Author: The Tech Guy
Morgan Stanley has an interesting 142 page report on SpaceX that has several material inconsistencies between its high-level assumptions about orbital compute scale, mass/payload, capex, and monetization and the known technical specifications for Starship launches, satellite power density, and real-world AI compute deals. However, we can set aside agreeing about the AI data centers in space. He projects about 8 Gigawatts of SpaceX AI data center in 2028 and 16 Gigawatts by 2030. Very little of that AI data center comes from AI data centers in space. I agree that 8 gigawatts of AI data center is very doable for…
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. Sony Bravia Theater Bar 7 reviewI’m not going to sugar-coat this. I’ve been a big fan of Sony’s soundbars, but its latest generation can feel like a step backward, and that includes the Sony Bravia Theater Bar 7.I genuinely like some of the choices Sony has made: these new speakers are simple and elegant, becoming one with your room. They’ve also got a much smaller footprint, making placement (both…
Microsoft 365 Copilot Cowork is now generally available. It introduces several changes over the preview version, including a refreshed interface and an improved task management experience. One of the key capabilities of Copilot Cowork is scheduling tasks to automate recurring work. In this guide, we will show you how to create and schedule tasks in […] This article How to optimize Workflow with Scheduled Copilot Cowork Tasks first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.
A few days ago, Sony announced its plans to end the production of physical discs for PlayStation consoles starting in January 2028. The ramifications within the video game industry are quite massive, with major concerns erupting over the future lack of physical product ownership, the reduced ability to preserve media into the future, the removal of consumer choice, and more. Needless to say, the backlash has been as fast as it has been furious. Many, including Pocket-lint’s own Eli Becht, have rightfully pointed out that the death of physical PlayStation games is also a net negative for the Blu-ray disc…
Live Webinar: Wednesday, July 8, 2026 – Register to Attend You can block every phishing email in the inbox. The campaign still runs. The infrastructure is still live. And the same attacker retargets your organization tomorrow. That’s the gap in how most organizations think about email security: detection without disruption. Stopping the message was never the same as stopping the attack. Join the live webinar on Wednesday, July 8th as we break down why email-layer defenses alone can’t keep pace with the modern phishing ecosystem, what it actually takes to disrupt an attack at the source, and how agentic AI…
After a winter of below-average snowpack and an unusually warm and dry start to summer, the National Interagency Fire Center warned that the Great Basin and parts of the Rockies faced an elevated risk of wildfires in July 2026. The warning proved accurate. By July 7, firefighters labored to contain nearly three dozen large, early-season wildland fires that raced through forests in several parts of the western U.S. Utah was among the most active states, with fires having charred 558 square miles (1,445 square kilometers) and four major fires that were not fully contained still burning. The Cottonwood fire ranked…
Verdict The Durobo Krono is a good-looking, pocketable E Ink blank canvas, but its ultra-minimal software, unfocused features and high price mean it ends up doing too little for too much. More attractive than a Boox Palma E Ink display is crisp and clean Pocketable e-reader you can take with you anywhere Software is so minimalist it does too little Dial feels cheap and loose Too expensive for the little that it offers No 3.5mm port, SIM or microSD card support Key Features Review Price: £249.99 6.13-inch E Ink display Sharp, high-contrast text with a cool/warm front light so you…
VS Code has been my code editor of choice for almost a decade now. Out of the box, the code editor comes with some good default settings, but over time I’ve made a few tweaks to make it fit my workflow better. From disabling the minimap and enabling autosave to moving my primary sidebar to the right, these small VS Code settings have made using the tool far less annoying. Related The 6 VS Code extensions I wish I’d installed years ago Stop coding without these extensions Render and clean up whitespace Make invisible formatting problems impossible to miss Any…
Soundpeats Nebula Aura were teased in January 2026Since then, the brand has continued to run a blog about their developmentFans look willing to sell a kidney to try themThanks to its roster of solid affordable earbuds, Soundpeats is a brand I always keep an eye on. Between the Soundpeats H3 three-driver in-ears, Soundpeats Clip1 open earbuds and Soundpeats Cove Pro over-ears, I’m always interested in what they’ve got up their sleeves.After being given a glimpse up said sleeves in January 2026, when the brand teased some five-driver earbuds, we’ve been learning more and more over time. Through 2026, Soundpeats has…
Threat actors are exploiting a recently patched vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion that carries a maximum severity rating. Tracked as CVE-2026-48282 (CVSS score of 10/10), the security defect is described as a path traversal that could lead to arbitrary code execution. It was patched on June 30 alongside five other max severity flaws in Adobe’s rapid application development platform that could be exploited for code execution. Adobe released ColdFusion 2025 update 10 and ColdFusion 2023 update 21 to resolve these flaws, noting that it was not aware of any exploits in the wild targeting them. However, the tech giant did assign…