Technology makes our lives easier, especially when it comes to things like remote work. But the best tech is the kind that resolves exceedingly practical problems. For instance, why use a Q-tip to clean out your ears when you ca
One of the many benefits of a laptop is the ability to take it with you wherever you go. If you’re a regular traveler, you definitely wan to make sure the time on your computer matches the time zone you’re currently in. Making this happen automatically is actually quite simple. Here’s how to do it.
Time Zone Settings in Windows 11
Tech journalists (including me) often recommend buying a modem for internet service rather than renting one from your provider. It’s quick advice that readers will remember and, in most cases, it works out. Take PCWorld’s own local pricing as an example—for the most basic plan, renting a combo modem-router gateway from Comcast is $15 per month or $1
Google Chrome has long had a reputation of being fast, secure… and ravenous for memory like a starving teenager at an all-you-can-eat buffet. But finally, Chrome is going to slim down right in time for the new year.
Chrome version 110 introduced new Memory Saver and Battery Saver features on Windows, Macs and Chromebooks alike, after Google first tea
If you’re looking to upgrade your gaming gear, you’ve come to the right place. Amazon’s selling the Logitech G435 Lightspeed wireless gaming headset for just $29.99, which is
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AI is already here—and it’s not just services like ChatGPT, Bing, or the upcoming Google Bard. Developers have already infused AI into products you use every day, with further improvements to come.
That’s a scary concept to some. AI can make “dumb” devices smarter, but at the cost of knowing more about you and your daily lives.
Our digital lives are more complex and bigger than ever, and we accumulate more and more files every single day. That’s why it’s essential to have a cloud storage solution. But
