Real desktop optimization happens below the surface. These Registry hacks remove the small annoyances that negatively impact your workflow.

Steam Deck momentum and 12,000 verified or playable games show the rise of gaming on Linux, guiding you toward stable ...

The fruits of car designers’ efforts are often revealed at vehicle launches with all the ceremony of a fine-art unveiling.

Peripheral manufacturer GameSir has revealed the Swift Drive controller, which features a force feedback steering wheel. GameSir claims that Swift Drive will have zero latency. The company will ...

Autoliv, Inc. (NYSE: ALV) and mobility startup Tensor have jointly created a foldable steering wheel for Tensor’s Robocar, designed to free up cabin space and enhance comfort when the vehicle operates ...

In a world where your phone is as essential as a chef’s knife, the latest technology can help you sharpen cooking skills and stay on track with healthier habits in the new year. And you won’t be alone ...

GM Authority is closely following the development of the 2027 GMC Sierra 1500. We’ve already spotted several prototypes, including the off-road-ready Sierra AT4, the rugged Sierra AT4X, and and ...

Peugeot isn’t just tinkering with design quirks, it’s actively pushing to bring its experimental ‘Hypersquare’ steering wheel into the real world. The company is pairing the concept with a new ...

There are a lot of innovations to be seen in the all-new BMW iX3, but the company is particularly proud of its steering wheel options. BMW revives Neue Klasse with next-gen, dedicated EV platform ...

Linux creator Linus Torvalds has unexpectedly come to Microsoft’s defense regarding the jokes about the Windows operating system’s infamous blue screen of death. The whole thing was first noticed by ...

OK, brace yourself for this one, peeps. Linus Torvalds, the software developer who created the Linux operating system and one of the most iconic figures in the indy computing scene, says the bad rep ...

TL;DR: Linus Torvalds chose an Intel Arc GPU for his perfect Linux PC, swerving Nvidia (unsurprisingly) and AMD (much more surprisingly). The Arc B580 was used in the build, but that wasn't Torvalds's ...