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Outdoor grilling can be pretty awesome, but what happens when you want to stay indoors because the temperatures are too high outside or you have no other options because you live in an apartment? Well, the

I don’t know how things are in your part of the world, but in mine, we experience power outages due to people using air conditioning. With the power going out and coming back again, a surge protector is heaven-sent. This

When the opportunity arises, upgrading your RAM is a great way to boost your PC’s performance. But RAM can be quite a headache to work out sometimes. That’s because it comes in varying generations, brands, speeds, latencies, sizes, and voltages. In fact, with all that to think about, confusion often arises about whether you can even mix and match RAM and

Having long cables to charge your phone can be life-changing, so when we saw the Anker USB-C to USB-C 6ft two-pack down to an impressive $9, we couldn’t help but press the “add

For those looking for a fantastic laptop for all your day-to-day tasks, from doing school work to streaming Netflix, the Dell XPS 13 i

Microsoft’s new Recall feature in Windows 11 has attracted a ton of attention — some good, some bad. But Google’s ChromeOS chief says that the company is cautiously exploring a Recall-like feature for Chromebooks, too, referred to right now as “memory.”

I sat down with John Solomon, the vice president at Google responsible for

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The June 4 release date for Destiny 2 The Final Shape, the last installment in the Destiny 2’s current story arc, had me poised over my keyboard ready to buy as the clock str

This year’s Computex was one of the most monumental in ages. Funnily enough, that made it feel both insanely packed and curiously quiet on the PC front.

Qualcomm’s imminent entry into the premium PC space with Snapdragon X Elite-powered