Category: Computers & IT

I use over-ear headphones all day at work and switch to in-ear headphones when I’m exercising or working outside. I was super pleased with the OpenRock X earbuds I tried last year, and I still use them often. In this article, I’ll take you through my thoughts on another pair from OpenRock: the S2 open-ear…

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The time comes for us all as PC gamers: upgrade time. If you’re looking to give your rig a boost, a new CPU is a great way to do just that. I’ve rounded up my picks for the best AMD processors to fit your needs and budget, whether you’re looking to stick more to the…

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Another rumour suggests the MacBook Pro OLED is arriving in late 2026 We’ve again been told that Samsung Display will manufacture the screen This is one of the more consistent MacBook rumors, with doubt having crept into other theories Yet another rumor indicates that Apple is set to release a MacBook Pro with an OLED…

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Age verification’s arrival in the UK has caused a wave of uncertainty among Brits. The new systems aim to protect children from accessing adult or harmful content inadvertently; however, the implementation of these measures has become a cause for concern among privacy advocates. What many don’t know is that such measures are already either in…

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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 Wednesday’s puzzle instead then click here: Quordle hints and answers for Wednesday, August 6 (game #1290). Quordle…

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Asus Zenbook S 16: Two-minute review The Asus Zenbook laptop line has long been one of my favorites, sitting among the best ultrabooks alongside rivals like Dell’s XPS series and the LG Gram collection. Now, Asus has given its premium laptop lineup a fresh lease on life, thanks to AMD’s mighty new Ryzen AI chips…

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A gaming setup can quickly end up being a costly proposition, with prebuilt PCs easily costing over $1000 and the best versions of the current generation of gaming consoles from Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft all coming in at over $500. While your main piece of…

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Microsoft’s VP for OS Security has provided his vision of Windows in 2030 It will be multimodal and involve ‘more talking to our computers’ AI will power the ability to ‘do much more sophisticated things’ Ever wondered what Windows will be like at the turn of the decade, when 2030 rolls around? Windows Central discovered…

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Unitree A2 is a new quadruped robot It’s super fast The A2 can hold up to a 220lb load If someone were casting a robot action hero movie and they didn’t want a humanoid (or Arnold Schwarzenegger), they might hire the all-new Unitree A2. This quadruped robot can run, jump, climb, scamper down hills, tumble,…

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