Nintendo Could Take Down Palworld in the US and That’s Bad for Gaming

Summary Palworldhas found itself at the center of a major legal battle against Nintendo, a huge player in the gaming industry. The conflict started in Japan but is moving to the United States, where the stakes could be much higher. Nintendo’s Problem withPalworld This isn’t about characters being stolen or code being copied; instead, it’s about Nintendo trying to claim ownership of basic game mechanics common in many games. Nintendo is known for being strict about protecting its intellectual property and has gone a lot further than most people realize....

May 26, 2025 · 7 min · 1307 words · Andrew Morales

Nothing Officially Shows Off the Phone (3a) With Massive Camera Bump and LEDs

The Nothing Phone 3a has been popping up in leaked images and videos recently. So, to take matters into its own hands, Nothing has gone ahead and shown off the entire phone itself. There’s nothing left to hide. Leaked images and videos have been giving us a good look at the upcoming Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro, revealing their designs and key specifications. The two phones appear to be very similar, with the main differences being in their camera designs....

May 26, 2025 · 3 min · 596 words · Shawn Perez

PeerTube, the Open-Source YouTube, Now Has Mobile Apps

PeerTube, a popular open-source YouTube alternative, has released its inaugural mobile apps for iPhone and Android seven years after its inception. PeerTubeis an open-source and decentralized video network, with videos hosted across thousands of interconnected servers, from large YouTube-like public servers to smaller ones set up by individual creators. PeerTube brings a bunch of different video platforms in a single place. The developers explained, “Videos and live streams are increasingly watched on mobile devices,” developers wrote....

May 26, 2025 · 3 min · 433 words · Adam Powell

Raspberry Pi Pico vs. Zero: What's the Difference?

Summary The original Raspberry Pi spawned so many variants that it can actually be hard to keep up with them. Both the Raspberry Pi Pico and the Raspberry Pi Zero are available at different price points, but how different are they, really? What is the Raspberry Pi Pico? The Raspberry Pi Pico is the only product in the Raspberry Pi product line that’s not a fully working computer. Rather, the Raspberry Pi Pico is a product that’s meant to be deployed in all kinds of DIY projects....

May 26, 2025 · 4 min · 700 words · Amber Nelson

Samsung Galaxy Watch: Which Model Is Best For You?

Quick Links If you’re an Android user and are in the market for a smartwatch, the Apple Watch is pretty much off-limits. The best option instead is Samsung. But with so many Galaxy Watch models, how do you know which is right for you? Samsung Galaxy Watch: The Best Choice for Most People The Galaxy Watch is the most mainstream of Samsung’s ranges and is designed tocompete directly with the Apple Watch....

May 26, 2025 · 7 min · 1401 words · Matthew Quinn DVM

Satechi Has New USB-C Hubs and NVMe Enclosures

Satechi has unveiled a new compact NVMe SSD enclosure for portable high-speed storage and two mobile hubs to keep your devices powered and connected to your peripherals. The newMini NVMe SSD Enclosureaccepts 2230mm NVMe solid-state drives. It supports data transfer speeds up to 10Gbps, which works to about 1250 megabytes per second, making it ideal for mobile gamers, photographers, and videographers.NVMe, also known as NVM Express, is a protocol specification for accessing non-volatile storage media like solid-state drives (SSD)....

May 26, 2025 · 4 min · 687 words · Bradley Vazquez

Spotify Is About to Kill the Car Thing

Spotify released Car Thing back in 2022 as a dedicated Spotify media player for cars, complete with a physical knob and and voice controls. Unfortunately, all Car Thing players are about to turn into bricks. Spotify is notifying Car Thing owners that the device will soon be discontinued, and it will stop working entirely after December 9th, 2024. Spotify recommends resetting the device to factory settings and then “safely disposing of your device following local electronic waste guidelines....

May 26, 2025 · 2 min · 376 words · Stephanie Humphrey

Steam Reviews Just Got a Lot Less Fun (And a Lot More Helpful)

Summary Valve is trying to fix Steam’s review system so that reviews become less of a discussion forum in order to make its user ratings more relevant. The real question is, will anyone notice? What Happened to Steam Reviews? In an announcement dated June 17, 2025, Steampostedthat it is publicly testing “a new system that changes the way Steam sorts user reviews on store pages, with the goal of prioritizing reviews that can best help players make a purchase decision about the game....

May 26, 2025 · 4 min · 767 words · Tracey Robinson

The 10 Best Mini Series You Can Finish in a Weekend

There’s an endless supply of great TV available to stream, but with 20+ episode seasons, and multiple seaons to boot, many of them can be tough to get into if you’re short on time. A mini-series, on the other hand, tells a more substantial story than a movie, but usually only has one season and about 7-10 hours of content. Perfect for watching a complete yet meaty narrative before you have to go back to work or school on Monday....

May 26, 2025 · 9 min · 1911 words · Diana Walker

The Best OLED Gaming Monitors of 2024

OLED gaming monitors are getting better and better, and if you want the best gaming experience in 2024, an OLED gaming monitor will knock it out of the park thanks to its unbeatable motion clarity, superior HDR, infinite contrast, and a wide color gamut. ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP Things to Focus on When Shopping for an OLED Gaming Monitor in 2024 ProspectiveOLEDgaming monitor buyers should first and foremost know the difference between the two OLED panel types used in every OLED gaming monitor on the market: Samsung’sQD-OLEDand LG’s WOLED....

May 26, 2025 · 14 min · 2842 words · Dylan Mcfarland

The Most Reliable American Sedan You Can Buy in 2025

With the rise of SUVs dominating the American market, there aren’t all that many sedans still built by U.S. automakers. The ones that are still around, however, are pretty alluring, taking the fight to their foreign competitors with muscular good looks and power engines under the hood. However, nobody wants to buy a car that is going to make constant visits to your local mechanic, and American brands don’t have the cleanest reputation for reliability....

May 26, 2025 · 7 min · 1335 words · Matthew Lindsey

The Only Two Features I Still Want From YouTube Premium

Summary YouTube Premium offers a compelling package for anyone streaming music and watching videos. It delivers a full YouTube Music subscription, ad-free videos on YouTube, and several additional features like offline playback. However, I want a few more features if I’m going to keep paying for it. As a long-time user of Google’s video and music services, I thoroughly enjoyYouTube Premium. While I miss Google Play Music, YouTube Music fills the gap and helps me discover new songs and artists....

May 26, 2025 · 4 min · 684 words · Alyssa Gutierrez

The V6 Sports Car That Roars and Doesn’t Break the Bank

Summer’s here, and that daydream you’ve been nursing all winter—the one with the sun, the open road, andthe perfect sports car—is starting to feel too real to ignore. But the big question: what kind of thrill are you chasing? Are you after something razor-sharp and track-tuned, or more laid-back and wind-in-your-hair? Then there’s the roof debate—convertibleor hardtop? For those who live for tight corners and crisp feedback, a hardtop’s extra chassis stiffness gives it a definite edge....

May 26, 2025 · 5 min · 1063 words · Courtney Stephenson