Best MC Content of the Week (CCCXVIII)

We wrap up the week’s news with the usual roundup we publish on Sunday, rounding up the best we’ve brought you over the past seven days.

Inexpensive components that will give your PC new life for little money: cheap components that give your PC new life for little money. You will find a very useful selection in this article.

It discovers a serious vulnerability in Google Chrome that is being exploited: Be very careful when using the Google browser because this security hole has already been published.

The best PCDays deals: One of the best times of the year to buy technology has arrived, PcComponentes PcDays. We’ve checked all the offers and here we show you the most interesting in several categories.

Teufel BOOMSTER: sound quality at home and everywhere: With the advent of mp3s and streaming services, we’re seeing the decline of established audio networks. But instead we now have bluetooth speakers that allow us to fill spaces that were empty with music again.

Microsoft Defender excels in AV-TEST’s anti-ransomware test: Microsoft’s Windows security solution shines its own light once again, this time as a defense against fearsome ransomware.

PS5 Pro: everything we know about Sony’s next console: We’ll have to wait a little longer for it to hit the market, but based on the rumors and leaks that have already surfaced, we’re trying to shape what to expect.

VoD news: as every week, we will tell you about all the premieres that you can find on the main video-on-demand platforms, so that you do not miss any of those releases that you have been waiting for a long time.

The Xbox series could expand its family with a new portable console: and we continue with the consoles we expect for the future, in this case with what could be Microsoft’s jump to portables.

Raptor Lake-S, everything we know about the new Intel: We are approaching the arrival of the 13th generation Intel Core with the consolidation of the hybrid architecture that debuted at Alder Lake. That’s all that’s known so far about what Intel has in store.

How to Emulate Super Nintendo and PlayStation with RetroArch for Android: Did you know that you can use one of the most popular classic emulators on Android devices? Here we will tell you step by step how to do it.

Twitter Limits: do you know how many tweets you can send per day? How many accounts can you follow? Can you send as many direct messages as you want? In these Basics, we answer all of these questions so you’ll have no trouble using Twitter.

What do we know about the iPhone 14?: This new generation of iPhone suggests, according to rumors, some changes that can be very interesting. We take an in-depth look at everything we expect from the next generation of the most successful smartphone on the high-end market.

They are developing a “democratic” AI that distributes wealth better than humans: Artificial intelligence has already proven its capabilities in many areas, but what happens when we introduce a moral factor into its decision-making?

Instructions for building a PC for gaming and eSports for 472 euros: It seems unbelievable, doesn’t it? Well, it’s actually quite possible. We’ll tell you what components to do it with and what expansion options you’ll have in the future.

A modern but fragile society: Is the digital blackout the new Armageddon? Have we crossed the line of what is reasonable in terms of technological dependence? The answers admit of many nuances, but it is a question we must ask ourselves.