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The heydey of mobile devices with built-in keyboards is long past, eclipsed by bigger and bigger touchscreens that are now flipping and folding. But if your heart still burns for BlackBerry, the smartphone for anyone who sent more emails than text messages before the iPhone came along, there’s a new DIY project you might want to check out. It’s called the

Microsoft might want everyone on an active internet connection while setting up Windows 11, but that’s not always possible. Some people have limited internet connections, while others may find Windows doesn’t recognize their ethernet and/or wireless hardware.

If you’re a self-proclaimed cinephile, you better listen up. Walmart’s currently selling the LG Smart TV for $498, which is a sav

The Steam Deck’s 7-inch, 1280×800 screen is nothing special — the smartphone display you’re probably reading this on has it beat in pretty much every way. But it works for the portable machine, being both cheap and fairly low-res for PC gaming on the go. But if you absolutely must have higher resolution in this form factor…well, you sho

You might spend top dollar for fancy new graphics card hardware, but one of the key components to gaming performance is actually software. While the brute force of the hardware gets most of the glory (and is indeed essential), the software side is the magic that pieces it together. Without good software, even the ferocious

You may have tried to learn the piano as a kid, but didn’t like the teacher’s musty living room and boring exercises you had to practice all the time. Fortunately, technology has advanced to make

Today, Epic’s kicking off its annual 2023 Mega Sale as well as the launch of a new Epic Rewards program. The sale includes up to 75 percent off on PC games, an a

Microsoft’s attempted acquisition of Activision-Blizzard continues to ripple across the industry. While the company suffered a massive setback when the United Kingdom refused to allow the purchase, the

For a very long time, the most common path to improving your PC’s performance has been through upgrading the RAM. RAM stands for “random access memory” and it’s effectively the component of your PC that is keeping track of what your computer is currently working on. When RAM is limited, your PC has to keep that current information stored somew