I built an offline Grammarly alternative and turned it into a Mac app without any coding

I used Claude to build myself a fully offline, and locally processed alternative to Grammarly. The first build took me less than 30 seconds and I didn’t even have to see or write a line of code.

These retailers have the best RTX 5060, RTX 5070, and RTX 5080 gaming laptop deals this Memorial Day — and yes, they have 32GB of RAM

I’ve searched all of the best retailers this Memorial Day – if you’re looking for that next gaming laptop, these are the best deals by far.

China will put a unique ID code on humanoid robots, just like citizen ID for us humans

China’s new humanoid robot ID system works like a citizen identity code. a unique number that follows each bipedal machine through its entire life cycle.

Huawei reveals its own replacement for Moore’s Law as it aims straight at 1.4nm chips

Huawei’s Tau Scaling Law shifts the chip race away from pure transistor shrinking and toward faster signal movement, with the company boldly aiming for 1.4nm-equivalent density by 2031.

12 of the best Memorial Day laptop deals — my top picks from Dell, Best Buy, Apple, HP, and Lenovo from $179

I’ve searched through all of this year’s Memorial Day laptop sales and picked out the top 12 offers I’d recommend, with prices starting as low as $179.

Microsoft will let you uninstall Copilot app as Windows 11 clean-up moves ahead

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update introduces new ways to permanently remove Copilot using Group Policy, Registry changes, and traditional uninstall methods.

Copilot is getting a sidebar treatment for Windows 11, just like Gemini in Chrome

Copilot is getting a dockable sidebar in Windows 11 that works similarly to Gemini in Chrome, an approach that Microsoft already tried and scrapped.

HP’s new ZBook workstations are bringing AI chips, Blackwell GPUs, and eye-watering prices

HP has launched new ZBook workstation laptops featuring Ryzen AI processors, premium displays, and high-end configurations aimed at creators and professional users.

5 things Microsoft isn’t fixing with Windows 11 that I’d love to see happen

If Microsoft is serious about crowd-pleasing changes — and that appears to be the case — here’s how it could score some huge wins with everyday users.