Technology

If you’re looking for a particularly nostalgia-filled holiday, this week’s Humble Sonic Bundle provides over $180 worth of new and old games featuring Sega’s mascot. The post ET Deals: Pay What You Want Humble Sonic Bundle appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Microsoft has issued an emergency patch for IE11 to block an exploit already being used in the wild. It recommends patching immediately. The post Microsoft Issues Emergency Update for Internet Explorer appeared first on ExtremeTech.

We expected as many as five launches in just one day, but things took a turn early on as the first rockets were set to take off. Of the five possible launches, only two of them headed into space as … Continue reading →

Google has denied allegations that it deliberately sabotaged Microsoft Edge performance in YouTube. The post Google Denies Crippling Edge to Chrome’s Advantage appeared first on ExtremeTech.

So, you’ve procrastinated getting gifts for that special someone in your life. Have no fear—it’s not too late to snag great presents for low prices. Today, you can grab the new Fire HD 8 tablet for just $50, down from … Continue reading →

Intel has announced plans for major manufacturing expansions, beginning in 2019. The post Intel Announces Major Manufacturing Expansion appeared first on ExtremeTech.

As AI tools become more common, gamers are using them to improve old titles, often with impressive results. The post Modders Are Using AI to Overhaul Old Games Textures, With Gorgeous Results appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 2060 may be dropping soon. Here’s what to expect. The post Nvidia’s RTX 2060 Graphics Card May Drop in January appeared first on ExtremeTech.

If the barrel-shaped JBL Xtreme 2 that Scott Wilkinson reviewed a couple weeks back is ready to party, Sony’s cubist SRS-XB501G smart speaker is equipped to deliver a crowd-pleasing LED light show at a backyard rave. A young crowd, that … Continue reading →

Google Assistant is everywhere, ranging from the Android smartphone in your pocket to the smart speakers and smart displays ensconced in your kitchen or living room. And that means you can control all your smart home devices without so much … Continue reading →