Toronto’s Dbrand unveils new Pixel 11 skins, cases
Toronto-based smartphone accessory maker Dbrand rolled out several accessories for Google’s newly announced Pixel 11 series.
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Sci-Fi Showcases Real Science: A Comprehensive Guide
Sci-fi movies and TV shows often blend science and fiction, but some manage to incorporate real scientific elements without sacrificing entertainment value.
AMD Addresses Radeon Driver Bug Causing Massive SSD Writes with Adrenalin Edition 26.11.1 Update
AMD has released an update to address a driver bug causing massive SSD writes, affecting Radeon RX 7000 series GPUs. Follow these steps to check if your system is impacted and update to the latest driver to resolve the issue.
A Comprehensive Guide to Classic Literary Adaptations on Netflix
Explore a selection of classic literary adaptations available on Netflix, perfect for fans of literature and those seeking engaging entertainment.
Revitalizing an Old Linux Phone: Elian Doran's Claude Code Firmware
Elian Doran transformed an old Linux-based smartphone into a fast feature phone using Claude Code, demonstrating the potential of Linux in modern mobile devices.
Apple Music Awards Olivia Dean as Artist of the Year: A Closer Look at the 2026 Playlist and Awards Landscape
Apple Music honors Olivia Dean as its Artist of the Year, launching new playlists and celebrating the year's best music.
How I Found a New Life for My Old USB Flash Drive: Beyond Storage
Oluwaseun reinvented his old USB drive for portable apps, making it a versatile tool for tech enthusiasts.
Canada-SpaceX Deal Surges Amid Diversification Efforts
Canada's SpaceX deal has quadrupled in value, amid government efforts to reduce reliance on the company.
Vivaldi 8.3: A More Customizable and Privacy-Focused Web Browser
Vivaldi 8.3 introduces an enhanced Ad & Tracker Blocker with four levels of protection, offering more control over web privacy and functionality.
The Ultimate Kodi and LibreELEC Solution: A Simple and Efficient Media Streaming Alternative
A guide to using LibreELEC and Kodi for media streaming without a dedicated server or account, offering a simpler and more efficient solution.
Testing Wireless Charging with and without a Case: Surprising Results
My tests with and without a case revealed surprising differences in iPhone charging speeds, highlighting the impact of phone cases on wireless charging efficiency.
A Shortcut to Save Time: Using sudo!! in Linux Terminals
Discover a quick fix for a common Linux terminal mistake: the repetitive need to prepend sudo to commands. Learn how to use the 'sudo!!' shortcut, understand its origins in Bash history expansion, and avoid over-relying on sudo for every permission error.
Optimizing Your Tailscale Connections for Faster and More Reliable Performance
Discover how to optimize your Tailscale connections for faster and more reliable performance. Learn to identify and troubleshoot issues with DERP (Direct Encrypted Relay Path) and direct connections.
Switching from Plex to Jellyfin: A Decade of Learning
I switched from Plex to Jellyfin, saving money and gaining control over my media.
Navigating Telecom Complaints: Tips and Recommendations
Canada’s telecom complaints are at an unprecedented level, with the CCTS receiving 53,195 complaints in 2025-26, a 79% increase from the previous year. Learn how to effectively file a complaint and reduce processing times with these tips and recommendations.
How to Optimize Offline Speech Recognition for Better Typing Experience
Google’s voice typing has become a reliable tool for Android users. However, switching to an offline speech recognition system can enhance your typing experience, especially in areas with poor internet connectivity.
Should You Keep Your Speaker Grilles On? A Guide to Sound Quality
Speaker grilles are often included with speakers, but do they affect sound quality? Learn when to keep them on and when to remove them for optimal sound.
Ryobi Tools: A Must-Have for Every Home
Ryobi offers essential tools that are worth owning, even for those who rarely do DIY projects.
Choosing the Right Drill: A Guide for Homeowners
Compare two Ryobi drills and decide which one is better for your needs, focusing on torque, speed, and battery life.
A USB-C DAC: Bringing Back the Headphone Jack Without the Annoying Dongle
Discover a compact USB-C DAC that eliminates the need for clunky dongles, providing better audio quality and a hassle-free experience.
Mitchell Hynes Brings Skate 3 to Northern Ontario: A Creative AI-Driven Project
Developer Mitchell Hynes has brought the classic skateboarding game Skate 3 to Northern Ontario using AI, creating a unique and chaotic demo.
An Old Phone as a Home Server: A Cost-Effective Alternative to a Raspberry Pi
An old Android phone can serve as a home server, offering storage, power, and hardware for less than a Raspberry Pi, though it lacks some advanced features.
The Crucial Number That Reveals a Hard Drive's Health
A hard drive's age isn't the key indicator of its health. The number that matters is the Reallocated Sectors Count.
Virtualization, Emulation, and Containerization: Understanding Their Differences and Applications
Learn the key differences between these three technologies and when to use each for optimal performance and resource management.
Fixing Your Ryobi Tools: A Guide to Common Wear Issues
Discover how to identify and fix common wear issues in your Ryobi tools, saving you time and money.
Don't Disable Wi-Fi WMM: The Real Impact Explained
Disabling Wi-Fi WMM can severely impact your internet speed, especially on older devices. Learn why and how to keep it on for optimal Wi-Fi performance.
Java: A Programming Language That Hasn’t Gone Away
Java continues to power many applications and services, even as its browser plugin days fade away.
Goodreads' Latest Update: A Revolution in Book Rating
Goodreads introduces half and quarter-star ratings, changing how readers rate books and impacting platform recommendations.
Lenovo YOGA PC Edition Headphones: A Game-Changer for Multi-Device Switching
These headphones offer seamless multi-device switching with a simple gesture, making them a standout choice in the market.
Warner Bros. Discovery Cancels Batgirl: A $90 Million Project Shelves Before Release
Warner Bros. Discovery canceled a $90 million Batgirl project before release, leaving the film shelved and potentially destroying the footage.