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2026-02-21
A roundup of tech reviews reveals that Dell's 2026 XPS 14 laptop and Samsung's Galaxy Book6 Ultra are both receiving praise for their impressive performance, efficiency, and sleek designs. Meanwhile, ASRock has entered the CPU cooling market with its Phantom Gaming 360 LCD AIO cooler, which is being reviewed by Vortez. In other news, APH Networks is reviewing the Epomaker Luma40, a unique ortholinear 40% keyboard that promises to meet each user's individual needs. Additionally, TechPowerUp has given the ASRock Z890 Steel Legend Wi-Fi motherboard a positive review for its performance and features at an affordable price point under $250.
Computers: Dell XPS 14 (2026) Laptop Review: A Great Return To Form, Samsung Galaxy Book6 Ultra review: Premium creator pick
Cooling: ASRock Phantom Gaming 360 LCD Review
Input: Epomaker Luma40 Review
Motherboards: ASRock Z890 Steel Legend Wi-Fi Review
Storage: Phison Pascari X200P 7.68TB Enterprise SSD Review - Sequential Read Champion
The latest Windows 11 Canary build introduces several quality-of-life tweaks, including Cross-Device Resume, which allows seamless file transfer between Android devices and Microsoft 365 desktop programs. Narrator Customization now lets users control what UI elements are spoken and in what order, reducing cognitive load for screen-reader users. Windows Hello - Peripheral Fingerprint Support has been enhanced to include external fingerprint reader support, providing high-assurance login experiences on desktops and Copilot+ machines. The new build also features improvements to Voice Typing, including a delay slider to prevent premature command execution, as well as a streamlined setup process for Voice Access.
The latest Windows 11 Insider Preview (build 26300.7877) for Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel refines the right‑click “Open” icon, streamlines the Device info card in Settings, smooths taskbar hover effects, patches a File Explorer jump bug, makes Nearby Sharing more reliable for large files, and finally adds freeform rotate to Paint. These tweaks are mostly cosmetic polish, but the Explorer fix actually solves a real annoyance that many power users have hit after recent driver updates.
Windows 11 Build 26220.7872 (KB5077231) updates the Beta channel with a context‑menu “Open” icon that now mirrors the default app’s picture, fixing the long‑standing visual mismatch for .exe, .bat and .cmd files. Settings shows a simplified Device info card that consolidates CPU, RAM, graphics and storage details on the Home page and System > About, with copy‑and‑paste support for easier troubleshooting. Taskbar hover animations over app groups have been smoothed out, making cursor movement feel less jarring during heavy multitasking. Insiders who have enabled the “receive latest updates” toggle in Settings > Windows Update will see these changes automatically; otherwise they’ll arrive later with the standard rollout.
2026-02-20
Tech enthusiasts have been busy reviewing various devices, with GEEKOM launching its new ultra-thin laptop, the OLED X14 Pro, and Ninkear introducing the S14, a budget-friendly laptop with impressive features. In the cooling department, Thermaltake's TH360 V3 Ultra ARGB Sync AIO Liquid Cooler has garnered attention for its efficient performance and low noise levels. Meanwhile, several power supply units have been reviewed, including the be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 1000W, ENERMAX REVOLUTION III S 1000W, and be quiet! Power Zone 2 1200W, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Other notable reviews include the Creality K2 Pro Combo 3D Printer, Micron's 9550 Pro E1.S 15mm 7.68TB SSD, and WELOCK Smart Lock Keyless Entry Door Lock.
Microsoft has rolled out two refreshed preview updates, Windows 11 Build 26100.7921 and 26200.7921, to Windows Insiders in the release preview channel, featuring several subtle enhancements under the hood. The update includes the automatic activation of Quick Machine Recovery, which allows users to reset their Windows without reinstalling it in case of a corrupted boot environment. Other notable features include the built-in Sysmon tool for capturing low-level process activity, a network speed test available from the taskbar, and camera pan/tilt controls that can be accessed through Settings. Additionally, the update brings various minor polish improvements to search functionality, storage dialogs, Windows Update settings, and printing performance.
Visual Studio Code has been updated to version 1.109.5, bringing three practical upgrades to users' day-to-day workflow with background agents. The update introduces slash commands, which allow users to invoke built-in actions directly from prompt files by prepending a "/" character, streamlining interactions and eliminating the need for extra mouse clicks. Additionally, the update adds a rename option for background agent sessions, enabling users to organize past discussions in the sidebar and improve search filters. Meanwhile, Kitty keyboard support has been enabled in VS Code 1.109.5, allowing for smoother navigation between editor panes and faster snippet insertion.
2026-02-19
Today's roundup includes reviews from various tech websites covering computer hardware. Cooler Master's MasterFrame 360 Panorama Mid-Tower Chassis was reviewed by TweakTown, highlighting its open-concept design with glass view and spotlight stage for showcasing collectibles. Other notable reviews include the NiPoGi Hyper H2 Mini PC, which offers strong integrated performance without breaking the bank, and the CORSAIR GALLEON 100 SD Stream Deck-Integrated Mechanical Keyboard, designed for gamers and content creators who want more control on their desk. The roundup also covers reviews of various other products, including gaming keyboards, mini-PCs, and printers from manufacturers like Elegoo and PELADN.
