I acted like a reckless, immortal idiot in VR for a week — here’s what happened By Kimberly Gedeon Our writer goes on an adrenaline rush-filled rampage in VR, trying out all the dangerous, deathly things she would never do in real life.
Final Fantasy XVI: What we want from the upcoming PS5 game By Mohammad Tabari Final Fantasy XVI could be the high-octane action RPG we need right now
What is Clubhouse and how it is changing social platforms for the better By Darragh Murphy Is Clubhouse shifting the social media landscape toward pure audio? And if so, can it stay on top?
I switched to iPhone after 7 years with Android - Here's what I learned By Shubham Agarwal Last month, when the time came for me to upgrade to what I anticipated would be my fourth personal Android phone, I ended up with an iPhone 12 mini instead.
It's not just Intel vs. Microsoft! The most savage, disrespectful tech ads in recent months By Kimberly Gedeon Intel’s grudge-filled anti-Apple ad was shady, but in recent months, there have been a host of other marketing campaigns that were far more savage than Intel’s prickly commercial.
The internet isn't inclusive enough — here's how it can be more user-friendly By Christopher Reardon Our writer explains how websites can be more welcoming to impaired web surfers
PS5 vs. PS5 Digital Edition — Which one should you buy? By Kimberly Gedeon Which PS5 should you buy? PS5 Digital Edition and the disc-equipped console face off in a battle to win gamers’ hearts.
Best Apple Arcade games in 2021 By Jason England If ever you needed an excuse to play more games and tuck into Apple Arcade, having to stay at home is a pretty good one!
Resident Evil Celebrates 25 Years of Terror By Tony Polanco The first Resident Evil terrified audiences with its expert blending of horror cinema tropes and cutting-edge gameplay and graphics. We look back at what makes it a classic.
My frustrating encounter with Nintendo customer support By Rami Tabari Nintendo double charges your family members for Switch Online if they don’t turn off auto-renewal. Here’s what happened to me and how I got a refund despite their strict no-refunds policy.
What are NFTs? Non-fungible tokens explained like you’re 5 By Kimberly Gedeon NFTs explained: What are they, how to buy them and more
Chrome OS 89 groundbreaking update gets Chromebooks ready to take on Windows and Mac By Shubham Agarwal With the Chrome OS 89 release, Google is building upon its plan to develop an ecosystem of devices, similar to Apple. Here's what you need to know about it.
Remembering LucasArts, the studio that changes the face of gaming By Brittany Vincent From the Monkey Island series to Grim Fandango, the legacy of Lucusfilm Games and LucasArts is long, varied and critically acclaimed.
AirPods Pro vs. Google Pixel Buds 2 By Sherri L. Smith Apple isn’t the only company making audio improvements. The new buds from Google offer good audio, real-time translation and you get Fair Pair. But which pair of earbuds are the best in the land?
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?
