We’ve all read the reports: Blue light can play a role in sleep issues. It’s also been mentioned as a factor in skin damage, too. Fortunately, not only can you enable a blue-light filter on your smartphone, you can do so in Windows 10, too.
In fact, the process is incredibly easy—setup takes just a few minutes. Here’s how to do it, step-by-step, complete with a video walkthrough towards the end.
Step 1 Jumping into the Night Light settings via Windows 10’s
If you want to point and click to take down the enemy faster than ever, we’ve got the mouse for you. Amazon is selling the Razer DeathAdder v2 Pro wireless gaming mouse for $60, down from the usual $70 to $90 and the all-time low.
Razer’s DeathAdders are one of the most popular choices for gaming mice because they’re just so dang comfy. They also have a lot of programmable buttons, and a high DPI sensor. In addition, they have RGB lighting and sometimes, as with this mode
We all know what VPNs are great for. They can help secure your internet traffic over public networks like at a café, airport, library, or other public place. VPNs can also get around geo-blocking in order to watch Netflix catalogs around the world, or access Disney Plus in a country that doesn’t have it yet. Gaming is another popular use case for VPNs.
What to look for in a VPN for gaming
For gaming there are a few essentials. The first of which is speed. If you don’t
At a glanceExpert’s Rating ProsSolid chassis and build qualityLarge, attractive 16-inch 1080p screenEnjoyable keyboard and touchpadUSB-C with charging and DisplayPortConsWebcam, microphone, and speakers don’t impressIntel processor falls behind AMD alternatives Disappointing battery lifeLots of bloatwareOur VerdictThe Acer Swift 3 isn’t perfect, but its affordable price and big screen will appeal to anyone who needs to multitask on a laptop.
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Today marks the first time that Chromebooks can be used as gaming PCs, with Google releasing instructions on how to run Valve Software’s Steam on a small suite of Chromebooks.
Last week, Google stated its intention to port Steam to Chrome OS, a commitment that would add value to high-end Chromebooks. On Tuesday, Google said that beginning with Chrome OS 14583.0, the Dev Channel of Chrome OS would include an “early, alpha-quality version of Steam” on Chrome OS for a &ldquo
Welcome to the next generation of GPUs. During his GTC 2022 keynote on Tuesday morning, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang formally revealed “Hopper,” the graphics architecture powering the company’s next generation of products, and welp, it looks like an absolute monster—at least in data-center form.
Hopper’s debut takes shape in the data center-focused Nvidia H100, a beastly chip wielding a whopping 80 million transistors, the first use of next-gen HBM3 memory, and adva
Dude, you gotta get a Dell today, because it’s cheap. The computer retailer is selling an Inspiron 15 3000 for $400, down from an MSRP of $689. There’s no time limit on this deal, but Inspiron deals tend not to last more than a few days at most.
This Inspiron 15 3000 would be an excellent day-to-day laptop for a student or office worker, or as a “satellite” device to take on the road when you can’t be near your desktop.
The laptop has a 15.6-inch 1080p disp
If you’ve got an active Facebook profile, you’re probably well aware of the polarizing dichotomy of the metaverse. It can be wondrous or it can be a cesspool of negativity and despair. If someone’s harassing you, for example, you can block them to limit almost all communications with that person. Also, if you’ve made amends and would like to reconnect, you can unblock them. Not sure how to do it? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Read on to learn more.
Is there such a thing as a “celebrity hacker team?” If so, there appears to be one on the rise. A few weeks ago Nvidia was hacked, with internal documents and even encryption keys leaked in the bizarre follow-up. Now the same team of hackers claims that it’s infiltrated Microsoft, making away with 37 gigabytes of proprietary source code. A torrent file containing at least some Microsoft projects has been distributed.
The “Lapsus$” hackers claim the data they s