Google’s underrated NotebookLM tool is about to solve your diary mess

A new custom banner image feature in NotebookLM may soon give diaries and research notebooks clearer structure, helping users quickly spot the right notebook instead of scrolling through walls of text.
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Crimson Desert will feature both AMD’s FSR Redstone and Nvidia’s DLSS 4 — but we might not even need them

Pearl Abyss is hard at work optimizing Crimson Desert, and the additions of AMD’s FSR Redstone and Nvidia’s DLSS 4 tech are bonuses.

Will the Control Panel ever die? Rare feature migration to Settings spotted in Windows 11, but don’t get your hopes up for more of this

Microsoft shifts another Windows 11 feature to Settings from the Control Panel — but I expect the latter will still be with us in the 2030s.

Forget Starlink – this PS5-sized device promises to deliver fiber-like 25Gbps internet speeds using invisible beams of light

The Taara Beam sends 25Gbps internet speeds over invisible light waves and could rival Starlink.

Google’s new plan to check if your AI is actually ethical

Google DeepMind researchers propose a new way to test whether AI chatbots actually understand morality or just mimic it, moving beyond current surface-level evaluations.
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Forget the wooden ruler — I measured the Blizzard of 2026 with my iPhone

Your iPhone has a hidden feature for measuring almost anything, including the snow totals from this once-in-a-lifetime blizzard.

Samsung brings Galaxy Book6 laptops to the US, and they roam pretty close to MacBook Air

Samsung launches Galaxy Book 6, Pro, and Ultra in the US starting at $1,049.99, featuring Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips and up to RTX 5060 graphics.
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Lenovo is the latest victim of the RAM crisis, and states, ‘there’s no way around’ upcoming March price hikes

Lenovo is the latest to be affected by the RAM crisis, and it has warned its partners to place orders before inevitable price hikes.

AI’s Math Tricks Don’t Work for Scientific Computing
AI’s Math Tricks Don’t Work for Scientific Computing

AI has driven an explosion of new number formats—the ways in which numbers are represented digitally. Engineers are looking at every possible way to save computation time and energy, including shortening the number of bits used to represent data. But …