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5 tips every 3D printing beginner needs to know

2025-02-28 20:00:20

3D printing gives you the ability to create anything right at your home. With this technology, you can 3D print unique toys, household tools, gadgets, and any other idea you might have. The possibilities are limitless. However, before you start the 3D printing process, there are key tips that you need to familiarise yourself with to help save you time, money, and frustrations along the way.

These 6 features make Nvidia's RTX 40 series better than the 50 series

2025-02-28 19:00:19

Unless you've been living under a rock, Nvidia's RTX 50 series launch has been a disappointment. The gen-on-gen gains are abysmal, the paper launch means you can't find anything in stock, and the street prices are off the charts. If you don't count Nvidia's Multi Frame Generation as true performance, which many don't, then there seem to be few reasons to buy an RTX 50 series graphics card.

Best cases for iPhone 16e in 2025

2025-02-28 18:16:18

The successor to the iPhone SE is here, and it's not quite what anyone expected. The iPhone 16e is powered by the same A18 chip that powers the iPhone 16, which means it's powerful enough to run Apple Intelligence features and do quick image edits when out and about.

The iPhone 16e is way more expensive than the SE was - 3 things to look for in a case

2025-02-28 18:00:20

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The wait is over: Microsoft Teams finally gets SMS messaging, but there is a catch

2025-02-28 13:31:07

Microsoft Teams gets a bunch of new features every month, but those changes aren't always based on users' feedback. However, this month is one of those rare moments, as Microsoft has started rolling out one of the highly-requested Teams capabilities: native SMS functionality.

This classy Raspberry Pi cyberdeck uses a hardwood case, and I'm really jealous

2025-02-28 12:42:37

When people make their own cyberdecks, the casing can be just as interesting as the computing part. There are lots of different ways to house the wiring; some people opt for a secure briefcase to keep all their hardware safe, while others rev up the 3D printer and make their own. So, when I saw that someone had made their cyberdeck using hardwood, I knew I had to check it out. Sure enough, the end result looks like a spy gadget from the 70s, and I'm in love.