Nathan Edwards is a Senior Reviews Editor at The Verge. With a wealth of experience in reviewing computer hardware and consumer tech, he has covered various themes including technology, software, and sports business since 2007. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as CNN, BBC News, and The Independent.
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By: Nathan Edwards
You can get a great, color-accurate 5K monitor for half the price of an Apple Studio Display. | Photo by John Higgins / The Verge RAMageddon has come for computers. The price of memory chips, hard drives, and solid state storage has skyrocketed. That's led to price increases on desktop and laptop RAM, SSDs,… Technology News
At Aftermath, Chris Person (who else?) explains how to hack together a bootleg Steam Machine using a cheap castoff cryptomining GPU. It’s a high-effort, low-cost build made possible by 3D printing, open platforms, and a host of enthusiasts working together. And the power of Linux, of course. [Link: Bless The BC250, The Budget E-waste Steam Machine
Swedish-language site Flamman reported that Daniel Berntsson gave 5 million Swedish kronor to the Örebro Party. The VPN company responded to the news on X, and Mullvad’s co-CEO Fredrik Strömberg told TechRadar “I don’t like that he made this donation,” but that “we will continue to protect the universal right to privacy.” [Link: 'I don’t like that he made this donation' — Mullvad CEO reacts to co-founder’s donation to controversial Swedish populist party
Nauru is the only nation to have never played an official international football match and hardly anyone there plays the game. Is that about to change?
By: Nathan Edwards
Nauru is the only nation to have never played an official international football match and hardly anyone there plays the game. Is that about to change?
If you said that in your head in a weird little voice, good news: Dropout is now streaming Don Hertzfeldt’s legendary animated films, from Rejected to World of Tomorrow. Paper Trail, which just won the short film category at the Annecy Festival, will be available September 1st. [Media: https://www.youtube/watch?v=fS4aHNB5WRo]
The Classic-TKL is one of my favorite keyboard kits, and now you don't have to build it yourself
By: Jay Peters, Nathan Edwards, Victoria Song, Jacob Kastrenakes, David Imel
Follow Google’s Pixel show with us!
By: Jacob Kastrenakes, David Imel, Jay Peters, Victoria Song, Nathan Edwards
We're ready for some bad jokes during Google's celebrity-packed live show.
Ploopy just announced the A Plus trackball, the successor to the open-source, 3D-printed Adept. It has six buttons, two dials, a wrist rest, and RGB LEDs. It goes on sale on August 19th starting at $99 CAD (about $71 USD). Ploopy. [Image: https://platform.theverge/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/08/ploopyaplus.jpg?quality=90&strip=all]
