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Traditionally, the legacy “Print Screen” or PrtScn button on your keyboard has been what you’d use to take a quick, easy snapshot of whatever is on your screen. Now, that feature is changing soon—although you don’t have to let it.

Earlier this month, Microsoft began pushing Build 22624.1546 to the Windows Insid

The company that probably makes your laptop’s processor will now manufacture the chip that’s probably inside your smartphone, too.

Intel has signed an agreement with Arm to manufacture Arm processors across several generations of products. According to the agreement, announced Wednesday by both companies, the deal will first focus on mobile SoCs

Does The Last of Us send your gaming PC into a zombie-like shuffle? Do the

Friends, I can’t wait to tell you about today’s deal. The mechanical keyboard I use every day for work and gaming is on sale. Best Buy’s currently selling the

Nvidia’s awesome new RTX Video Super Resolution feature is about to get even better. When the technology launched earlier this year, promising AI-enhanced video upscaling to get rid of blurry web videos, it only supported videos played in Google Chrome and Micros

While Windows 11 provides a fine enough out of the box experience—terrible new task bar aside—it handles so much better after tweaking just a handful of settings to make it feel more like the Windows of yore.

No, I’m not talking about making Windows

If you’ve reached adulthood and wished you spent a little more time trying to learn an instrument as a kid, you’re not alone. There are more than one million people using 

If you didn’t already believe that weak passwords could be cracked easily, artificial intelligence is here to prove the point definitively. An AI-driven tool cracked over half the passwords fed to it in under a minute—and 65 percent in under an hour.