Publishing a website is still more complicated than it should be, but the best website builders speed up the process. Instead of dealing with multiple files on a server and learning the ins and outs of networking, website builders do exactly what it says on the tin. Piece by piece, using a drag-and-drop interface, you can design your website the way you want with immediate feedback, rather than wasting time buried in code and waiting for it to come out the other end.
There are dozens of website builders, and most of them range from decent to downright bad. Any host with a little ambition has a website builder floating around, even if it’s slow, clunky, and lacking in features. I’ve focused on finding the best tools for building your website that go beyond just an add-on, and these are my favorites. If you’re looking for something simpler than a full-blown website, check out our list of the Best Portfolio Sites.
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Squarespace by Jacob Roach
You’ve heard of Squarespace countless times, I’m sure, and that’s no accident. It’s an inviting website builder that has stood out with bold and striking templates. Underneath the veneer of attractive yet deceptively simple websites, you’ll find one of the most capable website builders on the market. This balance between power and usability is what sets Squarespace apart.
It feels like a creative tool. While other website builders take their time and stutter to get a new element onto your page, Squarespace feels fluid. Its dashboard gives you quick access to editing your site, and at every turn, Squarespace feels designed so you never have to look for a tutorial. I started a simple photography website and within an hour I had a custom course page set up, an appointment scheduler with automated confirmation emails, and services (with pricing and the ability to accept payments) set up.
Squarespace isn’t cheap, but it also doesn’t stray into restrictive, low-cost plans. Even on the Basic plan, you have access to ecommerce tools and space for multiple collaborators.
Squarespace Pricing and Plans
Best cheap website builder
Hosting by Jacob Roach
Hostinger is best known as a web hosting provider, but it has a surprisingly robust website builder that you can use on its own or for free as part of a hosting package. You don’t get the same world-class template design and dense feature set as a more expensive builder like Squarespace, but that’s okay. Hostinger’s website builder will only cost you a few dollars per month, and based on my testing, it seems heavily aimed at newcomers.
You sacrifice some power for convenience, but there’s a lot you can accomplish with Hostinger. Integrations with PayPal, Stripe, and Square let you quickly set up ecommerce. WhatsApp add-ons offer live chat features, and Printful support means you can sell printed goods on demand. And, if you get past the website builder, Hostinger lets you export your website content to WordPress.
Where Hostinger wins for me is through its AI tools. Almost every website builder these days has AI integrated in some way, but it’s around every corner at Hostinger. You need to pay more for some of these AI features – the logo generator, for example, requires credits – but they provide a great starting point for simulating the look and tone of your site.
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Best for Small Businesses
Wix by Jacob Roach
Wix is without a doubt Squarespace’s biggest competitor, and I had a hard time putting one above the other. Ultimately, Wix ended up on the back burner due to higher prices and a slightly less intuitive interface. This is partly due to how powerful Wix is. Rather than corralling you into an elegant (albeit restrictive) website-building workflow, Wix gives you tons of options.
First, models. You can get a few hundred elsewhere, but Wix offers over 2,000 templates. At the time of writing, there are 223 pages of them on the Wix website. Not all are winners, but I was able to create a quick photography portfolio website in a few minutes by browsing the templates and uploading a few photos.
Marc Benioff is San Francisco’s longtime liberal-leaning billionaire, the technology executive who funded services for homeless people, donated to the city’s public schools and organized fundraisers for Hillary Clinton.
But in a new and comprehensive telephone interview with the New York Times on his private plane, Benioff revealed a political transformation that seemed to surprise even his own communications team, despite Salesforce having hundreds of contracts with the federal government.
The Salesforce founder stated that he “fully supports” President Trump and thinks National Guard troops should patrol the streets of San Francisco. He became emotional as he sat across from Trump at a state dinner at Windsor Castle, telling the president “how grateful I am for everything he is doing.” He praised the efficiency efforts of Elon Musk’s administration and said he had not closely followed news about the immigration raids or Trump’s attacks on the media.
The 50-minute conversation reportedly ended after Benioff turned to his public relations executive, apparently noticing her expression. “What about political issues?” he could be heard asking. “Too spicy?”
While Benioff’s move mirrors Trump’s broader accommodation in Silicon Valley, the exchange offered a rare glimpse of how far this repositioning could go. The question now: Will other Bay Area tech CEOs follow Benioff’s example and call in federal troops in their own backyard?
Marineland says it has more than a dozen reasons why none of the remaining 30 belugas should be sent to a proposed whale sanctuary in Nova Scotia.
The shuttered Ontario theme park, which is trying to sell the whales to avoid bankruptcy, made headlines last week when federal Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson denied Marineland’s request for permission to send Canada’s last captive whales to buyers at an aquarium in China.
Marineland responded by saying it does not have the money to continue feeding the whales and has asked Ottawa for emergency funding, warning that it might otherwise have no choice but to euthanize the snow-white mammals.
Thompson said he “would love to see the whales in a sanctuary,” but Marineland argued that no such sanctuary is currently available for 30 belugas, including the Whale Sanctuary Project’s proposed coastal refuge near Wine Harbor, NS.
The owners of the theme park in Niagara Falls, Ontario, have released a report claiming the site in eastern Nova Scotia is heavily polluted and has not seen any development since plans for its construction were released in 2020.
“Marineland is of the opinion that serious environmental issues that remain unresolved, coupled with a complete lack of demonstrated financial viability, preclude any further consideration of WSP as an appropriate location,” the report says.
“Based on the apparent lack of progress to date, it is not possible to estimate any date by which the WSP facility may be able to receive cetaceans.”
Proponent defends project
Charles Vinick, CEO of the Whale Sanctuary Project, said Tuesday that Marineland raised these same allegations in a detailed study released in 2021.
“We have completed all environmental analyzes of the site – both on land and in water – required by the government,” Vinick said in an interview, adding that a 40-hectare floating net enclosure could eventually hold eight to 10 belugas.
