Technology

If you use the internet (which you clearly do), you likely know how important it is to protect your data in an increasingly dangerous cyber environment. But like other essential tasks that tend to be tedious (like filing taxes early … Continue reading →

A new spin on AMD’s Gonzalo APU has tipped up, with higher base clocks and a new stepping. Are the Xbox Next and PS5 moving closer to production? The post AMD Gonzalo APU, Possibly Headed for Xbox Next and PS5, … Continue reading →

For the next few days, the PCMag Shop is offering up an extra 10 percent discount on select refurbished computers being sold off-lease. Just enter coupon code “OFFLEASE10” during checkout, and you can save some serious cash. The post ET … Continue reading →

It took a team of more than 200 astronomers to pull this off, along with eight massive radio telescopes organized into the “Event Horizon Telescope” or ETH. This is an opportunity for scientists to test some of the most complex … Continue reading →

Apple’s spending a ton of money to produce its own TV content. Here what you can expect to see, and when.

There’s a whole lot of smart home tech out there, designed to boost the intelligence of your house and make your life a little easier (or at least cooler). And today only, you can pick from a wide selection of … Continue reading →

AMD’s third-generation CPUs based on the Zen 2 microarchitecture are coming, but what kind of CPU advances will the company ship? The post AMD’s Zen 2 Architecture Is Coming. What Kind of CPU Improvements Should You Expect? appeared first on … Continue reading →

Gamers are quite angry about the Epic Games Store and some of its perceived unfairness — but Steam was anything but warmly received at launch. The post Gamers Hate the Epic Store, but They Hated Steam, Too appeared first on … Continue reading →

We’ve seen a few glimpses of the upcoming Edge refresh, but today is the big day: Microsoft is rolling out the first official builds of Chromium Edge to testers. The post Microsoft Rolls Out First Versions of Chromium Edge appeared … Continue reading →

All the details aren’t yet known, but Skydio apparently promoted a drone video shot in Yellowstone National Park, where the operation of drones is illegal — giving the company instant infamy. The post Illegal Drone Video Unfortunately Brings the Internet … Continue reading →