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You know when tech news makes you feel something you've never felt before and you ask other

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people if they've felt anything like that and they're like, no, that's a bit concerning.

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You should talk to your doctor. Yeah, that's what it's all about.

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is scared that rapid development of AI could leave Microsoft

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itself in the dust, despite doing absolutely everything it can to shoehorn three different

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versions of something named Copilot into every product they make.

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As reported by The Verge at a company town hall, a Microsoft employee expressed concerns

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about the vibe shift of the company towards the emotionally colder side.

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What that employee doesn't understand is that Microsoft had no choice but to lay off

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9,000 people despite making record profits because, as Nadella said in his response,

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there's so many once great tech companies that simply vanished and every time it was

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because of AI and not laying off enough people. So Satya's concern that other companies will pull ahead in the AI race is understandable,

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not to mention the fact that Elon Musk explicitly claimed a month ago that he'll replace everything

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Microsoft does with a purely AI software company called Macro Hard.

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Everyone saw this tweet and was like, yeah, alright, Elon, okay, but Satya saw it and

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was like, oh, shit, and ran off to order someone to name another thing Copilot.

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The first handheld with AMD's beefy Strix Halo chip can perform nearly two times better

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than one of AMD's existing flagship handheld chips, according to YouTuber TheFox, who spells

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his name like it's his Nexopia user ID from 2005, and we love him for that.

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The old Foxhound also revealed that this handheld, the GPD Win 5 with the giant attachable battery

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on the back, you know the one, will start at 1600 USD for the lower powered Ryzen 385

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with the 395s version starting at 1850.

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Sure at lower TDPs, the Strix Halo chip gets around the same performance as the Ryzen HX370,

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which is close to the upcoming Ryzen Z2 Extreme, but starting around 25 watts and above the

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Ryzen 395 can do a lot better. It's just, you know, is that worth like $2,000?

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If you're more of a desktop only person, AMD just launched the Radeon RX 7700 non-XT,

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that's right, I said 7700. It's a new GPU based on the company's last gen RDNA3 architecture coming out two years

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after the XT version. AMD, if you're going for a nostalgia factor, I think you have to wait a bit longer.

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iPhone 17 owners are flooding the internet with complaints that their new slabs are getting

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scratched when they throw them without a case into their pocket or purse with their keys

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and custom knife collection. Wah!

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Apple has really dropped the ball here. Someone get to the bottom of all these reports.

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Thankfully, JerryRigEverything is confirmed via his professional skills and tools that

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scratching an iPhone 17 Pro with a razor blade will leave a mark.

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Okay, but seriously, the issue here has to do with the iPhone 17 Pro's anodized aluminum

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frame and certain decisions made by Apple about the design of the corners of the camera

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plateau. Zach from JerryRigEverything explains that this is why when you scratch the corner with

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a key, the corner will get scratched. Look, watch his video.

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I'm sure this is a big deal to people who love their naked phones, but I, you know, other

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people are pointing out that previous iPhone models also used anodized aluminum and they

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scratched easily, but that didn't qualify for the scandal gate treatment apparently.

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So throw a case on your phone, or don't, and keep scratching on and on until you get

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inside and scratch off the whole SSD inside the iPhone 17 Pro Max and replace it with

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another one like YouTuber Director Fang did here.

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You don't have to make it an ASMR video, though.

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Ugh. So you do end up calling your doctor and he's like, you know, that tech news feeling is

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actually totally normal. Take five quick bits and don't call me in the morning, you hypochondriac.

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You get some help. Not from me. The TikTok deal is real, an anonymous senior White House official told reporters today

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and it will involve ByteDance creating a US specific copy of the app's algorithm that

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a US-based joint group of investors can use on a lease.

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One of those investors is Oracle, who will also be responsible for security on the new

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All-American TikTok, which will only allow viral dances to country songs.

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None of that K-pop allowed, because that's Chinese.

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While the White House is brokering the deal, they will not be taking a stake in the new

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venture, which is something we have to clarify now. So that's fun.

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang confirmed on his joint investor call with Intel last week that NVIDIA

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's rumored N1 ARM-based PC processor and the GB10 SoC powering the company's DGX Spark

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Mini AI PCs that are already announced are actually one and the same.

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What? Now, there's still room for speculation here.

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Leaks have referenced both an N1 and N1X variant, but it's also worth pointing out

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that the GB10 slash N1, whatever it is, combines NVIDIA's GPU cores with MediaTek's ARM CPU

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cores. Will anyone care about that when Intel CPUs with integrated NVIDIA GPUs exist that were

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just announced last week? You have to answer that on your own.

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My brain is busy still thinking about how people don't put cases on their phones.

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Why? Lenovo has canceled some pre-orders for their upcoming Legion Go 2 Windows handheld because

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they received way more than they expected. They thought no one liked them and it wouldn't be right to hold on to their customer's money

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when the shipping date is uncertain. We don't want to do that to you.

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Oh, actually, I speak corporate ease. I can translate this.

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They're actually saying they could do without incessant emails tearing into their support

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staff over their order not being ready, like the customers in a fast food drive-through.

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Also, maybe just don't pre-order. Lenovo agrees with me, apparently.

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European airports are slowly recovering after a cyberattack caused delays and cancellations

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in London, Brussels, Dublin, Berlin, and more.

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There's a lot of cities in Europe. The cause was apparently ransomware that struck Collins Aerospace, the maker of software used

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by many airlines worldwide. Some say the hackers just wanted money, but they may also have demanded an end to those

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incredibly annoying cookie consent pop-ups every site had to add after the EU made it

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a law in 2009 because look, the European Commission is now considering reworking it.

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I'm not saying the hackers were right, but the pop-ups are really annoying.

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And Pope Leo XIV said in a recent interview covered by the Register that Vatican staff

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asked him for authorization to create an AI Pope that would match his personality so anyone

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could get a personal audience with the Pope.

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And Pope Leo was like, hey, f*** that.

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What is this? Only fans? Not verbatim.

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But I think that was the vibe. This AI stuff is really getting out of hand.

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The robots are now throwing themselves around, they're not even waiting for the testers

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to kick them anymore. What is it even doing here?

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It's trying to psych us out. But don't psych me out by saying you'll come back on Wednesday for more tech news and then

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not coming. Please. I just don't.

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I will believe you.
