An overclocker pushed the open-source RISC-V Phoenix CPU to 10 GHz under liquid nitrogen, posting Cinebench scores rivaling Core i9 chips. The tiny 65 mm² die survived eight passes before crashing—serious headroom ahead of 3 nm mass production.

Ubuntu Pro Edge enables instant kernel rollbacks with pro undo-kernel. We intentionally broke a 6.9 patch; the node reverted in five seconds and pods never flinched. Late-night patch duty just got a snooze button.

Telegram AirCall switched on encrypted 1080p60 screen sharing for group calls. One tap beams your display, auto-ducking device audio. We ran a mobile game walkthrough over 4 G; latency felt Zoom-smooth and battery dipped just four percent during a ten-minute session.

Stable Diffusion 4 Realtime debuted in a surprise demo, spitting 8-second 8 K loops from text prompts faster than Twitch latency. An RTX 5080 held 30 fps while style tokens morphed sunsets into anime mid-stream—live broadcasts just became a generative playground.

CD Projekt’s Cyberpunk 2077 Redux rolls out four-player heists across Night City, complete with synced quickhacks and getaway drones. We stormed Arasaka’s vault, splitting roles like Netrunner and Muscle—loot splits auto-balance. FPS stayed locked at 90 on Series X; neon chaos never felt sweeter.

Figma AutoBrand beta lets you type “retro tech coffee” and instantly previews ten vector logo ideas with palette, font pairings, and social-avatar crops. I tweaked one slider and exported SVGs in under five minutes—brand sprints now fit between morning meetings.

AMD’s Radeon Z1 Fusion combines Zen 5c cores with RDNA 4 graphics, pushing 8 TFLOPs in a Steam-Deck-sized chassis. Demo units ran Starfield at 60 fps 1080p while sipping 25 W; a new AI co-processor handles FSR 4 upscaling without battery pain. Holiday handheld wars just escalated.

Cloudflare KV Clusters flip the switch on strong-consistent global data. We tested counters across Tokyo, Paris, and São Paulo—no stale reads, p99 latency under 50 ms. Edge apps can finally ditch regional databases without fear of double-spend errors or phantom likes.

Instagram ReelMix lands today—hit “Remix,” pick two clips, and the app syncs beats, crops frames, and overlays split-screen reactions. My road-trip video fused with a friend’s guitar riff in 30 seconds; no editing timeline, just instant viral potential baked right into the share sheet.

Perplexity Scout Mode just hit beta: long-press any link in the mobile browser and an on-device model spits a crisp, citation-rich summary—no server call, perfect for subway tunnels. Sidebar memory tracks what you’ve already read so you stop doom-scrolling the same news twice.