In response to Marineland’s complaint about waste left by gold mining in the area, which ended in the 1930s, Vinick said a mitigation plan aimed at covering the tailings deposits with gravel and concrete has already been approved, and water sampling showed no contamination.
Charles Vinick, CEO of the proposed Whale Sanctuary Project, says his team continues to raise funds from private donors. (CBC)
On another front, Marineland claims WSP has not done enough to address toxic arsenic found in the soil at the bottom of the bay where the underwater refuge will be built. Vinick said experts told WSP that arsenic remains trapped in the soil and should not be disturbed.
“There have been some restrictions on fishing certain shellfish,” Vinick said. “[But] lobster and other fishing happens all the time in this area. And every catch has been inspected for years and no problems have been found.”
As for the project’s finances, Vinick said his U.S.-based nonprofit continues to raise funds from private donors, and the group said it will not seek government funding for the $20 million project.
“We don’t have all the funds today,” Vinick said. “[But] we’re seeing a lot of outreach from the public, other organizations and people who want to help these specific animals.”
To be sure, the Whale Sanctuary Project will not offer Marineland any money for the belugas, he said. “We do not believe that the buying and selling of whales is something that should continue and we are not in a position, either philosophically or financially, to consider it.”
Opposition from landowners
Meanwhile, the project remains stalled because it faces opposition from a small group of local landowners whose unanimous consent is needed to allow the sanctuary to proceed. Until that happens, Nova Scotia Natural Resources Minister Tory Rushton said he will not grant WSP a Crown lease for 81 hectares of land and water.
Emails obtained by the Canadian Press through freedom of information laws indicate that some landowners were concerned that they would lose access to water when the networks were installed. Others complained about increased traffic because WSP planned to build an education center nearby, but Vinick’s team dropped that idea.
And even if the reluctant landowners change their minds, the project will also require approval from Transport Canada under the Canadian Navigable Waters Act, as well as permits from the federal Department of Fisheries to transfer the whales.
In January this year, the French government rejected WSP’s offer to provide refuge to two resident orcas at Marineland Antibes in southern France. Under French law, the country’s last two captive performing orcas – Wikie and Keijo – must be removed from France by the end of this year.
French officials said the Nova Scotia sanctuary would not be ready in time and were concerned about ocean temperatures off the province’s east coast.
According to figures compiled by The Canadian Press, 19 belugas, a killer whale and a dolphin have died at Marineland since the end of 2019, but the company has long defended its treatment of the animals, saying the deaths were part of the natural cycle of life.
Vivek Prakriya is running for a seat on the Redmond (Washington) City Council at age 20. (Photo courtesy of Vivek Prakriya)
Vivek PrakriyaHis academic research has explored the intersection of machine learning and quantum field theory, including work that used AI to identify subatomic particles.
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Originally from Redmond, Washington, Prakriya is looking for a place on the City Council in his hometown east of Seattle, hoping to leverage his tech skills to solve problems in infrastructure, transportation and affordable housing.
At age 20, Prakriya would be among the youngest people to hold elected office in Washington state. But he is already accustomed to following this path – he entered the University of Washington after high school and, now in his fifth year, is studying computer science, mathematics and physics.
He was also the founding engineer of a startup called Data2 before interning last summer at Amazon, where he worked on agent AI workflows in the payments division.
“I have so many ideas for technologies that I want to bring to the city,” said Prakriya. “The government simply moves slower than startups.”
Prakriya is a product of Redmond Public Schools. In the city that is home to Microsoft, he still lives in the house his parents bought when they started at the company. Your father Mahesh I just retired after almost 29 years and his mother Tara, who started in 1997, is currently vice president of Microsoft’s Surface division.
Vivek Prakriya and supporters of his candidacy for Redmond City Council. (Photo courtesy of Vivek Prakriya)
Prakriya was hired by the city government last year when he became curious about what the council was doing and started attending meetings. He was so enchanted that he returned week after week and began reading city documents such as the budget and comprehensive plan.
He took a position with the City of Redmond’s Human Services Commission in April and has ideas for implementing artificial intelligence tools to improve processes, such as creating a chatbot where people can type in questions in their native language and get access to needed resources in that language.
Prakriya also believes the technology can be used to improve the city’s permitting process or to help Redmond achieve its housing goals. As a math-oriented person, he finds it difficult to make decisions without data.
“I want to be on the board to set that vision, to champion ideas like this,” he said. “That’s the main reason I’m running.”
Node August 5 primary electionsPrakriya won 49% of the vote for Council position No. 2. Steve Camposwho received 32% of the primary vote in the November 4th general election.
Prakriya has garnered support from several political veterans, including Rep. Suzan DelBene (D-WA), former Washington Governor and U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke, Redmond Mayor Angela Birney, Redmond City Council President Vanessa Kritzer, and a host of state senators and representatives.
Serving on the board is a part-time role, and Prakriya is certain she will pursue a full-time career in technology, perhaps at Amazon or the startup where she has experience. He is focused on winning the race ahead before discussing a future in politics.
When not working, school or campaigning, Prakriya is an avid skier who began the sport at age 2. He is a longtime Seattle Seahawks fan who attended their legendary playoff victory against the Green Bay Packers when he was 10 years old.
Asked how the city’s residents react when a fresh-faced kid knocks on their door to discuss his candidacy for City Council, Prakriya laughed.
“I grew a beard, so I look a little older,” he said.
As artificial intelligence becomes more popular, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department in Arizona is looking at how it can use the emerging technology. Since the beginning of the year, deputies have been testing a program called Draft One, from Axon.
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TUCSON, Ariz. – As artificial intelligence becomes more popular, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department is looking at how it can use the emerging technology.
