It’s almost here. On Tuesday, June 1—the day after Memorial Day—all your new Google Photos uploads will count against Google’s Data Cap. That excludes Pixel owners, but the rest of us only…
Author: CuttingEdgeTech
How to tell which way your fan is blowing
Spend enough time around PC builders and PC building forums, and you’ll learn pretty quickly that the direction of a case or CPU cooler fan matters. When a fan’s positioned for intake,…
Narwal T10 review: An awesome robot vac/mop hybrid hobbled by a terrible app
This powerful robot will scrub your floors after vacuuming them, but glaring problems with its app nearly wipe out all its benefits. Powered by WPeMatico
Apple Via del Corso opens Thursday, May 27, in Rome
Apple today previewed Apple Via del Corso, the newest retail location nestled in one of Rome’s most vibrant areas. Powered by WPeMatico
PowerDVD 20 Ultra review: The best media player. Now with social distancing!
Cyberlink’s industry-leading PowerDVD 20 movie disc/video player adds cloud sharing and streaming to the mix. Not to mention a super-handy resume-from-last-position function. Powered by WPeMatico
Microsoft CEO teases ‘significant update’ to Windows
Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella teased the next update to Windows 10 at Microsoft Build, calling it one of the most significant updates to Windows in the past 10 years. In a…
AMD admits to neglecting budget chips during the ongoing silicon shortage
During a J.P. Morgan conference this week, AMD CEO Lisa Su admitted what we all knew was happening anyway: Amidst a crippling industry-wide silicon shortage, AMD is prioritizing supplies of higher-end (and…
Microsoft is teaching AI to write apps for you
Microsoft is using the power of GPT-3’s natural language AI to help people who don’t know how to code write their own software using Microsoft’s PowerApps development platform. The announcement was made…
How to add Linux apps to Windows in just one easy step
Let’s face it: Not everyone wants to futz with Linux. But within Windows, playing around with Linux is becoming easier and easier—enough that you can get up and running with little more…
Google’s mysterious Fuchsia OS makes its public debut on the first-gen Nest Hub
Your Nest Hub display may soon be running on Google’s experimental, non Linux-based OS, even if you don’t realize it. Powered by WPeMatico
