Computers & IT
This free bill-splitting app has made settling my shared expenses a breeze
Is there a question more uncomfortable than, “How much do I owe you?” Whether you’re new →
Windows 11 gets a bunch of small but useful changes – including something nifty for Notepad
Microsoft has pushed out a new preview build for Windows 11, and made some useful changes →
Google Chrome just made it ridiculously easy to capture frames from videos
Google is regularly pushing out new features and functions for its Chrome browser, and the latest →
Microsoft finally caves and will let some users actually use their preferred browser in Windows 11
When you’re browsing on Windows 11 and click on a link in another part of your →
Microsoft unveils Turing Bletchley v3: The AI model taking Bing to the next level
Microsoft is working hard towards proving the ‘intelligence’ part in artificial intelligence, and has just revealed →
Microsoft Edge has a hidden feature that’ll please YouTube addicts
Microsoft has sneaked in a feature under the radar with the latest version of its Edge →
I’ve never bought an iPhone or a Mac, but there’s one thing Apple could make that I’d buy instantly
As anyone close to me will tell you, my dislike of Apple products is well-documented. It’s →
Meta Quest 3 may have the ability to turn any table into your personal VR keyboard
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently took to Instagram to preview a potential virtual keyboard feature for →
The Benefits Of Outsourcing Your Business IT
Information Technology (IT) is the lifeblood of most businesses. It’s the backbone that supports day-to-day operations, →
The Google Doodle turns 25 – here are the best ones ever, ranked
Most tech companies change their logo once or twice in a lifetime. But for Google, rebranding →
Intel spotted gearing up with a powerful Battlemage GPU to take on Nvidia and AMD next year
Intel’s Battlemage graphics cards are still very much alive and kicking, if there was any doubt →
Apple may be considering a cheaper Vision Pro model – so people might be able to actually buy the headset
The Apple Vision Pro is probably the most ambitious product to be announced this year, combining →
Google Chrome could soon let you securely share passwords with family members
We’ve been treated to another Chrome leak which shows exactly how a previously leaked feature – →
Microsoft kills off Edge features in a bid to beat Chrome
Microsoft’s latest bid to compete with the dominant Google Chrome browser is to remove features from →
This is the secret to upgrading your Windows 11 PC’s Wi-Fi
Like all technologies, Wi-Fi continues to develop, and the latest version – known as Wi-Fi 6E →
Amid USB-C iPhone and AirPods rumors, Apple has a Mac accessory problem to fix
You don’t need to really have your finger on the pulse of the inner workings of →
Meta Quest 3 firmware leak reveals big depth mapping upgrade
All the signs are that Meta is going to fully unveil the Meta Quest 3, and →
The M2 MacBook Air is down to $899 after this $200 discount
The 13-inch MacBook Air is one of the best laptops ever made and after its recent →
Amazon’s Counterfeit Crimes Unit help bag more Cisco counterfeiters
Cisco Systems makes some of the best enterprise networking on the planet. Its best products are →
Raptor Lake Refresh price rumor is worrying – could AMD’s Zen 5 CPUs leave Intel in the dust?
Intel’s Raptor Lake Refresh processors could witness a price hike with the initial launch of the →
Intel’s Meteor Lake CPUs will use AI to make your laptop battery last longer
Intel’s incoming Meteor Lake processors will mean better battery life for laptops that have these CPUs →
NordVPN launches NordLabs to help shape the future of the internet
Perhaps the most famous VPN service on the market, NordVPN just unveiled a new program to →
WhatsApp launches its first native macOS app with group calling support
After what feels like forever, Meta-owned instant messaging platform WhatsApp has finally launched a native macOS →
Bing-related backlash: Microsoft pulls advertising after complaints
After a heavy-handed ad push targeting users who use a default search engine other than Microsoft →
Dell UltraSharp U4323QE review: space, space and just some more space
Dell UltraSharp U4323QE: Two-minute reviewA few years ago, I was a big fan of Dell’s minimalist →
Bing AI is officially coming to Chrome, taking on Google Bard on its own turf
Bing AI has been a big selling point of Bing Search and Microsoft’s Edge browser for →
I’m foaming at the mouth for the new M3 MacBooks – so why does it feel like Apple doesn’t care?
It’s almost time for the Apple September event, and while many people are gearing up to →
Did AMD just say it won’t make any more RDNA 3 graphics card models? Nope…
AMD won’t be producing any new RDNA 3 chips, and the current-gen line-up is complete as →
Retailer listings suggest Intel’s next-gen CPUs could arrive sooner than expected
Intel’s next-gen processors have been spotted listed by a retailer earlier than we anticipated, given the →
Want an early look at the RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT? AMD just leaked the GPUs
AMD has accidentally leaked its own launch of ‘enthusiast class’ RDNA 3 graphics cards expected to →