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Follow any tech site with regularity and you’ll hear the same refrain over and over—back up your files. The longer you wait, the more you flirt with disaster, and you don’t have as much time as you might think. In March, a Los Angeles storage recovery service revealed that on average, their clients’ failed hard drives died

It’s finally time to upgrade to Windows 11. Or is it?

A little more than a year ago, our initial review of Windows 11 called Microsoft’s latest operating system “unnecessary.” Windows 10 was such a strong entrant with

Nobody likes to travel with cable clutter. And with summer just around the corner, it’s time to think about how to pack most efficiently for those big summer trips. With the

Sometimes, the hardest thing for creatives is getting organized before starting their work. You need a better way to stay on top of everything, and that’s where xTiles comes in. A top-rated tool for visualizing workflows, projects, and ideas, xTiles is a creative

Do you need a gaming keyboard to play PC games? Of course not. And spending triple-digits on one won’t automatically make you a winner, winner, chicken dinner. But getting a gaming-specific keyboard can make playing for long sessions more comfortable, and can also unlock a lot of customization options that add convenience to your favorite PC games. And we&rsquo

If you want to succeed in the competitive fields of IT and cybersecurity, you need to earn some of the world’s most in-demand certifications. Don’t know where to start? Cast a wide net with

Microsoft recently unveiled the latest Windows 11 Insider Dev Channel Build 23451. This new build includes three key features, including the new Facebook widget, a revamped File Explorer’s details pane, and an improved Windows Spotlight with support for 4K images and more information. Dev Channel builds don’t necessarily mean that the code will eventually

What can I say? I’m a bandwidth cheapskate. Always have been, always will be. So, when I have the opportunity to download something locally and not from the Internet, I do. And Valve’s Steam service has finally delivered on a promise Microsoft has failed to keep for years.

Steam now allows you to “download” a game hosted on the Steam