Tag: computing
Microsoft 50th Anniversary Copilot Event live – our favorite Windows, Surface and Xbox memories and what we expect to see
Refresh 2025-04-03T13:03:13.303Z The good ol’ days (Image credit: Future) Let’s jump to another TechRadar team member’s favorite Microsoft memory. This time in the company’s gaming division. Axel Metz, TR’s Phones Editor, says “I’m jumping in to nostalgia dump about my beloved Xbox 360. This picture, taken in November 2013, is…
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Tinder’s new ‘Game Game’ is like speed dating a vocal AI
Tinder’s new Game Game feature lets users practice flirting with AI personas The voice-based encounters provide real-time feedback on your charm Users are rated on a three-flame scale to gamify the experience I’m very happily married, but the memories of excruciating anxiety in attempts to flirt are carved into my…
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You can pre-order Framework’s entry-level 2-in-1 touchscreen laptop on April 9
The entry-level laptop from modular computing company Framework, which we first saw in February, is almost ready to roll. Founder and CEO Nirav Patel said on Wednesday that you can reserve the Framework Laptop 12 on April 9 at 11AM ET. The Framework Laptop 12 is a colorful 12.2-inch notebook…
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I’ve had it with the current GPU market – and the prices for AMD Radeon partner cards on Best Buy are why
The trend of inflated GPU prices for AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 series continues Partner cards are priced far above MSRP The previous gen RX 7900 XTX is at a ludicrous $1,299.99 Yet again, the prices of GPUs are causing waves, but (as you may have guessed), it’s for all the…
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You can now set up your new Mac with an iPhone or iPad, and it might just be the best new time-saver
Apple’s ushered in a new continuity feature with iOS 18.4 and macOS Sequoia 15.4 You can now use an iPhone or iPad to help set up your Mac While relatively small, this could be a huge time-saver Part of what makes the Apple ecosystem so good – and appealing to…
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Gave up trying to install Chrome on Windows 11 because it wouldn’t work? Google has fixed this error, but I can’t believe how long it took
Google’s Chrome installer for PCs with AMD and Intel CPUs has been broken for the past week Detective work suggests that the version for these PCs was accidentally replaced by the Arm installer, which is for very different Snapdragon CPUs While the issue has now been fixed, Google took a…
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