Casing: Cooler Master MasterFrame 360 Panorama Mid-Tower Chassis Review
Computers: NiPoGi Hyper H2 Mini PC review – No hype(r) with the 14450HX
Gaming: Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown Review
Input: Epomaker TH108 PRO Gaming Keyboard Review, CORSAIR GALLEON 100 SD Stream Deck-Integrated Mechanical Keyboard Review
Power: PELADN H05 HX 370 Review
Printers: Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Review: A Four-Color Variant
Microsoft has released a new optional update for Windows 11 Insiders, build 29531.1000, which is part of the Canary channel and focuses on low-level platform tweaks. If you're looking to jump into this newer track, be aware that future updates will stay in the 29500 series and there's no going back without a clean reinstall.
2026-02-18
Several reviews have been published today, covering various PC components and systems. The NZXT H2 Flow Mini Tower case has received positive reviews from IgorsLAB and eTeknix, with praise for its improved airflow and design. In other news, Tom's Hardware has reviewed the Dell XPS 14 (2026), calling it a step forward in terms of functionality, while The Guru of 3D has looked at the GEEKOM A7 MAX Mini PC, which packs impressive performance into a small package. Reviews have also been published for gaming titles like Styx: Blades of Greed and peripheral devices such as the G-Wolves VUK mouse.
Casing: NZXT H2 Flow Mini Tower Review - Small, but more airy than expected!, NZXT H2 Flow 2026 Edition Mini-ITX PC Case Review, NZXT H2 Flow Review
Computers: Dell XPS 14 (2026) review: Two steps forward, Geekom A7 MAX Mini PC with Ryzen 9 7940HS
Gaming: Styx: Blades of Greed Review - A Sandbox Goblin Adventure
Input: G-Wolves VUK Review
Power: NZXT C850 SFX Gold ATX 3.1 Power Supply Review
Storage: ADATA XPG Mars 980 Blade Gen5 Solid State Drive Review
The latest Windows 11 Release Preview brings a handful of tweaks and changes that most users will notice, along with some deeper features that only tech-savvy individuals will appreciate. New emojis have been added to the panel, including one per major category, which gives chat windows a bit more personality without overdoing it. Other notable updates include First-sign-in restore for organizations, Quick Machine Recovery (QMR) being enabled by default on Pro versions, and Taskbar network speed test, among others. Minor UI polish and performance tweaks have also been made to improve search, storage dialogs, file scanning, and printer responsiveness in Windows 11.
Microsoft has rolled out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7859 to Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel with several tweaks that most users won't notice unless they've enabled insider builds on their system. The new build includes improvements such as updated account settings for Microsoft 365 Family subscribers, a fix for taskbar icon glitches, and a solution to the file explorer jump bug. Nearby sharing has also been upgraded to handle large files more reliably over slower Wi-Fi networks, eliminating stalls and timeouts. Additionally, Bluetooth wheel settings are now more stable, preventing drivers from resetting scroll wheels to default speeds after updates.
2026-02-17
Today saw a variety of tech reviews across various categories, including casing and peripherals. The NZXT H2 Flow Mini Tower received praise for its airy design despite being compact, while Corsair's AI Workstation 300 was noted for its classy but pricey package. In display news, Tom's Hardware reviewed the BenQ Mobiuz EX271UZ gaming monitor with impressive specs like 4K OLED and 240 Hz refresh rate. Other notable reviews include high-capacity memory from Patriot, a portable SSD from Orico, and a large-scale dual laser cutter from LaserPecker.
Casing: NZXT H2 Flow Mini Tower Review - Small, but more airy than expected!
Computers: Corsair AI Workstation 300 review: Strix Halo sets sail in a compact and classy (but pricey) package
Displays: BenQ Mobiuz EX271UZ 27-inch 240 Hz 4K OLED gaming monitor review: BenQ shines with its first gaming OLED monitor
Input: Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL 8K Gaming Keyboard Review - One for the Serious Gamers
Memory: Patriot Viper Elite 5 Ultra RGB DDR5-6000 96 GB CL28 Review
Motherboards: MSI MAG B850 GAMING PLUS MAX WiFi Motherboard Review, MSI B850 Tomahawk MAX WIFI II Motherboard Review - Upgraded Features, Similar Sub-$250 Price
Storage: ORICO K20 Mini Portable SSD Review: Tiny, Tough & MagSafe Ready
Other: LaserPecker LX2 review: Large scale dual laser cutter
NanaZip 6.0 has been released to the public after a brief wait, bringing with it several useful changes and fixes for issues that plagued previous versions. The official build is available on GitHub or through WinGet, but users will have to wait until February 18, 2026, for the Microsoft Store version to be verified and supported. The portable package has been released in both Modern and Classic flavors, but it's limited due to the absence of the NanaZip File Manager, which is still under development. While the portable build is suitable for basic archiving tasks and debugging purposes, several features are disabled and won't receive fixes until the next development milestone.
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