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Some of you may be uncomfortable reading this, but Steam turns 20 today. Launched on September 12, 2003, the game launcher practically synonymous with PC gaming is not only celebrating a new milestone, but it’s inviting us to the party, too—in the form of some steeply discounted games.

In honor of the anniversary, a retrospective page has gone l

If you’re a content creator or a movie buff, you best stick around. Amazon’s currently selling the Samsung UJ59 4K monitor for just $219.99,

Microsoft will no longer provide new drivers from printer manufacturers via Windows Update starting in 2025, the company has

It’s official: The next-generation Thunderbolt spec will be called Thunderbolt 5, debuting next year with enough charging power and bandwidth to support eGPUs and a new class of “external AI devices.”

Intel teased the new Thunderbolt specification at the end of 2022,

Experience, knowledge, tests, and research are extremely important to being able to use computers and all IT at home as smoothly and efficiently as possible. But developments do not stand still: We have reviewed 14 pieces of common tech knowledge to see if they are valid.

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Most new cars these days have a backup camera and other security features to give you a better view of the road. But if you’re driving an older car, you can’t rely on those same features. With this

Microsoft is wading into new waters with its gaming brand: credit cards. On Monday, the company announced a new Xbox credit card, which allows card holders to earn points redeemable for rewards…but only on Xbox.com.

The launch begins on September 21 for Xbox Insiders living in a U.S. state. Availability will later expand in 2024 to all Xbox gamers in