The developer of the original Windows-only Notepad++ has officially disavowed a new Mac port, calling it unauthorized and disrespectful. The creator of the Mac version has since agreed to rebrand the software to avoid further confusion.
Peacock helped NBC Sports deliver record Kentucky Derby viewership, highlighting how major live sports continue to drive streaming engagement. For Lon's audience, it's another sign that premium live events are becoming a key reason to subscribe to streaming platforms instead of cable.
The court also vacated some claims against LG Electronics and sent the case back to the district court
Tesla is facing backlash as older models with Hardware 3 (HW3) appear unable to support the latest Full Self-Driving promises without upgrades. Customers who paid for the software are now demanding refunds as the hardware requirements shift.
Massive demand for storage is forcing enterprise customers to sign record five-year supply agreements. These shortages may eventually trickle down to consumer pricing and availability for high-capacity SSDs and hard drives.
A creative hardware mod has successfully added triple monitor support to an iPod Nano. Lon frequently covers quirky hardware modifications and the limits of legacy devices.
From a $360 AI feature to cloned superstar voices, India is experimenting with AI filmmaking faster than anywhere on earth — with no unions to slow it down.
After 29 years, the iconic search engine Ask Jeeves (Ask.com) has officially shuttered its doors. This marks the end of a pioneering era in natural language web queries and would make for a compelling 'tech history' segment.
Lego is launching a non-playable replica of the Sega Genesis, complete with miniature controllers. This fits well with Lon's interest in retro gaming culture and tech-themed collectibles.
A federal class action lawsuit has been filed against Roku and TCL, alleging that software updates have been bricking smart televisions. This is a significant development for cord cutters who rely on the Roku ecosystem and highlights concerns over mandatory firmware updates.
A new critical vulnerability in cPanel is being mass-exploited by 'Sorry' ransomware to breach websites. This is important for Lon's viewers who host their own websites or manage small business servers.
Microsoft recently updated its guidance suggesting that 32GB of RAM is the new standard for a 'no worries' gaming experience. This would make for a great discussion video regarding PC build value and future-proofing.
New leaks suggest a potential $600 price point for a resurrected Steam Machine console. Given Lon's extensive coverage of the Steam Deck, a dedicated living room SteamOS box would be a major topic for the channel.
A startup is demonstrating how infrasound waves can extinguish cooking oil fires, potentially replacing traditional water sprinklers. While experts are skeptical, the technology represents a novel approach to household safety gadgets.
In a major regulatory shift, the FCC has voted to ban Chinese laboratories from certifying electronics for the US market. This could significantly impact the supply chain and cost of tech products, as roughly 75% of US-bound devices are currently certified in these labs.
It's pledged to invest more into its division making ceramics used in the production of NAND memory.
OpenAI has updated its tracking policy to enable marketing cookies by default for all free ChatGPT users. This change signals a shift in how the company intends to monetize its free tier through user data and targeted advertising.
Nvidia is reportedly planning to restart production of the popular RTX 3060 12GB graphics card this June. This move aims to address the mid-range market where users still prioritize higher VRAM capacities at affordable price points.