Earlier this year, deputies began a test of Axon’s Draft One, a program that writes incident reports using AI. A body camera records the interactions, and then the program uses the audio and any additional information from the deputy to create a first draft. Deputies then review everything before submitting the final report.
“They’re able to check for completeness and accuracy and everything else,” said Capt. Derek Ogden, “but the initial first draft, they can’t send it out as a case report.”
Demonstrating the program, Deputy Dylan Lane showed how Draft One can write a case report that would take 30 minutes to complete in five minutes.
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A Pima County deputy opens Draft One to begin writing his case report. Once completed, he will check it for accuracy before sending it. (Amalia Roy)
“Most of the time it’s just quick changes, making sure all the information is still accurate and then adding those little details,” Lane said.
Ogden said Draft One saves crucial time during shifts when deputies deal with multiple incidents in a row. He said the program is one of several ways the department is exploring AI tools.
Draft One writes a case report using footage from an Axon body camera. (Amalia Roy)
“We recently saw a detective from our criminal investigation division use AI to identify an unidentified deceased person,” Ogden said. “We are also looking at ways to increase the productivity and efficiency of our patrol officers and some of our correctional officers.”
Law enforcement agencies across the country are evaluating how artificial intelligence could help their departments, especially as they deal with resource shortages.
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“Many law enforcement agencies have limited budgets. It’s very attractive to them to have a tool that allows them to do more with less,” said Max Isaacs of The Policing Project, a nonprofit at NYU School of Law that studies public safety and police accountability.
Isaacs said that while AI offers opportunities to save resources, there isn’t much data on how much help these programs actually provide.
A Pima County deputy uses an Axon body camera in a simulated emergency call. (Amalia Roy)
“There are lots of examples of crimes being solved or efficiencies being achieved,” Isaacs said, “but in terms of large-scale studies that rigorously show us the amount of benefits, we don’t have them yet.”
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Isaacs also raised the issue of accuracy.
“AI is not perfect. It can rely on flawed data. The system itself can be flawed. When there are errors in AI systems, it can lead to very serious consequences. It can lead to false arrests. It can lead investigators to a dead end and waste time and resources,” Isaacs said.
Responding to these concerns, Ogden agreed that the information may be flawed. He said this is why human eyes must review every report written with Draft One.
After a successful trial with 20 deputies, Ogden said the next step is to expand Draft One to corrections officers.
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In July, Apple filed a lawsuit against Jon Prosser and Michael Ramacciotti for allegedly stealing the company’s trade secrets. The complaint alleged that the pair coordinated the hacking of former Apple software engineer Ethan Lipnik’s development iPhone to access and profit from details about iOS 19, which ended up being called iOS 26.
Prosser leaked several details about what is now known as iOS 26, in videos shared on his YouTube channel Front Page Tech. The videos revealed some details about iOS 26’s new translucent design, which Apple ended up calling Liquid Glass, months before Apple announced the software update at WWDC 2025 in June.
There were some developments in the case this week, according to court documents.
On Tuesday, Ramacciotti’s deadline to respond to Apple’s complaint was extended by Oct. 17, as the lawsuit indicates he only hired an attorney after the initial Aug. 14 deadline to respond had passed.
On Friday, Apple’s lawyers said Prosser had not yet responded to the complaint or appeared in the case. As a result, they presented a request for a default judgment against Prosser, which could result in the assigned judge ruling in Apple’s favor and granting him relief. Apple is seeking monetary damages and an injunction to prevent Prosser and Ramacciotti from further disclosing Apple’s confidential information.
Despite not responding to Apple’s lawsuit, Prosser has continued to upload videos to YouTube, including a review of the iPhone Air earlier this week.
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Tieran artificial intelligence startup that automates enterprise software deployments, emerged from stealth mode today with $4.75 million in seed funding led by Bain Capital Venturesaiming for a fundamental change in the way companies deploy and maintain critical business systems.
The San Francisco-based company has developed AI agents specifically trained to handle end-to-end Service now implementations — complex enterprise software deployments that traditionally require months of work by offshore consulting teams and cost companies millions of dollars annually.
“The biggest barrier to digital transformation isn’t the technology – it’s the time it takes to implement it,” said Rahul Kayala, founder and CEO of Echelon, who previously worked at an AI-powered IT company Moveworks. “AI agents are eliminating this constraint entirely, enabling companies to experiment, iterate, and deploy platform changes with unprecedented speed.”
The announcement signals a possible interruption in $1.5 trillion global IT services marketwhere companies like Accenture, Deloitteand Capgemini Labor-intensive consulting models have long dominated, which Echelon says are becoming obsolete in the age of artificial intelligence.
Why ServiceNow Deployments Take Months and Cost Millions
Service nowa cloud-based platform used by companies to manage IT services, human resources and business workflows, has become critical infrastructure for large organizations. However, implementing and customizing the platform typically requires specialized knowledge that most companies do not have in-house.
The complexity stems from ServiceNow’s vast customization capabilities. Organizations often need hundreds of “catalog items” — digital forms and workflows for employee requests — each requiring specific configurations, approval processes, and integrations with existing systems. According to Echelon research, these implementations often extend well beyond planned timelines due to technical complexity and communication bottlenecks between business stakeholders and development teams.
“What starts out simple often turns into weeks of effort once the real work begins,” the company noted in its analysis of common implementation challenges. “A basic request form consists of five requests rolled into one. We had catalog items with 50+ variables, 10+ UI policies, all connected. Update one field and something else would break.”
The traditional solution involves hiring offshore development teams or expensive consultants, creating what Echelon describes as a problematic cycle: “A question here, a delay there and suddenly you’re weeks behind schedule.”
How AI Agents Replace Expensive Offshore Consulting Teams
Echelon’s approach replaces human advisors with elite-trained AI agents Service now experts from leading consulting companies. These agents can analyze business requirements, ask clarifying questions in real time, and automatically generate complete ServiceNow configurations, including forms, workflows, test scenarios, and documentation.
