How has this not been a Razer thing? Is Google just not surfacing them for me? (I guess it had that one with an emoji screen.)
Either way, the gamer light king now offers the dazzling $130 Razer Seiren V3 Chroma, following HyperX, Logitech, Cherry and others into the arena. (Note that it’s a cheaper mic than Razer’s V2 Pro and lauded Seiren Elite.)
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The Salesforce tech billionaire wouldn’t say, and he looks cagey in this investigative report from NPR’s Dara Kerr — who says Benioff texted her multiple times a day, said he knew where she was staying, called up NPR’s CEO to complain about her “snooping,” and demanded to know her headline.
A week after they first spoke, he donated a chunk of the land Kerr was investigating, saying she “inspired” him to publicize his philanthropy. It’s a nuanced story with lots of on-the-ground reporting. Go read it:
Now that Alan Wake II has sold 1.3 million copies, it’s shoring up the Goofy Sam Lake Twin Peaks Metaverse by buying the full rights to Control (and sequels) from 505 Games.
My fav part of Alan Wake II is how it parodies and extends the company’s previous games — including Control and a bizzaro world version of Max Payne physically acted and voiced by the same people. That worked despite Rockstar owning Max Payne, though! Last we heard, Microsoft still owns Quantum Break.
I showed you Intel’s new public roadmap last Wednesday — when it confirmed Intel 14A was coming by 2027. But it turns out the company quietly announced Intel 10A as well. It’ll start production in 2027, after 14A begins production in 2026. That’s different than consumer availability, of course.
Intel told Tom’s Hardware that each new node it makes should normally offer a 14 to 15 percent power/performance improvement.
The Lego Group’s running an online survey (via Jay’s Brick Blog) that starts out a tad boring, but soon reveals fun merch ideas!
Do note:
The designs showcased in this survey are purely conceptual. They represent imaginative ideas and creative exploration, but they do not guarantee or imply that LEGO® will produce them as actual products.
Tesla reportedly stiffed a Black-owned bakery during Black History Month, canceling an order for thousands of dollars worth of pies — after asking the owner to double the amount.
Today, Musk vaguely tweeted he’d “make things good with the bakery”. Meanwhile, the community has stepped in to help.
[The Giving Pies (Facebook)]
Did you know Google tested removing its News tab from search results entirely? It’s back now “and we do not have plans to remove it,” says the company.
But many searches downplay News in what I’d argue is an irresponsible way. When I search for “Wyze Camera,” stories about major security lapses are buried under an avalanche of product results. I saw the same thing after we wrote about SanDisk’s data-losing portable SSDs.
