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By Rebecca Spear published
Opinion It seems like people aren't as devoted to their tech as much as they were a few years ago. But it's hard to love a device when it keeps changing and treating you like a consumer.

By Richard Devine published
Laptops If you're gifting your kid a laptop this Christmas, do the heavy work beforehand and get it all set up. Here are seven things you should do!

By Adam Hales published
Gaming Clair Obscur’s disqualification raises uncomfortable questions about transparency, economic pressure, and whether zero-tolerance AI rules can realistically scale.

By Daniel Rubino published
Opinion Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon enter 2026 with fading hype and shrinking fanbases as frustration replaces enthusiasm.

By Sean Endicott published
Windows 11 OneDrive can’t transfer ownership, but you can still move files to another account using a workaround. Here’s how to do it.

By Mauro Huculak published
Windows 11 On Windows 11, you can now use Virtual Workspaces to enable or disable Hyper-V, Windows Sandbox, and other virtualization features from Settings, and in this guide, I'll show you how.

By Sean Endicott published
Windows Windows news hasn't quite stopped for the holidays as RAM prices climb, Insiders get new features, and Microsoft expands Android PC locking support.

By Rebecca Spear published
Opinion It seems like people aren't as devoted to their tech as much as they were a few years ago. But it's hard to love a device when it keeps changing and treating you like a consumer.

By Richard Devine published
Laptops If you're gifting your kid a laptop this Christmas, do the heavy work beforehand and get it all set up. Here are seven things you should do!

By Cale Hunt published
Hardware Is 2025's hardware crisis just the start of a future where no one actually owns a PC?

By Cale Hunt last updated
Laptops Intel's Core i9 and Core Ultra 9 CPUs are among the industry's most powerful processors, and the laptops that feature them are phenomenal. These are our favorites that we've tested and reviewed.

By Cale Hunt published
Hardware Consumer RAM prices have reached orbit of late due to rising DRAM costs, and G.Skill has addressed its community with an update as to exactly why its products are now so expensive.

By Cale Hunt last updated
Hardware RAM prices are completely out of control, making it tough to upgrade a PC. Whether you're hoping to buy for yourself or for your favorite PC gamer, I have some advice to help you avoid overpaying.

By Brendan Lowry published
Deals Right now, you can get every Fallout game for a rock-bottom price thanks to a new sale that's gone live after the premiere of Season 2 of the TV show.

By Zachary Boddy published
Deal Mojang Studios is discounting Minecraft for the remainder of the holidays, giving everyone a rare chance to save on the world's best-selling video game.

By Alexander Cope published
Deals Walmart has procured a special 19% Christmas discount for the GameSir G7 SE Wired Controller, one of the best budget Xbox controllers we'll always recommend event at full price.

By Alexander Cope published
Deals Things are looking bleak for PC gaming hardware in 2026, but Walmart's here to offer a Christmas reprieve with two discounted gaming laptops outfitted with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 GPUs, along with some extra accessories.

By Alexander Cope published
Deals The ASUS Zenbook A14 is a laptop we will always recommend for its superb performance, fashionable yet functional design, and modest price point which has slashed just in time for Christmas.

By Alexander Cope published
Deals The JSAUX FlipGo Portable Monitor is an ideal accessory that will help you cut down time while multitasking assignments, and all of its models are now on sale with 20% or even 33% Christmas discounts

By Adam Hales published
How To CPU Boost is useful for short tasks, but during gaming it can limit GPU power. Here is a guide on how to disable it and when it makes sense to do so.

By Alexander Cope published
Review Missteps in this "upgraded" chair make me wish I had stuck with one of its predecessors, as any discounts on this model wouldn't justify the discomfort I felt.

By Samuel Tolbert published
Gaming 007 First Light is delayed to May 2026, IO Interactive shared, adding that the game will now benefit from extra polish.

By Brendan Lowry published
Gaming A former Bungie director has revealed that the original inspiration for Marathon wasn't Tarkov or extraction shooters, but rather the Dark Age of Camelot MMO.

By Kevin Okemwa published
AI OpenAI has rolled out an annual review feature, "Your Year with ChatGPT," to users in select markets, including the United States, Canada, the U.K., Australia, and New Zealand.

By Kevin Okemwa published
AI OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently indicated that he isn't excited about becoming CEO of a public company amid reports suggesting that the company.

By Adam Hales published
News Mozilla is pushing Firefox toward AI, but long-time users will still be able to disable every AI feature completely.

By Jez Corden published
POLL Windows Central readers, I'm curious if you're actively using Microsoft Copilot. If so, what are you using it for? If not, why not? Are you using an alternative AI? Let us know.

By Daniel Rubino published
Opinion Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon enter 2026 with fading hype and shrinking fanbases as frustration replaces enthusiasm.

By Sean Endicott published
Apps Microsoft has reminded UK Microsoft 365 users of an upcoming price increase, leaving just enough time to cancel or explore cheaper alternatives.

By Kevin Okemwa published
AI CEO Satya Nadella recently indicated that Microsoft's size "has become a massive disadvantage" as it tries to establish dominance in the AI space against startups.

By Kevin Okemwa published
Teams Microsoft’s RTO mandate and Teams’ new location tracking feature are arriving at the same time — and employees are questioning whether it’s coincidence or corporate micromanagement.

By Zachary Boddy published
Review I've been using the HyperX Caster boom arm, and it's a premium, easily adjustable mount for microphones and cameras. It's also among the most expensive, though.
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