The technology offers a significant advancement over general-purpose AI tools. Instead of providing generic code suggestions, Echelon agents understand ServiceNow’s specific architecture, best practices, and common integration patterns. They can identify gaps in requirements and propose solutions aligned with corporate governance standards.
“Instead of routing each input through five people, the business process owner directly uploaded their requirements,” Kayala explained, describing a recent customer implementation. “The AI developer analyzes and asks follow-up questions like: ‘I see a process flow with 3 branches but only 2 triggers. Should there be a third? The kind of thing an experienced developer would ask. With AI, these questions arose instantly.”
Early customers report dramatic time savings. A financial services company saw a service catalog migration project that was expected to take six months completed in six weeks using Echelon AI agents.
What Makes Echelon AI Different From Coding Assistants
Echelon’s technology addresses several technical challenges that have hindered the broader adoption of AI in enterprise software implementation. Agents are trained not only on ServiceNow’s technical capabilities, but also on the accumulated experience of senior consultants who understand complex business requirements, governance structures and integration patterns.
This approach differs from general-purpose AI coding assistants like GitHub Copilotthat provide syntax suggestions but lack domain-specific knowledge. Echelon agents understand ServiceNow data models, security frameworks, and upgrade considerations – knowledge typically gained through years of consulting experience.
The company’s training methodology involves elite ServiceNow experts from consulting firms such as Accenture and specialized partner ServiceNow Third. This built-in expertise allows AI to handle complex requirements and edge cases that would typically require the intervention of a senior consultant.
The real challenge is not teaching AI to write code, but rather capturing the intuitive knowledge that separates junior developers from experienced architects. ServiceNow senior consultants instinctively know which customizations will break during upgrades and how simple requests turn into complex integration problems. This institutional knowledge creates a much more defensible moat than general-purpose coding wizards can offer.
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The emergence of Echelon reflects broader trends that are reshaping the enterprise software market. As companies accelerate digital transformation initiatives, the traditional consulting model increasingly appears inadequate for the speed and scale required.
ServiceNow itself has grown rapidly, reporting more than $10.98 billion in annual revenue by 2024and $12.06 billion for the twelve months ending June 30, 2025, as organizations continue to digitize more business processes. However, this growth has created a persistent talent shortage, with demand for qualified ServiceNow professionals – especially those with AI experience – significantly outpacing supply.
The startup’s approach could fundamentally change the economics of implementing enterprise software. Traditional consulting engagements often involve large teams working for months, with costs increasing linearly with the complexity of the project. AI agents, on the other hand, can handle multiple projects simultaneously and apply the learned knowledge to customers.
Rak Garg, a partner at Bain Capital Ventures who led Echelon’s funding round, sees this as part of a larger shift toward AI-powered professional services. “We see the same trend with other BCV companies such as Prophet’s Securitythat automates security operations, and Crosbythat automates legal services for startups. AI is quickly becoming the delivery layer for multiple functions.”
Go beyond ServiceNow and maintain enterprise reliability
Despite early success, Echelon faces significant challenges in scaling its approach. Enterprise customers prioritize reliability over speed, and any AI-generated configurations must meet strict security and compliance requirements.
“Inertia is the biggest risk,” Garg acknowledged. “IT systems should never go down, and companies lose thousands of man-hours of productivity with each outage. Proving reliability at scale and developing repeatable results will be critical for Echelon.”
The company plans to expand beyond ServiceNow to other enterprise platforms, including SAP, Sales forceand work day — each creating substantial additional market opportunities. However, each platform requires the development of new domain knowledge and training models on platform-specific best practices.
Tier it also faces potential competition from established consulting firms that are developing their own AI capabilities. However, Garg views these companies as potential partners rather than competitors, noting that many have already approached Echelon about collaboration opportunities.
“They know AI is changing their business model in real time,” he said. “Customers are putting immense price pressure on larger companies and asking tough questions, and these companies can use Echelon agents to accelerate their projects.”
How AI Agents Could Reshape All Professional Services
Echelon’s funding and exit from stealth marks a significant milestone in the application of AI to professional services. Unlike consumer AI applications, which primarily improve individual productivity, enterprise AI agents like Echelon directly replace skilled labor at scale.
The company’s approach – training AI systems based on specialized knowledge rather than just technical documentation – could serve as a model for automating other complex professional services. Legal research, financial analysis, and technical consulting involve similar patterns of applying specialized knowledge to specific client needs.
For business customers, the promise goes beyond cost savings to strategic agility. Organizations that can quickly implement and modify business processes gain competitive advantages in markets where customer expectations and regulatory requirements change frequently.
As Kayala noted, “This opens up a completely different approach to business agility and competitive advantage.”
The implications go far beyond ServiceNow implementations. If AI agents can master the complexities of enterprise software deployment – one of the most complex and relationship-dependent areas of professional services – few knowledge work domains can remain immune to automation.
The question is not whether AI will transform professional services, but how quickly human knowledge can be converted into autonomous digital workers who never sleep, never leave for competitors, and get smarter with every project they complete.
You can build your own PC. It’s not that difficult. The time commitment may be too much for some people, but the end result is usually more appealing since you know what happened and what can inevitably be updated. Custom PC makers like Maingear need to find some compelling reasons to sell a more expensive tower. You can already see from the photo above that there is a big reason why you should choose the Maingear Apex Rush before another PC. Your ultra-expensive tower can look like a work of art as long as you treat it well.
The last Maingear desktop I reviewed, the MG-1, was a carefully built, customizable PC that looked a lot like something I might have built, at least judging by the exterior. Inside, the tower was much better than that, thanks to bolt-on GPU support and cable management that would leave even the most demanding IT pros nodding in approval. The interior was inlaid with a strip of RGB lights that offered a subtle internal glow. It was the kind of sloppy DIY project that anyone building their own PC could easily tackle.
