Computers & IT
Google’s Chrome extensions’ safety checks might actually make browsing safer for all
Google is planning to “proactively highlight” Chrome extensions that have been made unavailable in the Chrome →
Tumblr changes its desktop layout, now resembles Twitter – but without all the drama
Tumblr has officially rolled out its new desktop interface to all its users, despite the fact →
How Lenovo is seamlessly incorporating foldables and AI into the modern work environment
It’s no secret that the work environment has dramatically changed for a lot of people after →
Microsoft is hosting a Surface event in September – but it won’t be able to compete with iPhone 15 hype
September could be a big month for tech launches, as not only is Apple widely expected →
‘Downfall’ and Intel Macs: What you need to know about the flaw and fix
Remember those serious Meltdown and Spectre CPU flaws from about five years ago? Well, Intel’s in →
Here’s what Apple’s planning for the M3 Mac rollout beginning this fall
Those of us who closely watch the M-series Mac rollout have been wondering what to expect →
ULTRARAM will allow you to close your laptop, come back a thousand years later and pick up where you left off
Researchers have developed a revolutionary new type of computer memory that could potentially transform the performance →
AMD vs Intel war isn’t over as Team Blue claws back market share
New figures from Mercury Research suggest the struggling CPU market may be on the uptick in →
AMD exec hints at big Gamescom reveals – likely RDNA 3 GPUs, but we could get a surprise
AMD is rumored to be launching new RDNA 3 graphics cards very soon – to fill →
Nvidia 5000 series: rumors, specs, and everything we know
The Nvidia 5000 series of GPUs are starting to make their way into the online rumor →
Stock shortages for Nvidia’s RTX 4000 desktop GPUs? Rising prices? New rumor forecasts a bleak future
Nvidia’s RTX 4000 graphics cards could be running short of stock in the future, if fresh →
Conquer creativity – how an Everest encounter took SSDs to the extreme
When people talk about expanding your horizons, they must mean this. You’re staring into the snowy →
Razer BlackWidow V4 75% review: Razer’s first hot-swappable keyboard makes a big splash
Razer BlackWidow V4 75%: Two-minute reviewThe Razer BlackWidow V4 75% does what a lot of the →
Bing Chat is acting like a sulky teenager, refusing to do its homework and throwing tantrums – what gives?
The last few weeks have brought some trouble for Microsoft’s flagship chatbot, Bing Chat, powered by →
Snapchat AI shenanigans caused by glitch not sentience, says company
The introduction of Snapchat’s AI – called ‘My AI’ – has already been met with resistance →
This bonkers Apple patent could solve one of VR’s biggest problems
Apple might have found a wild solution to VR’s prescription lens problem; liquid lenses.VR headsets and →
HD photos are coming to WhatsApp, and videos will be next
WhatsApp, one of the most popular messaging and voice/video applications in the world, announced that it’s →
Save up to 80% on PureVPN with this deal
If you’ve ever wanted to try PureVPN for yourself—now’s your chance. One of the best VPNs →
MacBooks and iMacs could get one of the iPhone’s best features – Face ID
A newly released patent revealed that Apple plans to incorporate its Face ID biometric authentication system →
Huge MacBook sale at Best Buy – get Apple’s best laptops for their cheapest prices ever
Cast your eye over our best laptops buyer’s guide and you’ll see a number of MacBooks →
Razer Blade 16 (2023) review: perfect for the people who can afford one
Razer Blade 16 (2023): Two-minute reviewThe Razer Blade 16 is not for the faint of heart →
Proton launches new protection program for users at higher risk of cyberattacks
Proton, the provider behind one of the best VPN and secure email services around, has just →
Google Chrome’s latest AI feature could be bad news for bloggers
Google continues to sprinkle AI into its product line with a new feature coming to its →
Windows 10 gets some love from Microsoft with updated Photos app
Despite concentrating on its latest version of Windows, it seems Microsoft is still keen to bring →
Twitter finally figured out how to kill TweetDeck, by putting it behind a paywall
Farewell, TweetDeck, it was fun and informative while it lasted. You’re going behind a paywall and →
Adobe Express adds Firefly AI to its free plan for next level creativity
The all-in-one creative suite Adobe Express is getting a wave of new features; chief among them →
Unbelievable repair on AMD RX 6900 XT graphics card uses a drill
A broken graphics card is a nasty little problem – particularly a higher-end model, as that’s →
Microsoft seems to have fixed Windows 11’s horrible SSD slowdown bug – kind of
Windows 11’s latest update has fixed a persistent bug with SSD slowdown for many users, according →
Ranked: the best iMacs ever, as the iconic all-in-one turns 25
When the iMac first appeared a quarter of a century ago, there was much debate about →
Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro TKL review: as great as the original, though perhaps slightly better
Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro TKL: Two-minute reviewThe Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro TKL is another casualty of →