In fact, I don't even remember clicking on anything that appeared in this section since I f...

The GTX 1080 Ti is one of those GPUs people still talk about, almost a decade later. Whenever Nvidia releases a new flagship card, I've noticed that the 1080 Ti somehow finds its way back into the conversation. And to be fair, this card earned that reputation. For starters, it was 30% faster than the 1080, while costing just $100 more. It also offered 11GB of VRAM, which was ...

Creating the smart home can be a joyous occasion. It's when the home becomes much smarter with the ability to provide information about various aspects of the building, as well as react to what's happening. The first thing people think of when automating stuff at home is to toggle lights on and off, as well as adjust brightness, color, and temperature. It's certainly worthwhi...

Somehow, due to the state Windows 11 finds itself in, it seems like a reasonable, or rather, a clever idea to deploy the flagship model of one of the most expensive LLMs on the market to "fix" the operating system. This sentence alone shou...

If you've been looking for a new smartwatch and want to get something different, the Garmin Instinct 3 might be for you. This watch not only delivers impressive health and fitness tracking, but it also comes with fantastic battery life, with a singl...