da-kuk/Getty Images Okay, you little cheaters. This is the article you’ve been looking for. I know that probably 99.99% of you are here because you think this article will tell you how to bypass content checkers. I know that, because when I did a search on “How do AI checkers work?” I didn’t get technical […] More
If you want to invest in a high-end, dedicated gaming speaker system, the SteelSeries Arena 9 is an excellent option. It uses a combination of wired and wireless speakers and a dedicated subwoofer to provide 5.1CH true surround sound for your gaming space. The rear speakers are wireless, giving you plenty of freedom to create custom configurations, while the wired speakers provide precise delivery of high and mid-tones. The 6.5-inch subwoofer has a downward-firing diaphragm, directing those powerful bass notes into the floor so you can feel as much as hear them. This was especially evident when I fired up Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight to test the Arena 9’s different EQ settings. Synth bass lines and kick drums thrumming wonderfully through the subwoofer and satellite speakers.Read the review: The most immersive speaker system I’ve ever tested isn’t from Bose or SonosA separate control pod lets you easily adjust volume, create custom EQ settings, switch connection options, and more. The OLED screen creates crystal-clear text, so you never have to use trial and error to know each function. You can connect the Arena 9 to your Windows or Mac PC, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series X via USB or Bluetooth, while a 3.5mm AUX and Optical cables allow you to connect to mobile devices and televisions. Verified reviews from Amazon and Best Buy love the versatility of the Arena 9 for gaming, streaming movies, shows, and music with dedicated EQ settings, as well as the Sonar software customization features.SteelSeries Arena 9 specs: Audio: N/A | Channels: 5.1 | Connectivity: Bluetooth, USB, AUX, Optical | Compatibility: Windows, iOS, Android, Mac, PS5, Xbox Series X More
Raspberry Pi 5 2GB Raspberry Pi It’s been nearly a year since the release of the Raspberry Pi 5<!–>, available in two options – a version with 4GB of RAM for $60 and one with 8GB of RAM for $80. Also: Don’t buy a Raspberry Pi 5 without also buying this amazing accessory But does […] More
Arrowmax SES Max Electric Mini Power Screwdriver. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETZDNET’s key takeawaysThe Arrowmax SES Max is available from Amazon More
Solar-powered power banks are common, but are they any good? In a word, no. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETSolar-powered power banks seem like a fantastic idea — attach some solar panels to a power bank, and you have a free power source whenever the sun is shining.However, the reality is different from this idyllic vision of limitless energy.Also: The best portable power stations you can buy: Expert testedI’ve tested nearly two dozen solar-powered power banks, ranging from devices purchased online to ones bought from camping and outdoor supply stores. Unfortunately, every single device has been disappointingly ineffective — and some have even been potentially dangerous.Using such a device means placing a power bank, a box filled with lithium-ion batteries, in direct sunlight. And that’s a big problem. I’ve found that a power bank left in the sun on a modestly hot day can hit temperatures as high as 80°C/176°F, which is incredibly hot for lithium batteries. More
Since the launch of ChatGPT, AI chatbots have been a hot topic because of their ability to do a wide range of tasks that can help you with your personal and work life. AI chatbots can write code, compose emails, draft a report, generate art, write Excel formulas, and much more at your command. Also: ChatGPT vs. Microsoft Copilot […] More
rob dobi/Getty Images This article was first published on August 14, 2014. It was updated on August 18, 2014 to include information about Pentester’s new tool. You’ve likely never heard of National Public Data, the company that makes its money by collecting and selling access to your personal data to credit card companies, employers, and private […] More
rob dobi/Getty Images This article was first published on August 14, 2014. It was updated on August 18, 2014 to include information about Pentester’s new tool. You’ve likely never heard of National Public Data, the company that makes its money by collecting and selling access to your personal data to credit card companies, employers, and private […] More
