Category: Computers & IT
Forget Amazon, the best laptop deals today are at Dell – here are 21 expert-picked deals on XPS, Alienware, and more
The official Dell Store has launched an extensive ‘early holiday sale’ this week, with some of the best prices of the year on some of our favorite models here at TechRadar. While Amazon’s huge Prime Day sale might be stealing headlines right now, if you’re looking for a laptop, desktop, or other computing deals, then…
If Apple gives up making a cheaper Vision Pro, its $3,500 headset could be doomed
Anyone who’s been paying attention to Apple’s Vision Pro headset over the last couple of years knows that its customers have been crying out for a lighter, more affordable version. The current model hasn’t sold anywhere close to the numbers Apple was hoping for, thanks in large part to its weight and cost. It’s clear…
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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, October 7 (game #1352)
Looking for a different day? A new Quordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing ‘today’s game’ while others are playing ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Monday’s puzzle instead then click here: Quordle hints and answers for Monday, October 6 (game #1351). Quordle…
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Are Cheap Monitors Really Worth Buying For Your Gaming PC? Here’s What Gamers Say
Every gamer knows that the PC build process is a balancing act. On one hand, you can funnel your cash into a GPU that can run “Cyberpunk 2077” at 4K with ray tracing. On the other hand, you can spread the budget across a decent CPU, more RAM, and that one monitor you’ll be staring…
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20 years later: How AI is revolutionizing my ‘Back to College’ experience
Anyone who has followed my Homescreen Heroes for a while knows I’ve been out of the school and college system for over 20 years. That means I’ve been working for about the same number of years as I was in education. As I’ve been reflecting on that milestone, it got me thinking how different my…
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I went hands-on with Huawei’s foldable laptop, and I’m convinced it’s the future of mobile computing
I reviewed the 8849 Hike rugged phone and with a big battery and built-in flashlight it’s perfect for adventures
8849 Hike: 30-second review The 8849 Hike has been designed as a mid-range rugged smartphone. While like other rugged smartphones, it features a tough waterproof design, it focuses its target audience on hikers who need solid battery performance that will keep the phone charged for days, if not weeks, and integrates a powerful flashlight. The…
I tested the GMKtec NucBox K12 and I think developers and creators will love the expansive upgrade potential
GMKtec NucBox G9: 30-second review The moment that the K12 was removed from the box, it was obvious that this was a more measured machine compared with the majority of high-performance Mini PCs that I have looked at in the last year. Firstly, it’s larger, and the design has a depth and flair to it…
I tested the Lexar Workflow Go and it’s now essential to my on-location shoots
Lexar Workflow Go: 30-second review The Workflow Go is pretty much unique in the market, and is essentially a portable docking station with an interchangeable battery and a series of modules to give you access to a variety of memory card readers and SSDs that you can manage through an app. The main body of…
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