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Microsoft outage now 'resolved' — latest updates as 365, Outlook and Teams return
By Scott Younker last updated
Microsoft experienced a major outage that saw multiple services go down, including Outlook, Teams and 365. Here are the latest updates.

Nvidia N1 and N1X gaming laptop looks set to launch soon — Lenovo may have a breakthrough in integrated graphics on its hands
By Scott Younker published
A surprise leak from Lenovo appears to reveal a new Nvidia-based Windows 11 on ARM gaming laptop.

We've tested the best tablets for entertainment and productivity, and these are the 7 I recommend right now
By James Frew last updated
We've tested the best tablets to help you decide between an iPad, Android slabs, and Windows handhelds to boost your productivity with a larger screen on the go.

UK Lords vote to ban VPNs for children as pressure on the privacy tools increases
By George Phillips published
VPNs are under fire in the UK as the House of Lords vote to ban VPNs for children and a government consultation will "address concerns" about VPNs.

Microsoft 365? More like Microsoft 364 — why yesterday’s outage proves these companies don’t yet have a backup plan for the internet
By Jason England published
Microsoft 365 failed yesterday. The internet’s lack of a Plan B is the real issue, and we're expected to rely on cloud computing? Hell no.

‘MSRP is a myth’? I disagree — here’s how to find a GPU and avoid the RAMageddon markup
By Tony Polanco published
Finding a GPU at retail price can be downright impossible with the ongoing RAM crisis, but these tips can save you money.

Shots fired! AMD claims its Ryzen AI CPUs beat Intel Panther Lake for gaming and AI
By Tony Polanco published
Just ahead of the launch of Intel's Panther Lake CPUs, AMD has released two slides showing how its Ryzen AI processors are superior.

AdGuard VPN's obfuscated TrustTunnel protocol goes open-source – here's what you need to know
By George Phillips published
AdGuard VPN has made its proprietary TrustedTunnel protocol open-source. Here's what you need to know about the protocol and how to use it.

I’ve been testing Lenovo Legion’s 200Hz QHD monitor for a week — and it 'puts most other budget screens to shame'
By Nikita Achanta published
The Lenovo Legion R27qe Gen 2 is an outstanding monitor for gaming and productivity, thanks to its 200Hz refresh rate, 0.5ms response time, and excellent color.
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