June’s big Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11 has caused a bit of a mess for users, so much so that Microsoft had to briefly pause the update and issue an emergency patch…
Tiny design, tiny price. Mini PCs are growing ever more popular for how they pack so much power into such an affordable package. I mean, just look at this: the Acemagic K1 mini PC is on sale for $309 on Amazon, a sizeable 36% discount on its $484 MSRP. For what you’re getting in terms of specs, the original price wa
ChatGPT is rapidly changing the world. The process is already happening, and it’s only going to accelerate as the technology improves, as more people gain access to it, and as more learn how to use it.
What’s shocking is just how many tasks ChatGPT is already capable of managing for you. While the naysayers may still look down their noses at the potential o
Everyone has a chore they hate doing. I’ll happily pull weeds, clear brush, do dishes, clean rain gutters — but when it came to scrubbing a shower, I hated it. Now, it’s almost fun.
Some people use all sorts of chemicals to avoid getting on their hands and knees and scrubbing until all the grime goes away. No matter what I used, though, I’d still have to go
Nvidia has been a little circumspect when it comes to sending out review units for its newest RTX graphics cards as of late. (That’s why there’s no PCWorld review yet for the RTX 5050 or
As we’ve previously covered, Microsoft is working on another redesign of the Start Menu in Windows 11, and one of the new features is that apps will be divided into different categories automatically.
Crytocurrency hasn’t just ruined the hunt for an affordable graphics card, or the conversation at that little bar you used to like. Now it’s come for everyone’s favorite alt browser, too. Dozens of fake cryptocurrency wallet extensions—indistinguishable from their nominally legitimate counterparts—are flooding Firefox’s add-on repository. It’s a problem.
Last week, I secured my lowest price for Spectrum internet in years.
All it took was a call to Spectrum’s retention department, which is where you end up after telling the automated system you want to cancel your service. After a mildly tedious conversation with an exceedingly friendly rep, my monthly bill dropped from $68 to $45 per month for the next full
1440p and ultrawide monitors have their place in PC gaming (and their place is on my desk). But if you want to go big and beautiful to show off your four-figure gaming desktop’s raw pixel-pushing power, you want 4K resolution. And today you can get it in OLED monitor form for a great price. Amazon has an MSI 32-inch 4K OLED
There are times when I think my workstation monitors are more than OK… and then I see discounts like this one for the 34-inch Samsung ViewFinity S50GC. It makes me reconsider. Now available for $220 on Amazon, this monitor that was once $330 has dropped to its all-time best price.
This is an LCD monitor wi