Maingear Apex Rush Artist Series
You could spend a lot less just building a PC yourself, but I doubt it would be as beautiful and well put together as a Maingear Apex Rush
Art makes your PC truly unique
Stable construction
Excellent cable management
High-end gaming performance
Premium over PC parts
Glass art can be scratched
Not much front or rear I/O
When Maingear first announced its Rush PCs at CES 2025, the company’s CEO Wallace Santos told Gizmodo that they tried to create a desktop that felt truly unique, hence the special “Artist Series” designs that promote a unique case while offering an internal design with everything gamers expect. This design doesn’t come cheap. My review unit, with a high-end AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU, Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 GPU, 32GB of RAM, 2TB of storage, and all the special cooling gear with RGB lights in and around the case, costs $4,325. That’s $1,000 more than the previous generation MG-1, which featured a top-of-the-line 14th Gen Intel CPU and an Nvidia RTX 4080 Super. The Artist Series GPU costs an extra premium above units without the exclusive artwork.
If I try to build a very similar PC using custom parts, I can build something for around $2,600, and that’s without chasing discounts. You are paying Maingear for the hassle-free experience. At this price, the Apex Rush should be the last PC – gaming or otherwise – you buy for a long, long time. The MSI Pro B850-P motherboard has enough RAM and PCI-E slots to make upgrading easy. But you can find many other much cheaper desktops with similar components for under $3,000, like a specific version of the Cyberpower PC Gamer Supreme. Will the beauty of your case last that long? It depends on whether you’re willing to protect your case from any blunt instruments or cats that would use your PC as a launching pad for the windowsill.
Just look at this thing. THE Grand Theft Auto: Vice City the vibrations are almost enough to get me in the gaming mood on their own. The sides of the aquarium on the front and left of the tower are covered in vinyl art and surrounded with RGB LED strips. There are three different artworks to choose from, including a cyberpunk-style “Machina” version and a pan-Asian “Good Fortune” edition, although I found the “Night Drive” version I reviewed much better suited to the internal glow of the RGB fans, RGB RAM sticks, and RGB liquid-cooling CPU unit. The only thing that spoils the look is the neon “gamer” signage on the front. It also features a giant “Maingear” logo that is more distracting than fun.
Maingear is so confident in its build quality that it ships its units without foam inserts inside the case itself. The GPU is firmly secured with a printed bracket screwed into the case. The Apex Rush is a heavy unit, as you might expect from a midrange desktop tower full of high-end PCs. It’s probably a good idea that you don’t drag the unit from room to room, as the painted artwork on the glass could get chewed up if you scratch it during transport. I’ve held onto Apex Rush long enough; I had to move it from table to table and in that time I managed to scratch the paint on the top of the glass and the edge of the top panel of the table. The metal parts of the case fare much better. Still, it’s best to treat the Apex Rush with more care than your regular black aluminum turrets.
Many PC towers place their front ports at the top of the unit. Not only does this look ugly with the tumors of various peripheral dongles sticking out, but it also means you have to plug wired connections into the PC if, for example, you need to plug in a headset or mouse. The Apex Rush sets its front I/O right next to the right foot of the tower. You will only have access to one USB-C, two USB-A and one headphone jack. I would have preferred more USB-C and perhaps placed it on the side closest to the user.
As for the back, there’s a similar lack of USB-C, something I appreciated on Alienware’s massive Area-51 desktop tower. There’s an HDMI port, four USB-A 2.0 ports, plus two USB-C 10G sockets. With the number of peripherals I regularly connect to my desktop, I quickly ran out of USB.
Inside, the Apex Rush’s motherboard is not covered with any covers to make the components look “clean”. I’m in the camp that prefers a PC to look like a PC. There’s a unique elegance to silicon soldered onto a motherboard surrounded by heatsinks and wires. The Maingear versions look sleeker than other PCs I’ve used, thanks to their expert eye on component selection and cable management. All motherboard, CPU, and GPU wiring exits the stage through several hatches just behind the motherboard. If you remove the back panel of the Apex Rush, you’ll find all the cabling in neat bundles down to the side-mounted power supply or power supply unit. Behind a metal panel mounted on a hinge, you’ll find all the wires tied together with Velcro straps that make it easy to find the right component connected to the power supply. You won’t have to do any finger gymnastics to get to each port.
My test case came with the 850W MSI MAG A850GL, which is enough for the RTX 5080 GPU, but barely enough power if you want to connect an RTX 5090. It’s not a very large unit that will offer more upgrade paths, but there is a 16-PIN PCIe connection for the Nvidia GPU and enough connection options if you want to fall back on an AMD in some apocalyptic future where the RTX 5080 no longer works.
With these specs, of course, Apex Rush performs well
If Alienware’s absolutely gargantuan Area-51 desktop PC was all about girth while still delivering expected performance, the Apex Rush pre-built lineup offers more subtle beauty without the promise of getting the most out of every game possible.
AMD’s Ryzen 7 9800X3D is considered one of the high-end CPUs for a reason. In benchmarks against an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, AMD’s chip is simply better for gaming purposes. Intel’s Arrow Lake CPUs got a bad rap at launch, performing poorly even compared to 14th generation high-end consumer chips. Intel has released several fixes over the months to bring gaming performance back to expected levels, but it hasn’t been enough to defend Intel’s top-of-the-line chip. AMD’s X3D chips use a special layered cache for extended memory inside the CPU. This primarily benefits gaming scenarios, which is why gamers look to these chips in the first place, while Intel’s Arrow Lake has fallen by the wayside.
