Zackery Cuevas

5 days ago | uk.pcmag.com | Zackery Cuevas

Computer engineer Daniel Guermeur is the founder and CEO of Metadot, a company that develops software solutions to improve productivity. But he's far better known for his other, sexier company: Das Keyboard, which upended the keyboard market in 2005. The company's debut product, an all-black keyboard with no key labels, put mechanical keyboards on the radar of computer geeks and general consumers alike.

5 days ago | flipboard.com | Zackery Cuevas

3 hours agoAncient humans used sunscreen to survive a deadly magnetic pole shiftIf you ever travel back in time to hang out with Homo sapiens around 41,000 years ago, pack some sunscreen – or better yet, a tailored outfit, and …17 hours agoView the Parthenon as it stood in 432 BCEA historian recreated the awe-inspiring structure for VR. You can now get a sense of the awe-inspiring Parthenon in all its former glory thanks to a multiyear endeavor merging history and 3D computer modeling.

3 weeks ago | au.pcmag.com | Zackery Cuevas

Describing Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 ($49.99, tested on PC, also available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S) is like detailing a fever dream. Imagine a turn-based RPG with a Persona-like UI, timing-based battle mechanics that recall Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, and a dark fantasy twist on France's Belle Époque period.

3 weeks ago | au.pcmag.com | Zackery Cuevas

We've seen glasses-free 3D in computer monitors before, such as the Sony ELF-SR2 Spatial Reality Display and the Lenovo ThinkVision 27. But we've never seen the technology in a mainstream gaming monitor apart from Acer's SpatialView line, which was itself derived from professional use cases. The Samsung Odyssey 3D ($1,999) is a pure 4K gaming display capable of ultra-high-definition, glasses-free 3D, though it has several caveats.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Zackery Cuevas

1 hour agoSamsung launches ‘Re-Newed’ Galaxy S24 series with $250 minimum trade-in valueAs has become a yearly tradition, Samsung is now offering its last-gen flagship phones, the Galaxy S24 series, as a “Certified Re-Newed” device with prices starting at $620. Samsung’s “Re-Newed” program offers the company’s prior generation Galaxy devices in a refurbished state.