Tag: computing

Microsoft forges ahead with adding new features to Windows 10 as the OS gets another Windows 11 capability

Remember when Microsoft said Windows 10 wouldn’t get any more features, and was effectively on ice, with the exception of minor tweaks? Well, the reversal of that policy is clear enough now, as another inbound feature for Windows 11 is also coming to its predecessor OS. Namely a ‘richer weather…

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The best laptops of CES 2024

CES 2024 in Las Vegas had all kinds of tech, from attention-grabbing AI gadgets to, uh, whatever this is. There were also a whole bunch of laptops. Like, an endless array of laptops. So many laptops, in fact, that we had a real tough time deciding between them to choose…

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ASUS ZenBook 14 OLED review (2023): A compelling AI PC stuck in a familiar design

The latest ZenBook 14 OLED from ASUS has most of the hardware we’d want in a modern ultraportable: Intel’s new Core Ultra chips, a gorgeous OLED screen and a decent number of ports. But after testing ASUS’s laptops for years, and seeing how much progress it’s made with the Zephyrus…

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Google Assistant is slated to ditch 17 features in the coming weeks

Google Assistant is going to be shedding some weight as at least 17 “underutilized” features will be removed in the coming weeks. In a recent announcement post, the tech giant says it wants to focus on the parts of its digital assistant that people actually use, so it will be…

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Samsung XR/VR headset –everything we know so far and what we want to see

A new Samsung XR/VR headset is coming according to the manufacturer itself, and we couldn’t be more excited too see what this so-called Apple Vision Pro rival (an XR headset from Apple) will have up its sleeves. Qualcomm has confirmed its new Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chip will be powering…

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You’ll be paying much more for SSD cards this year – here’s why

Thanks to skyrocketing TLC NAND costs (up 120% in two years), you can expect the price of SSD and HDD cards to increase dramatically as well, which means pain at the register when buying new technology. TLC (Triple-level cell) is a type of NAND flash memory for SSD and HDDs…

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