HP Spectre x360 14 vs. Lenovo Yoga 9i: Which flagship 2-in-1 is best? By Phillip Tracy Here is a spec-by-spec comparison between the Spectre x360 14 and Yoga 9i followed by our declared winner and some thoughts about who should buy which device.
My first VR horror experience made me puke — here’s what I played By Kimberly Gedeon Our Senior Writer demoed a new game called “Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife,” which was her first foray into VR horror. Let’s just say she should have kept a barf bag on hand.
Strange esports games that made gamers rich By Darragh Murphy Esports may have made plenty of professional players millionaires overnight, but these bizarre competitive games prove that it may be worth investing a few more hours to get good at, well, anything.
World of Warcraft: Shadowlands’ endgame is not fun — Here's why By Mohammad Tabari I tried my best, but I just can’t get into it
Systems of the Stars: Little Nightmares 2 art director still uses a 2016 laptop — here’s why By Kimberly Gedeon Per Bergman, art director of the Little Nightmares series, gives us insight into why he still uses a 2016 laptop.
Building the ultimate laptop for accessibility: Features to help those with disabilities By Christopher Reardon People are rightfully excited about Apple’s M1 chip, Intel’s 11th generation chips, and AMD chips in Chromebooks, but what about laptop design for the disabled?
Valheim tips and tricks for beginners and experts By Andrew Melcon To some extent, Valheim wants you to discover the world and its rules on your own, but if that’s not your style, or if you just still can’t figure something out, these pointers should prove handy.
What is a VPN, and why you should be using one By Darragh Murphy If you’ve signed up to a premium VPN service purely to access or stream geo-restricted content, you might not be getting your money’s worth.
Console games we want on PC By Brittany Vincent From Halo to Bayonetta, here are our top picks for console games that need PC ports.
PS5 user experience isn't great — Here's how it could be fixed By Tony Polanco From pinned content to group video chat, here are the top ways Sony can make the PS5 even better.
Google's Project Euphonia: What it is and how it can help people with atypical speech By Christopher Reardon Currently in beta, Google’s’ Project Euphonia could be the voice recognition software of the future.
I turned my Xbox Series S into a retro emulator — Here’s how I did it and what happened By Jason England How do you turn your Xbox Series X/S into an amazing emulator? Find out here, as this writer details his experience.
My first Chromebook experience made me grumpy — here’s why By Mark Anthony Ramirez My first experience with a Chromebook had me annoyed, frustrated, and wondering what could be done to improve the experience.
10 coolest Hitman trilogy missions By Brittany Vincent In honor of Hitman 3’s recent debut, here are 10 of the coolest assassination moments from Agent 47’s three-game run with IO Interactive.
Best free alternatives to Photoshop in 2021 By Jason England Want the power of Adobe Photoshop without spending a penny? We have found the five best free alternatives.
6 ways to repurpose your Chromebook By Shubham Agarwal But just because your old Chromebook is getting on in years doesn’t mean you should toss it to the back of your closet. Here are a few ways to repurpose your old Chromebook.
Best Valentine's Day tech gifts By Jason England, Hilda Scott Here are the best Valentine’s Day tech gifts for that special gadget geek in your life.
iPhone 12 Pro vs. iPhone 12 Pro Max: Which should you buy? By Kimberly Gedeon This smartphone face-off pits the iPhone 12 Pro against the iPhone 12 Pro Max to offer insight on the similarities and differences between Apple’s priciest flagship devices.
Super Mario N64 retro review: 25 years since Nintendo stunned the world By Peter J Norman Twenty-five years ago, Nintendo’s Super Mario N64 became the standard bearer for a pioneering new axis in animated gameplay.
Intel Rocket Lake FAQ: What you need to know about the upcoming CPUs By Andrew Melcon Can Rocket Lake blast Intel ahead of AMD?
