It never should have taken this long, but after a year of waiting, I have finally used USB4 ports on a laptop that doesn’t carry an Apple or Intel logo—and it’s simply glorious.
Yeah, you’re probably scratching your head wondering why I’m so legitimately excited to use something as mundane sounding as USB4, but it’s
Microsoft has a lot of news for Xbox owners and Game Pass fans this morning. In an announcement post, the company shared its plans to expand the Xbox app dir
Would you consider buying a new laptop or desktop today with a conventional platter hard drive? Microsoft seems to think that you shouldn’t. Such is the indication of a recent TrendFocus report, which claims that the Windows maker is pushing OEM system builders to install the software only on a solid-state boot drive. A soft deadline is reportedly set for 2023, aft
Calling all content creators and business professionals: On Thursday, Dell announced the latest iterations of the XPS 13 and the XPS 13 2-in-1. Not only are these machines outfitted with zippy 12th-gen Intel processors, but they’ve also got great screens and they’re both compact and lightweight.
In other words, if you travel a bunch for work, or ne
There are so many VPN services out there that it can often be overwhelming. While a wide selection is a good thing for competition, features, and pricing, it means choosing a single VPN service can be an absolute nightmare. That goes double for browsing the Google Play Store where it can be difficult to see which services are legitimate and which ones are outright s
Google is far and away the most popular search engine—but sometimes it can feel more like Big Brother and less like a friendly assistant. Indeed, for those concerned about privacy, Google oversteps some boundaries by collecting your personal data, and serving you ads based on what it collects. Enter
