Although the power supply is probably the least exciting aspect of a new PC build, it still plays a crucial role as a part of your computer system. And when you have a nice mid-range GPU like the Nvidia RTX 4070 Ti, there are several different directions you could go with a PSU. If you’re on a budget, you could opt for a relatively simple PSU and save some cash upfront. Or, you can go big … [Read more...]

Apple's new iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models have brought some noteworthy improvements over their predecessors, but they haven't convinced me to ditch my Android phone just yet. I am hoping Apple will bring even bigger changes next year, which is why I've decided to stick with my trusty Pixel 7 and the Galaxy S23 for now. I am not too pumped about that as a Mac user, though, … [Read more...]

Amidst turmoil at OpenAI, the company announced that ChatGPT would soon be able to interact with users via their voices on Android and iOS. Not only can a user speak to ChatGPT, but they'll now receive an audible response, too. While that's cool on the surface, there's a reason voice dictation, a technology that's been mostly mature for many years now, hasn't really taken … [Read more...]

If you're using an app that converts your Windows 11 taskbar into a Windows 10 one, you may need to do some tinkering in the future. A recent update to the Canary branch features a variable that breaks Windows 10 taskbar apps. Worst of all, it isn't a bug; it's a variable set up to deliberately prevent the Windows 10 taskbar from loading and force the user to use Windows 11's … [Read more...]

You won't find a better deal than this on the new Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. Samsung's Black Friday deals are on another level, offering fantastic pricing on some of its best products like smartphones, laptops, SSDs, and more. But if you were thinking about grabbing yourself a new Galaxy Watch 6 or Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, you'll be happy to know that you can pick one … [Read more...]

Ever since the public release of iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma a couple of months ago, Apple has been seeding smaller updates to address some of the known bugs and patch actively exploited security vulnerabilities. iOS 17.1.2 and macOS Sonoma 14.1.2 are now available as the latest minor OS versions to address the aforementioned issues on newer iPhones and Macs. Source: xda-developers.com … [Read more...]

Let's cut to the chase: the Lenovo ThinkVision P32p-30 is an excellent monitor for productivity. Its large panel makes it great for multitasking, and its very sharp 4K resolution helps you see everything on screen. Plus, it provides a wide range of connectivity options, so it's easy to build your setup around it. Most notably, it supports Thunderbolt 4, so you can connect it to your … [Read more...]

In October 2023, the US government announced that its previously outlined export restrictions on AI and HPC GPUs were going into effect. This was sooner than manufacturers expected, and it put many of them in a bind. As a result of the move, companies had less time to ship out AI and HPC GPUs to countries like China prior to the restrictions. Now, Nvidia is one manufacturer that is now looking … [Read more...]

Microsoft Rewards is a program through which the Redmond tech firm awards digital points to its customers for using its services like Edge, Bing, Windows, Xbox, and more. These points can then be redeemed to earn rewards such as gift cards for Roblox, League of Legends, Overwatch, and Diablo IV, among other items. Over time, Microsoft has evolved this program, but now, it is making changes that … [Read more...]

When you buy a new desktop PC or excellent laptop, it always includes completely useless pre-installed manufacturer software and bloatware. Even new PC builds with fresh Windows installations quickly get inundated with junk that nobody needs. Getting rid of needless software is an arduous, time-consuming task. Even worse, there are countless applications available that promise to debloat Windows, … [Read more...]

The Asus ROG Ally is one of the best gaming handhelds in a market saturated with a number of Steam Deck clones. As we noted in our review, it is pretty much the best Windows gaming handheld, bar none. It was on sale during Cyber Monday for $430, which was already a big discount over its $600 MSRP, but it's now available at an even lower price. Source: xda-developers.com … [Read more...]

The Raspberry Pi 5 is here, and more importantly, it's actually available to buy within a reasonable time frame. The classic single-board computer has spawned an entire ecosystem of products and projects since its introduction in 2012, with low-power consumption, features, and affordability, making it perfect for a wide array of projects. Announced back in September and available today, the … [Read more...]

The AMD Ryzen 5 5600X is one of the most popular processors among both gamers and enthusiasts right now, thanks to its respectable performance and incredible value proposition. Based on the AMD Zen 3 architecture, it offers six cores and 12 threads, boosting all the way up to 4.6 GHz for admirable single-threaded performance. Not only that, but the outstanding value proposition of the Ryzen 5 … [Read more...]

If you're curious about how data on the internet tracks from your computer to where it needs to go, specifically if you're having trouble connecting to a specific website, you can run a traceroute. A traceroute, which you can initiate from any Mac, like a MacBook Pro M3 or even an older model, is simple to do. It can help you determine what might be causing a slowdown or preventing you … [Read more...]

With streaming and remote meetings becoming more popular than ever, it’s no surprise that there has been an influx of new webcams over the past few years. Obsbot has a history of producing high-end webcams, and its previous product, the Obsbot Tiny 2, is easily one of our favorites. This year, the company is back with an even more impressive product, the Obsbot Tail Air. Source: … [Read more...]

Having a comfortable and supportive office chair is essential whether you work remotely, in a traditional setting, or a hybrid environment. As the furniture that supports you through your daily grind, your chair serves as the core of your workspace. Not only does the right chair serve as a tool to sit on, but it also helps enhance your concentration and promote a healthy work environment by … [Read more...]

Given the amount of time we spend online within our web browsers, one powerful management tool that’s often overlooked is bookmarks. If you have an optimized bookmark strategy, it can save you a lot of redundant tasks, such as manually opening the same destinations every time you fire up your browser, or spending time searching for that important article you discovered a few days ago. … [Read more...]

Apple no longer pushes updates to macOS Mohave, as it reached the end of support a couple of years ago. However, that didn't stop Steam from continuing to support macOS Mohave and earlier all these years, giving users access to a vast catalog of games. But like every piece of software, Steam on macOS Mohave has its days numbered, as the company has made it official that it'll stop … [Read more...]

The last time I used a gaming laptop as my primary machine was in 2019. I ditched it in a couple of years to build a gaming PC, and never looked back. I occasionally use gaming laptops that show up on the test bench for review, like the Lenovo LOQ 15 and the Alienware m16 R1 that I reviewed recently, but I really don't see myself buying a gaming laptop anytime soon. I say that because even … [Read more...]

Consumer-focused AR glasses have started to gain momentum over the last couple of years, as companies may have begun to reach the goal of providing an immersive experience that will keep you hooked for more than 15 minutes. The best part is that these AR glasses pretty much look like a regular pair of glasses, making them more comfortable and easier to wear. Luckily, I’ve had the chance to … [Read more...]