Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) monitors, which dominated the display market from the early days of computing until the widespread adoption of flat-panel displays, have become a relic of the past. These bulky, heavy, and power-hungry…
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You would think that managing screenshots on the Steam Deck would be just a few clicks paired with a share button, but you’re as wrong as I was. Last week, when I was doing my…
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Our Steam Deck dock review unit is finally here, and after a full day of testing, I’m pretty comfortable in saying that the company definitely delivered on their promises, with my only complain being the…
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Steam has shot to fame not only because of making digital video game purchases convenient but also because it has a very user-friendly refund policy. You can request a refund on almost any purchase –…
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As a brand-new owner, the first few weeks of tinkering around with the device were fun, but as soon as I started my Steam Deck SD card journey, things started falling apart. Worldwide delivery costs…
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Google’s take on laptops started a decade ago, and although their product line came far since then, the difference between a regular laptop and a Chromebook is still here, and today we’re going to cover…
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Malta’s seen quite its fair share of movie scenes, from historical cinematography as seen in Gladiator, scenic shots such as those in By the Sea or even nautical themed scripts such as local director Rebecca…
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Software Xbox One Error Code 0x800705b4 Explaining error code 0x800705b4: This error code indicates that the console failed to launch an application after an update. Solving error code 0x800705b4: Try hard resetting your console to…
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The PlayStation 5 console hit the stores last year, and it was all the rage. Improved graphics, new games, tons and tons of excitement. But one thing makes it seem a bit inferior to PlayStation…
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I was today years old when I found out that the famous Rice Trick for drying liquid damaged devices actually doesn’t work. My stupid ass believed in it for almost two decades I think, ever…