Nick Lucchesi

1 week ago | laptopmag.com | Nick Lucchesi

(Image credit: Intel/Future photo illustration)The Lenovo laptop with an unrolling screen is finally upon us. The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable is an AI PC powered by an Intel Core Ultra processor. When not in use, the bottom half of the screen rolls up like a newspaper. It's just as novel as it sounds. When the OLED laptop unrolls, it extends vertically from 14 diagonal inches to 16.7 diagonal inches, adding nearly 50% more screen space. It will go on sale on Thursday.

2 weeks ago | laptopmag.com | Nick Lucchesi

In one of the clearest examples of how everyday users of technology sometimes don't understand it - and the developers of that technology haven't fixed it - the Meta AI app is allowing deeply personal, private, and altogether embarrassing content to be shared to its "Discover" tab. And those personal questions can spread to Facebook and Instagram.

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | Nick Lucchesi

Screenshot of Meta AI app. In one of the clearest examples of how everyday users of technology sometimes don’t understand it – and the developers of that technology haven't fixed it – the Meta AI app is allowing deeply personal, private, and altogether embarrassing content to be shared to its “Discover” tab. And those personal questions can spread to Facebook and Instagram.

2 weeks ago | laptopmag.com | Nick Lucchesi

For nearly two months, a small community of diehard Nintendo fans took root on the sidewalk in Midtown Manhattan to be among the first to receive the Nintendo Switch 2. At the center of everything for much of those two months was Rinaldy Gomez, a 33-year-old New Yorker whose marathon wait was about more than just a new console. Nintendo unveiled the Switch 2 in April and put it up for sale in June. It quickly become the fastest-selling console in Nintendo history.

2 weeks ago | inkl.com | Nick Lucchesi

Rinaldy Gomez portrait. For nearly two months, a small community of diehard Nintendo fans took root on the sidewalk in Midtown Manhattan to be among the first to receive the Nintendo Switch 2. At the center of everything for much of those two months was Rinaldy Gomez, a 33-year-old New Yorker whose marathon wait was about more than just a new console. Nintendo unveiled the Switch 2 in April and put it up for sale in June. It quickly become the fastest-selling console in Nintendo history.