Enough time has passed since the launch of the RTX 50 series that Nvidia’s drivers have paved the way to squeeze a few more frames out of most games compared to previous months. I first tested the RTX 5080 Founders Edition on an Origin PC Neuron 3500X version, and after many moons, I can say that the platform is relatively bug-free and stable enough to enjoy your games without the hassle of reinstalling drivers or fiddling with the BIOS. With AMD’s best gaming CPU, I can outpace older systems in the 3DMark Speedway tests by just over 200 points. In 3DMark Steel Nomad, the difference is close to 500 points. Game scenarios may look like I can get about five more average frames in Cyberpunk 2077 benchmarks running with ray tracing enabled and balanced DLSS settings on the Maingear build than I could on the Neuron 3500X’s Core Ultra 9 285K with the same GPU. CPU-heavy games like Total War: Warhammer III benefit even more.
You really can’t expect much from a PC like this, despite the price. If you have any hope of outperforming games without any AI upscaling like Nvidia’s deep learning super sampling (DLSS), you’ll need to opt for an RTX 5090 and spend even more. Even so, you will leave disappointed. I still believe the RTX 5080 is what a demanding gamer needs for 4K gaming. If you want an Apex Rush with a high-end GPU, you could end up spending more than $7,000.
The premium price on top of an already expensive PC is hard to swallow. Again, building a PC yourself can be cheaper and more fun. However, Maingear promises lifetime product support and free repairs. The company doesn’t fill your PC with bloatware that you have to delete. The build quality of the Apex Rush is, as usual, spot on.
Remember when we all thought VR would be a lot bigger than it actually was? Well, Khalid is here to remind us of at least some of the possibilities of technology with the video for “Nah,” from his new album After the sun sets.
The video is pretty straightforward, with shots of Khalid singing the groovy single outside a nightclub and on a phone (corded and all! Y2K is back, baby!). But if you have a VR-enabled headset, you can look around (or manually pan the YouTube clip above) to see more of the scene, including dancers gyrating to the track’s sinuous bassline.
In a press release for After the sun setswhich was released today following the singles “Out Of Body” and “In Plain Sight”, Khalid said of the album:
“This is what freedom sounds like. I am completely vulnerable, honest, healing, and fearless. I am proud of who I am and the love I have to give, and I think there is power in that. My hope is that my music helps uplift others and is a soundtrack to their journeys.”
Watch Khalid’s Google VR “Nah” video above.
After the sun sets is out now via Right Hand Music Group, LLC/RCA Records. You can find more information here.
Celebridades estão de luto pela perda de Diane Keatonque morreu aos 79 anos.
Pessoas deu a notícia de sua morte no sábado, 11 de outubro, confirmando que O padrinho estrela morreu na Califórnia. Mais detalhes ainda não foram divulgados, pois sua família pede privacidade durante este momento difícil.
Bette Midler foi uma das primeiras estrelas a quebrar o silêncio após a notícia da morte de Keaton.
“A brilhante, bela e extraordinária Diane Keaton morreu. Não posso dizer o quão insuportavelmente triste isso me deixa”, Midler, 79, legendou uma postagem no Instagram no sábado. “Ela era hilária, completamente original e completamente sem dolo, ou qualquer competitividade que se esperaria de tal estrela. O que você viu foi quem ela era… oh, la, lala!”
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Keaton Pai da noiva costar Steve Martin compartilhou uma foto dela no X.
“Amado!” ele escreveu. “La dee da, la dee da.”
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Os fãs da famosa atriz Diane Keaton estão revisitando alguns dos papéis mais memoráveis da atriz após a notícia de sua morte. As pessoas confirmaram em 11 de outubro de 2025 que a atriz de Something’s Gotta Give morreu na Califórnia. Ela tinha 79 anos. Um porta-voz disse ao canal que nenhuma informação adicional sobre a morte da atriz estava disponível no momento, […]
Algumas estrelas – como Brad Garrett e Olivia Munn – reagiu à notícia por meio de comentários no Instagram, compartilhando emojis de coração partido e rosto chorando. Outros optaram por mensagens mais longas para homenagear a falecida atriz.
Continue rolando para ver quais estrelas se manifestaram após a morte de Keaton:
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Julia Louis-Dreyfus participa do 18º Les Girls Cabaret Anual da National Breast Cancer Coalition
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“Ela era uma atriz revolucionária, tanto cômica quanto dramaticamente”, escreveu a atriz da Veep nas redes sociais no sábado. “Ela era uma artista singular. Sou muito grato a ela e que ela descanse em paz. @diane_keaton #dianekeaton.”
Michael Douglas
“RIP para minha amiga Diane Keaton. Uma perda dolorosa de um dos maiores ícones da nossa indústria”, escreveu Douglas via Instagram. “Tenho tantas boas lembranças de trabalhar com Diane em nosso filme And So It Goes, há quase doze anos. Envio minhas mais profundas condolências à família Keaton durante este momento difícil.”
Mia Farrow
“Ela era uma atriz absolutamente maravilhosa – e uma pessoa rara e fascinante”, escreveu Farrow, ex-mulher de Woody Allen, via Instagram ao lado de uma foto em preto e branco da falecida atriz. “Pensamentos com seus filhos e irmãs. Descanse em paz, Diane.”
Abby Lee Miller
“Esta foi uma daquelas histórias de Hollywood com as quais só podemos sonhar! Eu estava no meio de uma arrumação de cabelo e os filhos de Diane Keaton queriam uma foto comigo!” a estrela de reality show escreveu via Instagram, relembrando seu encontro casual com a falecida atriz. “Aqui está esta brilhante lenda da tela parada na minha frente em Santa Monica perguntando se seus filhos poderiam tirar uma foto? O quê?!?! Claro, Sra. Keaton ~ e posso tirar uma foto com você? Milhões sentirão falta dela, mas suas performances continuarão a entreter o público para sempre! Obrigada ~ Diane Keaton.”
Reese Witherspoon
Reese Witherspoon na estreia da 4ª temporada de “The Morning Show”, realizada no Museu de Arte Moderna em 9 de setembro de 2025 em Nova York, Nova York.
