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Google Pixelbook 2: Rumors, Release Date, Price and What We Want – Update Sept 18
Update Sept 18: Google sent invites to journalists to its Made by Google ’19 event on October 15, where we expect to see the Pixelbook 2. A →
XFX Radeon RX 5700 XT Thicc II Ultra review: A high-performance muscle car of a GPU
It’s high-performing, a little loud, extremely impressive, and in need of some slight tinkering for peak performance. Gamers, start your engines. The $440 XFX Radeon →
Windows 10 vs. macOS vs. Chrome OS: Which Is Best for Students?
School is back in session, which means it’s time to go laptop shopping. The most important decision to make when buying a new system is →
Hands on with the next Microsoft Edge, Microsoft’s revamped Chromium-based browser
It’s looking a lot like Chrome, and that’s a good thing Whatever you call the next Microsoft Edge—Microsoft Edgium? Microsoft Edge, built on Chromium? ChromEdge?—Microsoft’s →
Dell Google Chromebooks are coming for Windows’ workplace stranglehold
Google Chromebook laptops started life with a solid educational focus, offering a means for schools and pupils to get online with affordable, hassle-free laptops. Since →
2020 HARLEY-DAVIDSON HERITAGE CLASSIC RESTYLING REVEALED (FIRST LOOK)
Although black has been the go-to color for designers in recent years, the 2020 Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic is pushing back against that. Ditching the comfortable blacked-out look, →
Chrome OS update adds portrait camera mode: we’re confused why too
Google’s rolled out a Chrome OS update adding a wealth of nifty new music and notification control features, alongside a slightly odd new camera portrait →
Acer Swift 1 Review
The latest Acer Swift 1 (SF114-32) range of laptops for 2019 offers buyers a lot for a very nice price of around £400-£450. That’s close →
2019 Swift 1 (SF114-32) Review
Landing in time for the Back to School rush, 2019’s Acer Swift 1 refresh offers buyers the basics at a very attractive price – but →
Lenovo has three new Chromebooks coming soon
Much of the attention in the tech industry has been lavished on smartphones, despite what market analysts claim to be a slowly shrinking market. Other →
2020 Lexus LX 570 Sport Package brings new style inside and out
Lexus has announced a new package that is for the 2020 LX 570 SUV called the Sport Package. The new package is offered only on →
How to Use Chrome in Light Mode With a Windows 10 Dark Mode Theme
Windows Dark Mode switches the color orientation on your screen, making light elements dark, and darker elements light(er). It’s a feature we’ve been asking for →
Google Pixelbook 2: Rumors, Release Date, Price and What We Want
It’s been two years since Google released the $999 Pixelbook, the third-generation of its Pixel Chromebook laptops. At the time, the Pixelbook was the most →
Hands-on with the Hasselblad X1D II 50C
The new Hasselblad X1D II 50C is housed in a body that’s almost exactly the same as that used for the original X1D 50C. You →
Google made the right tablet decision – now it needs to stick to it
Google is giving up on tablet development, focusing on Pixel smartphones, Chrome OS devices, and throwing its weight behind its hardware partners in the run-up →
The 2019 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD Crew Cab Moves Out with a Big V-8
GMC still offers a stout 6.2-liter V-8 in its half-ton pickup but only in the pricier Denali and AT4 trims. We’ve detailed the many features →
How to Install Linux on a Chromebook
Chromebooks are so simple to use and maintain that even a young child can handle them. However, if you want to push the envelope, you →
How to Update Chromebooks and Chrome OS: Protect Yourself from ZombieLoad
ZombieLoad, a bug in every Intel CPU since 2011, opens many PCs, Macs and Chromebooks to attack from spyware. Fortunately, all you need to do →
Should I Buy a Chromebook? Buying Guide and Advice – News and Updates (May 2019)
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve been asked “Should I Buy a Chromebook?” Instead of Windows 10 or macOS, Chromebooks run Google’s Chrome OS. These machines are →
How to Get the New Microsoft Edge on Mac
Microsoft’s latest version of the Edge web browser — which is based on the open source Chromium engine, which also underpins Google Chrome — isn’t just coming →
How to Get Google Play on Your Fire Tablet
Amazon’s Fire tablets are pretty great. They’re inexpensive, they have parental controls, and the newest ones even have expandable storage. But what they don’t have is Google Play. Fire tablets only →
HP Chromebook x360 14 G1 Review
Chromebooks already dominate the classroom, and now they’re making an entrance into the workplace. The HP Chromebook x360 14 (starting at $791, reviewed at $1,006) →
Acer Chromebook 514 review
Chromebooks are often the pack mules of the laptop world. They’re not meant to be flashy or to impress with a gaudy set of features. →
3 Things I Love About Microsoft’s New Edge Browser
Microsoft launched yesterday a Developer build for its much-anticipated Chromium-based Edge browser. I trialed the preview version and came away impressed by how refined the →
Google Stadia explained: Cloud as console
The Google Stadia announcement showed a unique sort of gaming platform where gamers, developers, and streamers (and streaming viewers) are combined. Their wants and needs →
Google Chrome is adding support for Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons – here’s why
Google is bringing support for Nintendo Switch controllers to the Google Chrome browser, it has emerged. Ahead of the company’s big announcement at the Game →
Best laptop 2019: The finest Windows, Apple and Chrome OS laptops you can buy
Looking for a new laptop? Here’s our roundup of the very best If you’re looking to grab yourself a new laptop, or just fancy doing →
You need to update Chrome right now: Here’s why
Chrome users should drop everything and update their browser immediately, security experts at Google have advised, after discovering an exploit that hackers are actively taking →
Chrome OS is a productivity utopia but it needs one more thing
Short of Fuschia really becoming a thing, Chrome OS is, for all intents and purposes, the Google OS people have been speculating about years ago. →
Windows Lite OS is Microsoft’s second try at killing Chrome OS
Windows, to a certain extent, is still the world’s most-used operating system and, because of that, it is a sordid mess. Microsoft has repeatedly tried →