Samsung and ASUS Geekbench scores reveal Intel’s Panther Lake CPUs | Early benchmarks hint at a generational leap in laptop performance

I’m really excited about two laptops that are coming out soon! One is the new Samsung Galaxy Book6 Pro – it seems like an updated version of the Galaxy Book5 Pro I’ve been reading about, and it’s got an Intel Core Ultra 5 338H processor. The other is a refreshed ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14, which also features a powerful Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor. Both sound amazing!

How to improve Windows 11 security using Administrator Protection — shielding your PC with a switch buried in its settings

Okay, so this new security feature? It’s getting a lot of comparisons to User Account Control, or UAC, which makes sense. But honestly, it’s not *quite* the same under the hood. UAC is all about popping up a window asking for permission whenever something needs admin rights to change your system – it’s basically a ‘are you sure?’ prompt for potentially risky actions.

Yeah, I’m not confident a full ceramic keyboard really makes sense, but this is still pretty cool from Keychron

The Keychron Q16 HE 8K is a unique keyboard Keychron claims is the first of its kind, built entirely with ceramic. Unlike most keyboards that use aluminum or plastic, the Q16 HE 8K features a full ceramic body and keycaps, creating a visually stunning design. Beyond its appearance, this keyboard also boasts Keychron’s most advanced technology.

Microsoft’s faux ‘Magnetic Marketplace’ simulation proves that AI agents suffer from the same crippling indecision as humans

It appears more and more companies are adopting AI and using it to streamline their work by automating tasks that are boring or happen over and over. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff recently shared that his company was considering whether to hire software engineers next year, but then revealed that AI is *already* doing half their work, significantly boosting productivity, especially with AI systems that can act independently.