Author: The Tech Guy

Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Gigabyte MO27U2: Two-Minute ReviewWe’ve seen many glitzy gaming monitors over the past few years, so it’s almost refreshing to see a premium model that eschews all the in-your-face RGB lighting and pointy bits for a more sober option that better suits a mixed work-and-play environment.But is the Gigabyte MO27U2 actually worth buying?It’s a tandem QD-OLED screen with a multi-layer OLED structure that boosts brightness and efficiency, while Gigabyte’s OLED…

Some users have complained that a recurring AIXHost.exe error message, “The application is exiting and cannot service this request”, appears on their screen each time they sign in to Windows. This and other related errors may appear if the AIXHost.exe system file is corrupted or missing from its original location. Thankfully, there are working solutions […] This article AIXHost.exe error The application is exiting and cannot service this request first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.

Exoskeletons used to be the stuff of sci-fi movies and futuristic research labs, but are now actual consumer products you can get your hands on. These wearable devices strap onto your body and use motors to help you move with less effort, letting you walk farther, climb easier, and spend longer on your feet without feeling it as much. But they can sometimes be big, bulky, and uncomfortable. But that’s an issue Hypershell is fixing with its latest range.Hypershell’s latest X series is a three-model range of wearable exoskeletons, headlined by the flagship X Ultra S. The big new addition…

Microsoft on Tuesday rolled out mitigations for YellowKey, a recently disclosed zero-day vulnerability leading to BitLocker bypass. The issue, now tracked as CVE-2026-45585 (CVSS score of 6.8), can be triggered by an attacker with physical access to a system by using a USB drive containing the publicly released YellowKey exploit code and rebooting the system into recovery mode. Instead of serving the attacker the typical Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), the exploit spawns a shell, offering access to the underlying partition’s contents, no longer protected by BitLocker’s encryption. Microsoft’s advisory acknowledges the public exploit and its effects: “A successful attacker could…

Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech In ancient Roman times, military generals are thought to have used a tactic known as decimation to punish mutinous groups of mercenary soldiers. Essentially, they’d kill one in every 10 unruly soldiers as a horrifying message to discipline those who remained. Today, the same tactic is evidently in play — not by bloodthirsty generals, but by tech billionaires thinning their ranks to free up money for AI. Back in April, Meta announced it was laying off 10 percent of its workforce, or around…

How often does a 65-inch 4K drop to a price that makes you stop scrolling and actually read the listing? A deal this sharp on a screen this size does not come around often, and when it does, it tends to disappear before most people have had a chance to think it over properly. A huge 50% drop puts Toshiba’s 65‑inch 4K Smart TV at its best price, but grab it while you still can With 50% off, the Toshiba 65C350NU is a serious amount of screen for the money, and with a deal this good, expect stock to move…

Most homeowners I know throw a lot of money and weekends at their lawn and end up with something only marginally better than their neighbor who does nothing. I’ve lived in two houses across more than a decade in Northern Indiana, and I’ve cut my lawn care down to three jobs that actually move the needle. Get these three right, at the right windows, and the rest mostly takes care of itself—mowing high, sharp blades, and the occasional fertilizer pass. Miss them, and no amount of summer effort makes up the difference. Here’s the short list, and when to do…

People can, sometimes, be oddly reluctant to invest in their home’s Wi-Fi network. On one level, I get it — other tech investments are often more exciting, or at least deliver more immediate results. Wi-Fi is one of the pillars of your digital existence however, so when it suffers, so does everything else. Skimping on home networking in favor of other tech can be like installing a new shower in your bathroom when the plumbing is about to burst. To fill in the gaps without spending a fortune, some people turn to Wi-Fi extenders. At first glance, these might seem…

Toronto, Canada-based Quantum Bridge announced on Wednesday that it has raised $8 million in Series A funding for its quantum-safe key distribution solution. The new funding, which brings the total raised by the company to $16 million, was supported by Wayra (Telefónica), Cadenza VC, Club degli Investitori angels, HPE, and Bacchus Venture Capital.  Founded in 2019, Quantum Bridge has developed a quantum-safe cybersecurity solution built around its patented Distributed Symmetric Key Establishment (DSKE) protocol, a key distribution technology that automates the creation and distribution of symmetric keys. DSKE uses pre-shared random data between clients and a group of Security Hubs,…

New York, United States, May 19th, 2026, CyberNewswire New research shows identity dark matter continues to expand and erode enterprise identity, resulting in a fragile foundation for agent AI readiness and adoption Orchid Security, the company solving identity at its core, today released its Identity Gap: 2026 Snapshot report, revealing that the majority of enterprise identity now exists outside the view of identity and access management systems. The report found that invisible identity (“identity dark matter”) now outweighs visible identity across enterprise environments, 57% to 43%. Further, 67% of non-human accounts are created directly within the application, unseen and unmanaged by…