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Programming is possible on nearly any monitor, but most programmers prefer a big, pixel-dense, attractive screen that can render tiny code with clarity and display numerous windows at once. Prolific multi-taskers, many programmers also go all-in on multiple displays and use two or three monitors at once.

In this guide, we’ll point you to the best moni

There’s nothing better than a sleek, well-designed laptop with powerful inside components. If you’re in the market for such a machine, then you’re in luck. The Dell XPS 15 promises strong multimedia and application performance for a reasonable price.

Among image editors, Adobe Photoshop dominates. Despite the many competitors that have sprung up, it remains popular with professionals and central in the public eye. (We all refer to altered images as “photoshopped.”) 

But, this juggernaut comes with a sizable price tag, too—subscriptions start at $21 USD per month (or a little over

Cybersecurity is of paramount importance today, and while many people use VPNs or password

Today Microsoft launched the Surface Thunderbolt 4 Dock, noteworthy for one key absence: the Surface Connector, which has now been replaced with a standard Thunderbolt 4 interface.

Why is this important? For years, Microsoft Surface devices were driven and charged via the Surface Connector, a unique and proprietary charging port that transferred d

Dear HyperX, I am a human person. I walk, I sleep, I prepare food, I drive a car. I stare at a strange glowing box for hours. And I pee in a toilet several times a day, despite making my loyal and handsome dog friend go out in the yard. It’s come to my attention that your company, which makes many accessories for the glowing stare box that my owner enjoys

If you’ve waited until the last second to get your taxes done, don’t panic. Right now, Amazon’s selling H&R Block’s 2022 Tax Softwar

It’s tax season in the United States. Normally the most worrisome part of paying taxes is figuring out who counts as a dependant or whether or not you’re technically a contractor. But a recent issue with the free filing service eFile.com, authorized and tacitly endorsed by the IRS, has added a whole new layer of stress to filing your taxes. Security resea

I live a short drive away from Silicon Valley. You’d think my internet speeds would be phenomenal as a result. Alas, no.

Those gigabit speeds promoted in numerous AT&T, Comcast, and Sonic ads? You have to live in the right neighborhood for those, and I don’t. A big portion of the San Francisco Bay Area doesn’t, either. And that has real ef