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ThinkPad laptops are beloved for their strong performance and comfortable keyboards. There’s a reason businesspeople who spend all day typing and doing real work swear by them. We’ve spotted the

If you’re looking for a big, spacious monitor on the cheap, and you don’t particularly demand lightning-fast performance for gaming, then this LG closeout is right up your alley. The company is offering a 34-inch ultrawide with a color-accurate IPS panel

Life online can differ wildly from the real world—especially when security is involved. It’s not likely someone will break into your home if you lose your house keys. But leaked login info? That puts a target on your back. Case in point: Last week, Roku disclosed a whopping 576,000 users were victims of a credential stuffing attack, far exceeding the orig

If you’re planning on traveling abroad this summer, it’s a good idea to learn some of the language of your destination. Unfortunately, you’re probably not going to become fluent anytime soon. That’s why the

Getting projects done on time and under budget is crucially important to businesses. That’s why they hire project managers. But project managers can’t do it alone. Tools like

For a few hours on Saturday, a beer hall in Queens was the nerdiest place in New York City. And considering that you can buy Gundam sets in Times Square and see a musical version of Back to the Future on Broadway, that’s saying something. 

I spent about three hours on various buses and subways to get from my home in Pennsylvania to the

In the fast-paced modern working world, we’re all looking for ways to save time and increase productivity. With the

Meta has launched Meta.ai, an AI-specific site that has a cool hook that its competitors don’t offer: It can generate images in real time, and even animate them on demand.

There is a catch, however: Meta would really like to continue improving Meta.ai, and to do so it’s only offering image generation if you sign into your Facebook acco

For years, AMD and especially Intel have dominated the PC industry, even after Qualcomm introduced its first Snapdragon processors for laptops. Now, Microsoft may be giving pride of place to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite processor with an upcoming Windows feature — and leaving AMD and Intel out in the cold.

In May, Microsoft will host its annual