Since Microsoft moved from selling Office as a software package for Windows and Mac to selling subscriptions to Microsoft 365, the company has added a range of additional programs and services to the package. Some are old-fashioned desktop applications, some are web apps, and some are pure services or add-ons.
In this article, I’ll walk you through On
Though this summer’s Prime Day is two weeks away, we’re already excited by all the early discounts and deals happening right now.
Just a little over a week ago, the US government announced a ban of Kaspersky antivirus software—which will soon leave its remaining users without a functional program. Starting July 20, Kaspersky must discontinue sale to new customers and
As a multiple monitor addict, a second screen for my work laptop is a must when I’m traveling. But I’ll also admit that lugging around that second screen isn’t great for my back when I’m already weighed down by tons of tech. It all adds up.
So, the new Vaio Vision+ 14 is right up my alley! It’s a 14-inch, USB-C travel monitor t
The Startup page in Windows 11’s Settings is really useful for toggling which apps auto-start when you boot the system.
But the more apps you have enabled in Startup, the longer it takes for Windows to be fully usable after restarting. That’s why it’s good to check the Startup page every so often and disable unwanted apps.
Or you
Noctua—a darling of the home PC builder community for its high-quality cooling parts and understated brown aesthetics—has a new flagship CPU cooler. The Austrian company revised its dual-fan NH-D15 design with a collection of engineering improve
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Laptops may be practical tools for work and play, but like any electronics device, they can also exude that luxury feel. The kind that makes you think, “Ooh. Yeah, that’s nice.”
They don’t have to—and they often don’t—but if you’re willing to pay a little extra for the privilege, there are several hig
AMD’s Ryzen X3D processors, with their special sauce V-Cache for boosting gaming performance, are all the rage in the custom-built desktop space. But what if you want some of that power in a machine that fits in a backpack? Then you might want to check out the MSI Tita