How ChromeOS Flex turns old PCs into Chromebooks for free
Google's ChromeOS Flex is now out of beta and can help you repurpose your old computer to a Chromebook.
I bought an overpriced GPU at the peak of the shortage, and I don’t regret it
Buyer's remorse might be setting in if you bought a GPU during the shortage, but out of all the times to overspend, it's been justified over the past two years.
Which gaming laptop should buy on Prime Day 2022?
Whether you're looking for something ultra powerful or ultra cheap on Prime Day, these are the gaming laptops to look out for.
I tried to ditch Windows for MacOS, but I keep coming back
I love using MacOS, but I’m just not ready to quit Windows. Here’s why Microsoft keeps me coming back for more, even when I want to ditch it for good.
Twitter CoTweets: Everything you need to know about co-authored tweets
Twitter is currently conducting a limited test of a new co-authored tweets feature called CoTweets. Here's what you need to know.
I play PC games standing up, and you should too
Standing for work is one thing, but have you tried gaming at a standing desk? It's better than you might think and has benefits you might not have considered.
Why I refuse to buy another full-sized gaming keyboard
Full-sized keyboards have been the default option for years, but an increasing number of small form factor gaming keyboards are shifting the tide.
Why now is the worst time to build a PC in nearly 8 years
PC parts are becoming cheaper and more available, but the unique situation with next-gen components means it's a bad time to build your next PC.
The MacBook Air M1 changed my relationship with laptops forever
I've used MacBooks for over a decade. But it took until the MacBook Air M1 to have a truly life-changing experience with one.
It sounds mad, but a new 12-inch MacBook might actually work
Apple’s 12-inch MacBook could be making a comeback, and that might be a great idea. But there are a few major problems Apple has to fix this time around.
Stop worrying so much about benchmarks when buying a new GPU
It all comes down to performance when picking your next graphics card, right? Not exactly. Here's how GPU benchmarks can mislead upgrades.
A used mining GPU can save you a lot money, but should you buy one?
It can be tempting to buy a cheap, used mining GPU. However, there are quite a few reasons to be cautious about buying GPUs that were once used in mining rigs.
Why I still use Microsoft’s Office suite instead of Google’s free options
Why would choose to pay for Microsoft Office when you can use Google’s productivity suite for free? Here are my reasons along with features that seal the deal.
TweetDeck (for Mac) is dead. Here are some alternatives
As of today, TweetDeck for Mac has shut down. If you need a new social media management app, check out our picks for alternatives to TweetDeck.
Beyond rainbows: 5 tech companies that did more for Pride in 2022
For this year's Pride Month celebration, these companies went above and beyond simply putting rainbows on their corporate social media profiles
Next-gen GPU prices will all come down to crypto. Should you wait to buy?
GPU prices are finally at normal levels, but a new generation is looming on the horizon - one that could bring with it another shortage if crypto soars.
I switched to a Chromebook for a week. Here’s what surprised me as a Windows user
Despite being a longtime Windows user, I tried switching to a Chromebook as my main device for a week. Here's what happened.
Why HDR gaming on PC is such a mess, according to a Ubisoft developer
HDR isn't the "first-class citizen" it should be in the gaming industry, and a developer at Ubisoft broke down for us why that's the case.
Why the M2 MacBook Air is easily worth the $200 upcharge over the M1
Some say the M1 MacBook Air is fast enough. That might be true, but don't lose sight of just how good the M2 MacBook Air looks.
Developers are ignoring this revolutionary PC gaming tech, and it’s not DLSS
DLSS and FSR have sucked up the limelight in PC gaming performance, but another feature has been lurking in the background, largely ignored by developers.
3 things you didn’t know you could do with Google Drive
Wondering if there’s something new or a feature that’s somewhat hidden? Look at these Google Drive features you didn’t know existed but are super useful.
Why I sold my gaming laptop to buy a Steam Deck
The Steam Deck, despite its problems, is an impressive piece of kit, and it might be enough to replace your gaming laptop.
I tried playing Diablo Immortal on PC, and it was a mistake
Diablo Immortal is available on PC and mobile, but the PC port has several issues and less options than its mobile counterpart.
These are the only laptops thinner than the M2 MacBook Air
The newly announced M2 MacBook Air is incredibly thin at 0.44 inches, but it's not thinnest in the world.
Twitter Communities: A guide to the Reddit-like world within Twitter
Twitter Communities aren't just a recent feature of the bird app. It's a whole new world within Twitter and it looks kind of like a streamlined Reddit.
The MacBook line is already messy, and its future looks even more chaotic
If the rumors are true, Apple plans to add even more MacBooks to an already bloated laptop lineup. It’s time the company fixed this bewildering situation.
The best antivirus software for 2022
With cybercriminal activity on the rise, protect your devices against spam, phishing, malware, and identity theft with the best antivirus software.
9 Steam Deck tricks and tips you need to know about
The Steam Deck has a lot of hidden features, so we rounded up the top Steam Deck tricks and tips so you can get the most out of Valve's handheld gaming PC.
AMD Ryzen 7000 could finally threaten Intel’s mobile dominance
Ryzen 7000 mobile could deal a critical blow to Intel's mobile chip business, and it doesn't look like Raptor Lake will fix that.
6 key MacOS Ventura features Apple didn’t tell you about
WWDC 2022 was full of MacOS Ventura updates, but there were still plenty that Apple never mentioned. Here are the best ones that Apple left out of the keynote.
Seeing the MacBook Air M2 convinced me to buy the old M1 instead
Apple may have showed off the new MacBook Air M2 during WWDC 2022, but all it did was convince me to buy the older, cheaper MacBook Air M1. Here's why.
How the new Dell XPS 13 borrows phone tech for its radical redesign
The new Dell XPS 13 takes a radical approach to design, but most of the noticeable changes are under the surface.
Pre-ordered a Steam Deck? Here are the first Deck Verified games you should play
The Steam Deck may be a few months old, but many buyers are still waiting on a unit. Here are the first Deck Verified games to play when yours shows up.
I tried Stage Manager on my Mac, and now I don’t want to go back
Apple introduced MacOS Ventura at WWDC, and with it came a new feature called Stage Manager that has the potential to alter the way you use your Mac forever.