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Modern corporations are under near-constant attack by malicious hackers and other digital no-goodniks, and gaming hardware makers are no exception. Such is the case for MSI, which confirmed to its customers that it’s been the victim of a cyberattack. Though MSI is not enumerating who is responsible or what damage was done, a ransomware group has claimed respons

When I spotted these sleek Sony headphones this morning, I was floored. Not only do I love the sophisticated wireless design, but they also include Sony’s awesome noise-canceling technology. Fortunately for you (and me), they’re on

Google might have given up on the idea of streaming full-powered games to your browser window, but it’s still invested in playing games online without the hassle of local installs. Of course it is: It makes both a browser and

Over the last few months, AI chatbots have exploded in popularity off the surging success of OpenAI’s revolutionary ChatGPT—which, amazingly, only burst onto the scene around December. But when Microsoft seized the opportunity to hitch its wagon to OpenAI&rsquo

There comes a time in many PC gamers’ lives in which they must do the previously unthinkable, and install a gaming rig in the living room.

Maybe it’s because you’re working from home and can’t stand hunching over the same desk for gaming after office hours, or you’ve finally invested in a TV with serious gaming features such as

When it comes to cloud storage, you have a lot of options, and sometimes free cloud storage is just too good to be true. Eventually, you’ll always have to pay for the space and security you need to pro

Modern times call for modern apps. For Outlook, Microsoft started taking slow steps last year toward a full overhaul with the preview release of new Outlook software. Available to Microsoft 365 Insider preview members, the early versions restri

In the world of online shooters, blaming latency for your death is only slightly less popular than blaming hackers when you get killed five times in a row by the same [censored] on the other side of the server. But in Valve’s highly-anticipated Counter-Strike 2, you’ll have one less option when it comes time to apologize to your teammates—a