Apple working on new MacBook keyboard that can transform on the fly By Richard Priday published 16 December 22 Apple's new MacBook idea is to add a dynamic keyboard made of aluminum that can display different symbols depending on what you're doing.
Valve reveals some Steam Deck hardware upgrades you probably didn’t notice By Malcolm McMillan published 15 December 22 Valve also says don’t expect a Steam Deck Pro
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX and XT — 2 reasons to buy 3 reasons to skip By Tony Polanco published 15 December 22 AMD released its Radeon RX 7900 XTX and Radeon RX 7900 XT graphics cards. Are they worth it? Read on to find out.
Windows 11 just got its own screen recording tool — here's how it works By Andy Sansom last updated 13 December 22 Microsoft has given Windows 11 testers access to its new snipping tool update that allows users to record all of or a portion of their own screen.
How to access the emoji keyboard on Mac By Peter Wolinski published 13 December 22 You can access a built-in emoji keyboard on macOS. Better yet, this built-in keyboard is simple to find.
Asus teases first 27-inch OLED gaming monitor ahead of CES 2023 By Roland Moore-Colyer published 12 December 22 Asus just teased your next 1440p OLED gaming monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate.
MacBook Pro with M2 Pro may have just been teased by Steam By Richard Priday published 12 December 22 MacBook Pro with M2 Pro may have been spotted in Steam's latest hardware survey, while a different rumor claims an OLED MacBook Air will be with us in 2024.
Apple in 2023: Here's what we're expecting this year By Alan Martin last updated 9 January 23 This could be a massive year for Apple, as the company is expected to make its first foray into virtual reality. You can also plan on the usual updates to iPhone, Apple Watch and Macs.
How to do a strikethrough in Google Docs By Peter Wolinski published 12 December 22 Here's how to do a strikethrough in Google Docs, to cross out text but leave it visible
How to view word count in Google Docs By Peter Wolinski published 12 December 22 If you've got a big piece to write with a strict word count, or you want to know how many characters you're writing to fit an online form, you'll want to know how to view word count in Google Docs.
MacBook Pro M2 Max keeps getting more powerful in leaked benchmarks By Richard Priday published 9 December 22 The latest leaked benchmarks for the MacBook Pro with M2 Max show even more impressive results than before.
How to remove image backgrounds in macOS Ventura By Tony Polanco published 9 December 22 Removing image backgrounds in macOS Ventura is easy — here's how to do it.
Intel Arc GPUs are here — so why is nobody talking about them? By Tony Polanco published 9 December 22 The Intel Arc series has been available for a couple of months, but few seem interested. We discuss the reasons why.
How to do a reverse image search using Google By David Crookes last updated 14 February 23 Learn how to do a reverse image search on your PC, Mac, iPhone or Android phone
AirTags just got a major upgrade for Mac owners — what you need to know By Richard Priday published 7 December 22 At long last, you can make your AirTags produce an audio alert from a Mac, rather than just relying on directions.
How to open Task Manager on Windows By Dale Fox published 7 December 22 Wondering how to open Task Manager on Windows? There are a few ways to do this, as we cover in this simple guide.
How to open Terminal on Mac By David Crookes published 5 December 22 Knowing how to open Terminal on Mac lets you fix problems and make tweaks to your Apple computer
This mod gives the iMac an all-screen design — there’s just one problem By Alan Martin published 4 December 22 Extreme surgery moves the iMac’s innards to the back for a neater look, but it loses a lot of personality in the process.
Kill passwords forever — here’s how to set up passkeys on iPhone, iPad and Mac By David Crookes last updated 9 December 22 It's time to ditch passwords and learn how to set up passkeys on iPhone, iPad and Mac instead
How to enable Windows 11's built-in camera privacy warning By Alex Wawro published 2 December 22 Here's how to enable Windows 11's built-in webcam privacy warning system, which is often disabled but can be manually turned on with some light registry editing.
Elon Musk says Neuralink could be in people's heads in just 6 months By Malcolm McMillan published 1 December 22 Neuralink says its brain implant has shown some promise in recent testing
Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED gaming monitor review By Tony Polanco last updated 5 December 22 Editor's Choice The updated Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED gaming monitor is lighter and thinner than its predecessor. Though it's a minor update, it's still a rock-solid gaming monitor.
Gamers! This beast of an RTX 3080 PC is $700 off in Cyber Monday deals By Peter Wolinski published 28 November 22 If you're in the market for a gaming PC, $700 off the Skytech Blaze 3.0 is a deal you shouldn't pass up.
How to find the Home folder on Mac and add it to Finder By David Crookes published 26 November 22 Learning how to find the Home folder on Mac and add it to Finder will make your computing life so much easier
Best student printers for 2023 By Brian Westover last updated 13 January 23 The best inkjet and laser printers for students of all ages, at home or on campus.
Best photo printers of 2023 By Alex Wawro last updated 17 March 23 Photo printers come in all shapes and sizes, from full-sized multifunction printers to portable models that fit in your pocket. Here are the very best photo printers we've reviewed.
Almost 50% of macOS malware reportedly comes from single app — delete it now By Roland Moore-Colyer published 17 November 22 MacKeeper could be bad news for your Mac, so make sure you delete it today.
Nvidia RTX 4080 — 2 reasons to buy and 3 reasons to skip By Tony Polanco published 16 November 22 The Nvidia RTX 4080 is here and incredibly powerful, but do you need Nvidia's new GPU? We detail the reasons you should either buy or skip this graphics card.
This $20 accessory solved one of my biggest problems — and changed how I control my PC By Anthony Spadafora published 12 November 22 Adding a macro pad to your desk setup can make it even easier to use your PC as you can program each of its keys to do practically anything you can think of.
