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MacBook Neo finally has a rival — Intel Wildcat Lake laptops promise double the RAM and battery life for under $600
By Scott Younker published
A new Intel Wild Lake laptop hits retail as a potential MacBook Neo competitor. What does it offer?

Reddit was down for thousands — live updates on major outage
By Scott Younker last updated
Reddit is suffering an outage.

Best AI laptops in 2026: Here's our 6 top recommendations tested and reviewed
By Darragh Murphy last updated
AI is well and truly here, and you'll need the right kind of laptop to run it well. Here are our picks for the best of the best.

The best VPN in 2026: our top 5 picks
By Mo Harber-Lamond last updated
We've tested and reviewed dozens of VPN. On this page we've ranked the five best VPNs we've used, and delve into the details of why they're so good.

Microsoft admits Windows users 'experienced some challenges' with the forced CoPilot key — now it's finally doing something about it
By Jeff Parsons published
Microsoft has acknowledged the dedicated Copilot key on Windows hasn't been universally loved, and a future Windows 11 update will allow users to remap it.

The best 13-inch laptops in 2026: Top ultraportables worth your money
By Darragh Murphy last updated
The best 13-inch laptops offer a good mix of power and portability, and we review dozens of 13-inch laptops every year then cull the cream of the crop into this list.

Why are my orchid leaves turning yellow? Here’s how to fix it
By Camilla Sharman published
Orchid leaves turning yellow? The simple trick to bring back the green.

The Cherry XTRFY M64 Wireless is a mighty comfortable mouse but it’s let down by glaring issues — and you can get more bang for your buck elsewhere
By Nikita Achanta published
The Cherry XTRFY M64 Wireless boasts great gaming performance and 26,000 DPI, but it has glaring flaws that don't make it worth the asking price.

I’m a MacBook Pro loyalist, but how much work can I actually do on a cheap MacBook Neo? The answer shocked me (and saved me a lot of money)
By Jason England published
I replaced my premium M5 MacBook Pro with Apple’s budget $599 MacBook Neo to see if an iPhone-derived A18 Pro chip can handle a content creator’s workload.
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