AI-generated summaries are low-hanging fruit for apps and services that want to jump on the AI bandwagon, as we’ve seen with Copilot,
Flash drives are kind of dull as a topic, the modern descendant of floppy disks and burnable CDs. But when you need a good one, you really need a good one—and PNY’s latest are worth a look. The new Duo Link V3 design combines impressive speed and dual USB-A and USB-C connections with a fairly low price.
With a USB 3.2 Gen 2 connection, PNY claims t
If you peeked over the platform wall at WWDC earlier this week and thought that the new “Liquid Glass” look for macOS and iOS seemed a little retro for the Windows faithful, you’re not alone. Social media wa
Your PC can now see what you’re looking at on the screen, if you choose to let it. Copilot Vision is now generally available for users in the United States, Microsoft said Thursday.
Copilot Vision sort of replaces the kinds of how-to articles, TikToks, and short videos you turn to when you need help. Basically, it “looks over your shoulder” at your PC’s scr
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Microsoft is currently in the process of rolling out update KB5060533, a new patch for Windows 10 that includes the latest security fixes—as well as a small tweak that was snuck in with everything else.
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Walking through aisles and aisles of quality computer hardware has a charm that just can’t be beat. And doing so alongside other enthralled nerds is even better—which is exactly what drew out PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray and Will Smith for opening day at the new Micro Center location in Santa Clara, CA.
As you’ll see in the video on our YouTube channel, th
In a recent Threads post, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote that the company’s microblogging platform has started testing out a new feature: direct messages. Confirmed in another Threads post by Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri, DMs have been the most r
Finding good noise canceling headphones for little money is often a game of chance because you almost always pay for it somewhere–be it in terms of sound, wearing comfort, or durability. But after many disappointments, I finally discovered two models (one wireless, one wired) that really convinced me.
Keeping your Windows PC running good isn’t hard if you do a little regular upkeep. Stuff can slow down or mess up over time, but Windows has some built-in tools to help fix things.
You can run advanced, Microsoft-supplied tools like SFC, DISM, and CHKDSK every now and then to keep things smooth. If you want to run all those tools in one spot, there’s a cool