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You can find Apple's most powerful iPad at the cheapest it's ever been right now — $100 off
By Jeff Parsons published
The M5 iPad Pro is the most powerful iPad you can buy and Amazon has just dropped it to its lowest-ever price.

MacBook Pro could get two upgrades this year, with Apple’s M6 chip arriving early
By Jason England published
Apple may fast-track two MacBook Pro generations in one year, as M6 looks set to launch sooner than anyone expected.

Forget Nvidia: Integrated graphics could be the future for gaming laptops — here’s why
By Tony Polanco published
I used to scoff at integrated graphics, but they could very well be the future of PC gaming. Here's how AMD and Intel's upcoming chips have changed my mind.

Xbox gaming makes the jump to Windows on Arm, but can it stem the tide of gamers turning to Linux?
By Lloyd Coombes published
Microsoft’s Xbox app just arrived on ARM, but is it enough as gamers are swayed by Linux?

I tried the TCL NXTPAPER 11 Plus and this budget tablet is easily my iPad killer — here’s why
By Anthony Spadafora published
The TCL NXTPAPER 11 Plus may have a budget price but its matte screen and included stylus and case give this eye-friendly tablet a premium feel.

I've been wearing the Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses for 24 hours — here's what I like (and hate)
By Mike Prospero published
I've been wearing the Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses for a little over a day; here are the first seven things that have really stood out to me.

I’ve tried dozens of weather apps to track Winter Storm Fern — here are 5 I’m using
By Josh Render last updated
Knowing the weather is a major planning benefit, but it can be easy to get lost among the numerous apps available. This guide shows the top five weather apps that we've been using over this winter.

The Steam Frame’s biggest problem is (ironically) Half-Life: Alyx, and Valve needs to recapture the VR magic
By Darragh Murphy published
Valve's Steam Frame is set to take VR gaming to new heights, but its very own Half Life: Alyx set the bar high, and more VR titles need to reach that standard.

Microsoft 365 outages prove cloud services are only one glitch away from chaos, and they still don't have a backup plan for the internet
By Jason England last updated
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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