Hyperion Entertainment just released the third-ever update for AmigaOS 3.2. This update, available to registered customers, introduces a mess of bugfixes and cosmetic improvements for compatible systems.

Whisky is no longer actively maintained. The popular Wine frontend, which served as a free alternative to CrossOver, made it easier to run Windows games and applications on macOS.

Digital notebook brand reMarkable will increase U.S. prices this May. "Increased costs," presumably due to the revocation of de minimis tariff exemptions on May 2nd, are the reason for this price adjustment.

One of the more frustrating parts of the upcoming Switch 2 launch is the use of "game-key cards;" physical cartridges that do not contain full games. Thankfully, Nintendo confirms that these carts will not be locked to your account or console. They're shareable and can be resold.

I've been eyeing OLED computer monitors for a long time, but Dell just convinced me to stick with LCD. The company's new UltraSharp 4K Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U2725QE) blew away my expectations with its surprisingly deep contrast, integrated Thunderbolt 4 hub, and justifyable price tag.

The new M4 Mac Mini is one of the best-value desktop computers available today, packing Apple's latest processor, a minimum 16GB of RAM, and a stunningly compact design. Now, for a limited time, you can grab a M4 Mac Mini at Amazon for just $500.

Mozilla VPN users can now set per-site preferences through an official Firefox extension. If you want to bypass your VPN on certain websites or only spoof a foreign location when visiting Netflix, the extension will help you do so.

GPT-4o image generation is now available in ChatGPT. The new image generation model, which replaces DALL-E 3, is most notable for its accurate text rendering, improved "binding" capabilities, and ease of use.

UGREEN's NASync lineup offers exceptional hardware for the price. Still, a discount is much appreciated. The four-bay DXP4800 Plus is currently on sale for $595, its lowest price since launch.

T-Mobile's G4AR Home Internet gateway now supports 5G Standalone (5G SA) service. This 5G SA implementation should provide a decent boost in upload speeds for T-Mobile customers with the correct gateway, and it lays the groundwork for future, more dramatic improvements.