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Back in 2020 we had an excuse for our less-than-ideal work from home office setups. The unorthodox arrangement was sprung on many of us with little warning, and we had no choice but to make due. But by now, working from home has become the new normal for many professionals, and to do our jobs well and maintain some semblance of physical comfort and personal dignity,

Much has been made of AI chatbots’ ability to summarize PDF files or long Web pages. But there’s a gigantic time-saver that Google’s Bard is beginning to deploy, and it’s worth checking out: Knowledge of the gazillion hours of YouTube video it’s already archived.

On November 21, Google took “the first steps in Bard’

If you’re looking to save a good amount of money on a fast everyday laptop, you’re in luck. Costco’s selling the

If you’re coming down to the wire on gifts this holiday season, a digital option is always a good idea. So, why not help the PC person in your life upgrade to Microsoft Windows 11 Pro? Right now, you can spring for Windows 11 Pro for just

The big news in monitors for 2023 was a shift to OLED panels, bringing the long-awaited tech from high-end televisions into more and more offices and gaming setups. But what comes next? If you ask popular OEM display panel manufacturer TCL, they might answer with “domes.” As in, a screen that’s curved at both sides, the top, and the bottom. The comp

QR codes, those square-ish barcode thingies you can scan with your phone for quick and easy access to a website, are sort of the evolution of the AOL keyword. They’re incredibly useful, saving precious seconds in a hundred different ways and scenarios. But since a code is basically just a visualized web address, you need to be wary of which ones you scan and ac

With all of our devices these days, everybody could use some portable power. That’s where the