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Just two processor generations ago, conventional advice about laptop shopping still held up. You could reasonably suggest people save money by buying one gen back. A performance difference existed, but never so huge that you’d stress about being penny-wise but pound-foolis
Conversational AI services like ChatGPT are absolutely dominating the tech news these days, and for good reason. Whether you want answers to a medical question or a serviceable 800-word essay on existentialism, the new breed of AI services will suck in information fro
There are many different apps you can get from the Windows Store. A default app that comes with Windows 11 is Mail. This is an easy way to access multiple email accounts in one place instead of browser hopping from one page to the next. In order to use it, you have to connect the email addresses you want your mail to show from to the app. Here’s how to
Punxsutawney Phil, the designated groundhog of Groundhog Day, has predicted six more weeks of tech industry layoffs after emerging from his burrow and seeing his own shadow last week. Okay, so Phil was actually predicting six more weeks of winter, but that appears to be approximately the same thing this year. Dell announced a huge round of 6550 layoffs this morn
Okay, that title is a very slight exaggeration. But look at this thing! The included heatsink on the Aorus Gen5 1000 SSD looks like it might just crush th
“Oh, it’s easy to build a PC,” says your friend who’s built a dozen before. “It’s like LEGO for grownups!” While it’s true that building your own desktop is probably easier than a lot of people think, getting over the jitters and the less user-friendly parts of your first build is always a bit daunting. But for the firs