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Enquanto estava no palco de seu evento Shine Away em Los Angeles no sábado, Witherspoon falou sobre o quão importante Keaton foi para ela no início de sua carreira.
“Eu só queria falar com vocês por um segundo porque, e vou tentar superar isso sem chorar, mas não sei se vocês ouviram que Diane Keaton faleceu”, disse ela logo após pegar o sábio. “E eu tive que parar um segundo para realmente pensar sobre isso, porque quando eu tinha 15 anos – Diane foi muito importante, ela foi uma das minhas primeiras mentoras neste negócio – eu tinha 15 anos e era de Nashville, Tennessee, e não conhecia ninguém e entrei, foi meu segundo, talvez meu terceiro teste para um filme, e fiz o teste para ela e ela olhou para mim depois … e ela disse, quem é você?
Witherspoon passou a compartilhar como ela respondeu de todo o coração ao então diretor, dizendo a Keaton: “Sou Reese Witherspoon. Sou de Nashville, Tennessee”.
“Ela disse: ‘Você está inventando isso? Esse sotaque que você está fazendo?’” Reese continuou a lembrar, antes de acrescentar que Keaton disse a ela: “Bem, você foi contratado hoje, amanhã [and] no dia seguinte. Não sei quem você é, mas estou animado por ter você.”
Melissa Joan Hart
“Há algumas pessoas que você acha que viverão para sempre e fiquei sem fôlego ao ouvir sobre o falecimento de Diane Keaton hoje![r] corpo de trabalho, sua classe, seu estilo, sua capacidade de ser extremamente talentosa e manter sua vida privada fora dos tablóides é @para ser respeitada e estudada por gerações”, escreveu a atriz nas redes sociais no sábado. “Obrigada pelas risadas e lágrimas! De #BabyBoom a #SomethingsGottaGive, gostei de todos os filmes que vi com ela, mas tenho que admitir que nunca vi #AnnieHall. Já sei o que vou fazer neste fim de semana! #GodBlesstheFunnyPeople.”
KaDee Strickland
“SOMETHING’S GOTTA GIVE foi um dos meus primeiros empregos, e tive o privilégio de trabalhar ao lado de um dos meus maiores heróis. @diane_keaton usou a capa o tempo todo”, disse a atriz, que trabalhou ao lado de Keaton em sua memorável comédia romântica. Algo tem que cederescreveu via Instagram no sábado. “Ela foi acolhedora, gentil e muito focada. E, claro, muito engraçada. Uma artista do mais alto calibre. #dianekeaton #rip 🤍.”
Clint Eastwood
“Descanse em paz, Diane Keaton”, escreveu o famoso ator e diretor no sábado. “Em 1991, o Hasty Pudding Theatricals da Universidade de Harvard homenageou Clint e Diane Keaton como Homem e Mulher do Ano – um momento que reuniu silenciosamente dois artistas definidos pela integridade, independência e resistência.”
Ele continuou: “Esta fotografia rara, preservada daquela cerimônia, marca a única ocasião conhecida em que os dois apareceram publicamente juntos. Anos mais tarde, Keaton expressou sua admiração, dizendo: [I would love to work with … Clint Eastwood, of course.’ Sadly, it never came to pass.”
Ben Stiller
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The Dodgeball star took to X to share his condolences following news of the actress’ death.
“Diane Keaton. One of the greatest film actors ever,” he wrote on Saturday. “An icon of style, humor and comedy. Brilliant. What a person.
Kimberly Williams-Paisley
“This breaks my heart,” the Father of the Bride alum wrote in an Instagram comment. “Getting to work with Diane Keaton will always be one of the highlights of my life.”
Henry Winkler
“Diane was a really good friend of ours,” the actor wrote via X following news of Keaton’s death. “What an extraordinary talented woman. Diane, you will be so missed on the Earth. Rest sweetly as sweet as sweet as you have been to everyone you have met. Love, Harry and Stacey.”
Matthew Modine
“Every so often a person comes along that defies all definition,” the actor and filmmaker wrote on Saturday via X. “They’re a wonderful mystery. Sometimes they go digging within themselves attempting to discover something hidden inside — and then discover something magical — which they keep private. Diane was like that. All that and more — all packaged behind her gorgeous smile, razor sharp wit, and deliciously infectious laugh. Good speed, sister.”
Josh Gad
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“What a monumental loss. Diane Keaton in many ways defined my love of movies,” the Frozen star captioned an Instagram post. “From Annie Hall to the Godfather films, from First Wives Club to Baby Boom, from Father of the Bride to Something’s Gotta Give, here [sic] currículo era nada menos que icônico e digno do hall da fama.
Gad revelou que eles se cruzaram “há muitos anos em um piloto não produzido da HBO” e ele tem ótimas lembranças do tempo que passaram juntos.
“O que descobri foi um dos seres humanos mais humildes, cruelmente engraçados e incrivelmente talentosos que já conheci”, acrescentou. “Em muitos aspectos, este ano será definido pela perda de uma Hollywood que nunca mais veremos.”
A mensagem de Gad concluiu: “Simplesmente não há substitutos para um Gene Hackman ou um Robert Redford ou uma Diane Keaton. Eles foram os dissidentes que ajudaram a redefinir os filmes por uma geração e perdê-los é como perder uma chance de tecido inativo para aquela era de ouro fora de alcance. Meu coração está com toda a família de Diane durante este momento impossível. RASGAR.”
Kat Hudson
“Nós amamos muito você, Diane”, a atriz compartilhou via Instagram, compartilhando um clipe de O Clube das Primeiras Esposas.
Sofia Bush
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“Absolutamente de coração partido por Diane Keaton”, ela legendou uma postagem no Instagram Story em 11 de outubro. “RIP, lenda. Obrigada por me ensinar mais do que eu poderia listar.”
