A few days ago, Microsoft announced via the Windows Insider blog some new AI features and improvements for the Photos app.
Among the new features is “Relight,” which lets you adjust the lighting in a photo by placing up to thr
I’m the kind of person who hates to see pen marks and lines on the pages of paper books. It makes my eye twitch, and I’m sure you feel the same if you’re a book lover like me. And that’s why I love the Kindle Scribe, an e-reader that lets you write and draw on ebook pages.
If the Kindle Scribe seems right up your alley, now’s the best time to grab
Graphics cards are getting so big that they’re bigger than some computers now. A tired joke, perhaps, but it’s absolutely true. There’s plenty of room inside a modern desktop GPU (at least in terms of pure volume, with the chunky cooler) to fit all the parts you need to run a full PC… and one company did just that. Weird, but fascinating.
Gamers Nexus took
Ancient technologies like Windows XP, Commodore 64, and legacy COBOL programs are still being used for all kinds of critical functions, and here’s another example to add to the list. The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) still relies on Windows 95 and floppy disks for air travel, though hopefully not for too much longer.
When you’re out and about, you have to ensure that all your gear is charged and ready to go, including your laptop. But what do you do when you’re stuck somewhere without an outlet? That’s when a power bank can really save your bacon—and now that the Baseus Blade is only $40 on Amazon (was $100), you have
A local AI for your own documents can be really useful: Your own chatbot reads all important documents once and then provides the right answers to questions such as:
"What is the excess for my car insurance?" or
"Does my supplementary dental insurance also cover inlay
Prime Day may be coming in just a few weeks, but that’s no reason to sleep on this awesome Razer deal. Right now, the DeathAdder V3 Pro is down to its all-time best price and you can get this excellent gaming mouse for just $95 on Amazon (was $150).
The DeathAdder V3
A significant update is coming to the Windows 11 Start Menu: Microsoft is now testing a wider, scrollable design, complete with the Windows Phone sidebar. This latest change follows the introduction of a “category” view last year, showing ongoing development.
If this sounds like old news, it is, sort of. While Microsoft’s new “category” view within Start wa
Apple has a reputation for reimagining products launched by other companies, polishing them so thoroughly that they’re often seen as synonymous with Apple itself. With the macOS 26 “Tahoe” update that Apple launched at WWCD 2025, the OS arguably has achieved what Windows 11 has struggled to be: warm, polished, and smart.
Apple’s new macOS Tahoe is first def
One of my favorite things about PC hardware is that it’s always getting better. Every year I get to enjoy the latest CPUs, GPUs, and memory advances and watch those numbers go up in turn. But there’s more to it than just CPUs and GPUs! Like the all-important coolers.
PC cooling might not make your ray tracing benchmarks go up, but it’s vital for