SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro drops to $240 with damaged packaging
SteelSeries is selling its premium Nova Pro Wireless headset for $240, down from $380, due to blemished packaging that doesn’t affect performance.
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Lenovo Legion 7a gets RTX 5070 12GB, hits $3,375 for flagship specs
Lenovo’s Legion 7a now pairs a 12GB RTX 5070 with a Ryzen AI 9 CPU, lifting the price to $3,375. Here’s what that means for gamers and creators.
Progress orders ShareFile servers offline amid security alert
Progress Software urges ShareFile Storage Zone customers to shut down Windows servers immediately due to a credible external threat, as hybrid deployments face disruption.
Edu-Insight Assistant Turns Teacher Data into Conversations
A Next.js tool with Google’s AI lets educators query student performance without writing SQL—simplifying classroom insights.
Claude Code Gains AI Browser for Real-Time Web Actions
Anthropic’s Claude Code now includes an embedded browser, letting AI read, click, and type on external sites with safeguards for sensitive actions.
Fast, Rugged, or Compact: The Best External Drives Right Now
From video editors to field photographers, the right portable storage can make or break your workflow. Here’s our updated guide.
LinkedIn posts are flooded with AI—how much is too much?
A new study finds an alarming share of LinkedIn posts are entirely AI-generated, raising questions about authenticity and professional discourse.
This Week in Cybersecurity: 5,800 Arrests, 9,000 Ransomware Hits
From a global fraud crackdown to fresh zero-days, this week’s cybersecurity roundup shows the threat landscape is accelerating. Explore the latest breaches, arrests, and exploits.
Next.js 15 templates prove lean stacks beat bloated ones
A solo dev ships two minimal Next.js 15 + Tailwind v4 templates under strict constraints—zero extra deps, one config file—showing how simplicity trumps bloat in 2025.
AI’s hidden office role: tackling the paperwork no one else wants
Anthropic data shows half of Claude Cowork sessions focus on low-glamour tasks like reports and slides—work developers bypass for coding tools.