Computers & IT
How to buy a MacBook
So, you’ve decided to purchase a MacBook. That’s a great decision, because they are some of →
MacBooks in 2023: the best launches so far and what’s coming next
Apple has been busy, as usual, keeping the fires stoked beneath its MacBook range to ensure →
Why you should buy a refurbished Mac
Want to buy a new Mac and don’t want to spend a fortune? Buying a new →
Last year’s 13-inch MacBook Air now supports Bluetooth 5.3, Apple says
Good news for prospective buyers of the M2-based 13-inch MacBook Air: the machine, which was specced →
Secure Surfing Online – Why Antivirus Software is Just the Start
In today’s digital age, where the majority of our daily activities are conducted online, ensuring a →
4 Easy Ways to Distinguish between USB 3.0 and USB 3.1
Are you constantly scratching your head trying to determine the difference between USB 3.0 and 3.1? →
Infographic: Understanding the rise of DevOps engineering
The future of Mobile DevOps engineering is marked by several key trends and emerging technologies that →
You can get this Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti/Titan cooler for an unhinged $120K – but why?
An odd Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti/Titan GPU cooler that had been making the online rounds finally →
This early Prime Day deal gets you a stellar Samsung SSD its lowest-ever price
Amazon’s early Prime Day deals include an astonishingly low price on the Samsung T7 Shield portable →
Amazon Prime Day gaming laptop deals 2023: the best offers so far
We expect some great Amazon Prime Day gaming laptop deals, and with the event running on →
Threads: everything you need to know about Meta’s Twitter rival
Meta’s Threads app has been building up hype in the last few months, and the Twitter →
Man vs machine: a secure email firm aim to bring post-quantum cryptography to the cloud
With quantum computing paving the way for the next tech revolution, secure email provider Tutanota prepares →
Amazon has a big problem as AI-generated books flood Kindle Unlimited
Along with the impressive demonstrations and sounds of alarm that have come with the dawn of →
Quordle today – hints and answers for Wednesday, July 5 (game #527)
It’s time for your daily dose of Quordle hints, plus the answers for both the main →
New 13-inch MacBook Airs have quietly been upgraded with one of the 15-inch model’s most useful features
It appears that Apple has sneaked in an upgrade for new 13-inch MacBook Airs, adding Bluetooth →
Wow! MacBook Air 13 M2 drops to lowest ever price in the 4th of July sales
The latest 13-inch Apple MacBook Air 13 M2 is going for just $979 (was $1,099) in →
Acer Swift Go 14 review: less style, more substance
Acer Swift Go 14: Two-minute reviewLaptops, it turns out, don’t really always need to be exciting, →
This 16-inch laptop with a hot-swappable graphics card could be the best gaming laptop I’ve ever seen
Framework has revealed a wealth of new information regarding its upcoming 16-inch laptop, and I’m absolutely →
Amazon has slashed prices on every MacBook Air and Pro ahead of Prime Day
If you’re looking for a deal on a new MacBook Air or Pro, you can usually →
MeWe opening up profiles for web view without an account
On July 1st, Elon Musk announced that Twitter would be closing its users’ profile from view →
Ten VPN services worth looking into in 2023
A virtual private network (VPN) is a service that encrypts your internet traffic and routes it →
Nvidia’s RTX 5000 GPUs are a confusing proposition for gamers like me
So, Nvidia is definitely making another generation of desktop GPUs – currently bearing the codename ‘Ada →
Windows 11 SSD slowdown bug has been hanging around for months – and people are fed up
Windows 11 continues to have a problem for some users whereby their SSD speeds are being →
Diablo 4 hit by DDoS attacks, here’s how a VPN can help
It’s been almost a month that Diablo 4, the fourth installment of the beloved role-playing game →
Windows 11 goes from strength to strength with PC gamers – but not everyone else
PC gamers continue to show a stronger preference for Windows 11 over Windows 10 compared to →
Apple isn’t making game controllers for Vision Pro – Microsoft and Sony may have it covered
If you’re wondering what Apple’s official Vision Pro controllers are going to look like, just imagine →
Musk is throttling Twitter with rate limits, and frankly there are limits to my patience
Elon Musk keeps finding creative ways to make the platform he paid $44 billion for less →
Meta’s new Facebook parental controls show social media still doesn’t like responsibility
Social media platforms have been facing criticism for their influence on young minds for at least →
Meta teases Twitter alternative and we’re ready to pull these Threads
Meta’s Twitter alternative has been building up hype since earlier this year, when app researcher Allesandro →
This nifty new feature gives Google Calendar a badly-needed upgrade
The Google Calendar app for Android has plenty of features to offer and solid integration with →