Carrie Preston
“Um ícone absoluto – inspirador, original e uma verdadeira força artística e de expressão”, escreveu a atriz na seção de comentários em Variedadepostagem no Instagram. “Condolências à sua família e a todos os seus entes queridos.”
Sarah Hyland
“De coração partido”, escreveu o ex-aluno da Modern Family na seção de comentários de PessoasPostagem de Instagram, compartilhando a notícia da morte de Keaton.
Beverly Mitchell
O 7º Céu ex-aluno referiu-se a Keaton como “uma lenda” ao reagir à notícia de sua morte em um comentário no Instagram.
Arielle Kebbel
“Não posso”, compartilhou a atriz em um comentário no Instagram. “Robert Jane e agora Diane. Nosso mundo não é o mesmo. Espero que todos vocês estejam se abraçando no céu.”
Jeremy O. Harris
O ator e dramaturgo fez uma homenagem a Keaton via X no dia 11 de outubro.
“RIP para uma das musas mais graciosas, elegantes e extremamente talentosas da América, Diane Keaton, que manteve um senso de identidade ao longo de seus muitos papéis, o que foi um lembrete para mim, como jovem artista, de que a pessoa mais interessante que você pode explorar são os muitos aspectos de você mesmo”, Harris legendou uma foto da falecida atriz.
Lago Ricki
“Isso é demais. Meu Deus”, escreveu a atriz em um comentário no Instagram. “Nãooooooooo!”
Nia Long
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“Nãooooo!” a atriz compartilhou em um comentário no Instagram. “Comovente.”
Derek Hough
“Comovente”, escreveu a dançarina profissional nos comentários de Pessoaspostagem no Instagram. “Isso parece tão inesperado.
Garcelle Beauvais
O Donas de casa reais de Beverly Hills ex-aluno escreveu “NÃOOOO”, na postagem da People no Instagram anunciando a notícia da morte de Keaton.
Raven Goodwin
“O melhor que já fiz!” a atriz escreveu em um comentário no Instagram.
Piers Morgan
“RIP Diane Keaton, 79”, escreveu Morgan em um comunicado via X em 11 de outubro. “Estrela vencedora do Oscar de Annie Hall, brilhante no Padrinho e Pai da noiva filmes. Uma das maiores atrizes de Hollywood e uma senhora encantadora. Notícias tristes.”
Mandy Moore
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“Dizem para não conhecer seus heróis, mas consegui trabalhar com um dos meus e até chamá-la de ‘mãe’ por alguns meses. Uma honra para toda a vida”, escreveu a atriz no Instagram, referindo-se ao filme de 2007. Porque eu disse isso. “Que humano incandescente Di é e foi.”
Moore acrescentou: “Estou muito triste por ela ter partido por todos os motivos, mas também porque parecia que ela ficaria aqui para sempre, deslumbrando-nos com seu talento e charme (e seu estilo, vamos lá)!!! Um dos melhores que já fizeram isso. Todo o meu amor para seus filhos e entes queridos.”
Ashley Tisdale
“Devastado ao ouvir sobre @diane_keaton”, Tisdale compartilhou via Instagram Stories. “Uma das minhas maiores inspirações, sempre quis conhecê-la pessoalmente.”
Vanessa Hudgens
“RIP para este ícone”, escreveu ela em uma postagem no Instagram Story. “Que presente – os filmes que ela nos deixou.”
Belinda Carlisle
A cantora e compositora compartilhou memórias de Keaton dirigindo seus videoclipes no início dos anos 1990.
“Ela era um talento e uma grande parte da minha carreira”, escreveu Carlisle via Instagram. “Ela dirigiu dois vídeos meus – ‘Heaven Is A Place on Earth’ e o vídeo de ‘I Get Weak’. Ela era gentil e excêntrica e fui abençoado por conhecê-la. Esta é uma perda tão grande.”
Ed Begley Jr.
Keaton Clube do Livro costar contou com exclusividade Nós semanalmente que ele a considerava uma “querida amiga”.
“Eu era extremamente próximo de Diane. Eu a amava muito”, disse ele. “Fiquei muito impressionado quando soube do falecimento dela.”
Maria Shriver
O jornalista lembrou Keaton como “um verdadeiro original”.
“Eu cresci observando-a, maravilhado com ela. Observei como ela deixou sua marca em todos os tipos de campos criativos”, escreveu Shriver. “Ela estava sempre crescendo, criando, permanecendo fiel ao seu eu original. Morávamos no mesmo bairro, comíamos no mesmo restaurante do bairro. Ela sempre foi alegre, gentil e generosa em espírito.”
Viola Davis
Davis admitiu que ficou completamente chocada com a morte repentina de Keaton.
“Não!! Não!!! Não!! Deus, ainda não, NÃO!!! Cara… você definiu a feminilidade”, escreveu Davis via Instagram. “O pathos, o humor, a leviandade, sua juventude e vulnerabilidade sempre presentes – você tatuou sua ALMA em cada papel, tornando impossível imaginar qualquer outra pessoa ocupando-os. Você era inegavelmente e assumidamente VOCÊ! Amava você. Cara… descanse bem. Deus abençoe sua família, e eu sei que os anjos estão levando você para casa.”
Márcia Gay Harden
O inimigo na tela de Keaton em O Clube das Primeiras Esposas refletiu sobre o quão próximos eles eram na vida real.
Obrigado!
Você se inscreveu com sucesso.
“Oh, como vamos sentir falta desta mulher linda, única, talentosa e compassiva… Na verdade, ela ‘trabalhou com amor e cresceu com amor’ e compartilhou tudo conosco!” Harden declarou.
Roberto De Niro
Keaton Quarto de Marvin costar lembrou-se dela como “brilhante, engraçada e assumidamente ela mesma”.
“Uma lenda, um ícone e um ser humano verdadeiramente gentil”, disse o lendário ator em comunicado. “Tive a honra de trabalhar com ela aos 18 anos. Sentiremos muita falta dela.”
