There’s an old English saying: Where there’s muck, there’s brass. Garbage isn’t sexy, but it can be lucrative, if handled correctly—especially when it comes to retrieving and reusing recyclable ...

Question: What should I do with my older computer that can’t run Windows 11? Answer: Now that the October 14, 2025 deadline has passed, Windows 10 is officially retired, meaning Microsoft will no ...

Operating an unpatched system is a serious risk. Without monthly security patches, your computer will become a target for hackers who know that some people haven’t taken action yet. If upgrading to ...

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I'm staring right now at a printer that works about one-third of the time. And even then, it's a crapshoot -- it's likely to jam or fail to print in color without streaking. Why am I keeping it? A ...

Welcome to a guitar-focused space by Leigh Fuge — guitarist, educator, and content creator from Swansea, UK — featuring lessons, gear demos, amp and pedal reviews, collaborations with top brands like ...

Google’s latest Gemini 2.5 update has quietly introduced something that could reshape how artificial intelligence interacts with the web: the Computer Use model. Unlike traditional chatbots that ...

Campers come in all shapes, sizes, and abilities, but in recent years, the electrification of RVs has been a key focus for many manufacturers. While some aim to create campers that aid EVs, Aliner is ...

Google LLC has just announced a new version of its Gemini large language model that can navigate the web through a browser and interact with various websites, meaning it can perform tasks such as ...

Google has unveiled a new AI model called Gemini 2.5 Computer Use that can navigate and surf the web using a virtual browser and even perform tasks like filling forms. Built on the Gemini 2.5 Pro, the ...

President Trump on Saturday directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to use all of the department’s “available funds” to go toward paying military servicemembers during the government shutdown.