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In order to take full advantage of all the features of Windows 11, you need a Microsoft account. (It’s possible to use Windows 11 wit

AMD loves to build to a crescendo. As it’s shown since 2016, when its first Ryzen CPUs launched, the company progresses incrementally but steadily—until Team Red sits all the way at the top.

That time has come for its 3D V-Cache processors, which sport extra L3 cache to boost gaming performance. When AMD released its first variant into the wild, that

Having a way to charge your devices while on the go is essential these days, but not all power banks are equally portable. The Baseus Picogo is one of the best because it has a built-in USB-C cable, so you don’t have to worry about carrying two things around everything.

Right now, the

As a fully remote worker, I love being able to take my work laptop to the coffee shop, the beach, or even my own backyard. The one thing I hate, though, is relying on a single screen when working. It frustrates my productivity because I generally bounce between multiple apps.

That’s why I love portable monitors! It’s the solution to every on-the-go worker w

With all the controversy surrounding Elon Musk, people are abandoning X (formerly Twitter) in droves — and I’m one of them. I’ve tried several alternatives over the last few months and I’ve landed on Bluesky as my favorite. It isn’t perfect, but the pros definitel

If you have multiple monitors on your desk, you know how much space they take up. Fortunately, you can reclaim some of that space with monitor arms that suspend your displays above your desk.

Huanuo is one of the better budget-focused brands for monitor arms, and right now their triple monitor mount is

Have you ever left the copying of your files onto a USB flash drive to the last minute before a meeting? That’s fine if the files copy over promptly, but if you’re in a rush and find that the operation is stalled out, it can be painful.

One reason for that happening is that your drive is in the read-only state, which means you’re never going to be able to c

Yesterday was Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday for March, which brought security updates that addressed 58 new vulnerabilities. According to the company, six of the vulnerabilities in Windows are already being exploited and attacked in the wild. Another vulnerability in Office was already publicly known as well.

Microsoft offers sparse details on the vulnerabiliti