Jason brings a decade of tech and gaming journalism experience to his role as a Managing Editor of Computing at Tom's Guide. He has previously written for Laptop Mag, Tom's Hardware, Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus. In his spare time, you'll find Jason looking for good dogs to pet or thinking about eating pizza if he isn't already.
Latest articles by Jason England

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The Steam Machine, Steam Frame and Steam Controller have all been delayed because of "memory and storage shortages."

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AMD CEO Lisa Su just revealed that Microsoft's next-gen Xbox is set to "launch in 2027." Here's why I'm skeptical of that.

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Meta Quest 3's recent Horizon OS v85 PTC update lets you turn any surface into a virtual keyboard. So I ditched my PC for the day and worked using this.

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A new report reveals M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro are set for an "imminent" launch.

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wearIQ smart glasses may not actually be smart, but they don't need to be at $20. Here's what happened when I switched my Ray-Ban Metas for these dirt cheap specs.

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Just when I thought Intel Core Ultra Series 3 couldn’t get any better, I just tested XeSS 3 multi-frame generation against Nvidia's DLSS 4. This should be a mismatch, but my tests say otherwise.

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Earnings calls can be boring, but Samsung has taken the chance with its own update to confirm that Android XR smart glasses are dropping in 2026.

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The RAM price crisis is hitting the world of computing hard, and Costco has started protecting itself by removing the precious memory from its display PCs on the shelves.

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TikTok USA is experiencing severe disruptions that started just hours after the deal was signed to transition it into America. Here's what is happening.

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TikTok's new Terms of Service for U.S. users are being branded as 'terrifying' by users. Here's what the big changes are, and what you can do to protect yourself.

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I've just started testing the new Asus Zenbook Duo — the first ever Intel Core Ultra X9 388H laptop. For Tom's Guide's first ever live Q&A, I have one simple question: what do you want me to test?

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Editor's ChoiceThe latest Asus Zenbook Duo sports a dramatic redesign with gorgeous OLED panels but the real star of the show is the Intel Core Ultra X9 388H.

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Apple may fast-track two MacBook Pro generations in one year, as M6 looks set to launch sooner than anyone expected.

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Microsoft 365 failed recently. The internet’s lack of a Plan B is the real issue, and we're expected to rely on cloud computing? Hell no.

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RecommendedThe Asus Vivobook 14 won’t win hearts, but it will quietly help you meet deadlines with a focus on ergonomics, decent mid-range performance, solid battery life and an affordable price.

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Samsung's the first, but not the last

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I spoke to Elan Raja, CEO of Scan UK (a company that's been tracking RAM prices since 1987), to provide historical context around RAMageddon. Put simply, it's all very "cyclical," in his words.

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There's a lot of Nvidia GPUs, but which one do people actually buy?

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After reports that the Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti had been killed, this statement was walked back. But then other leakers doubled down. Here's what's going on with GPUs right now.

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Xreal vs Viture just turned ugly

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I thought the Grok brain rot was going to live forever on my X timeline, until I found this Chrome extension that clears all the junk.

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Nvidia's DLSS 4.5 is now available to all gamers, so I put it to the test to see whether it's worth using, and figure out when it's best to use Model M vs Model L.

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Intel has told Tom's Guide that laptop makers "have about 9 to 12 months" of laptop stock, and that Core Ultra Series 3 is the key to efficiency that will protect from the RAM price crisis.
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