Category: General Technology

In 2020, we called AMD’s Ryzen 5000 the “best consumer CPU we’ve ever seen,” and that excellence carried over to Ryzen 5000 laptops. Now, AMD is adapting the chips for Chromebooks with…

We’ve been eagerly awaiting the upgrade to Ryzen 6000 processors ever since we saw its amazing integrated graphics power. Lenovo is among the first to deliver for non-gaming laptops, refreshing its Slim…

Free VPNs aren’t just for PCs. You can also spoof your connection on an Android phone or tablet. Whether you want extra security for your connection on a public Wi-Fi network, or…

Many arbitrary holidays exist (, anyone?) but World Password Day is one that the PCWorld Staff fully supports. We’re all for ditching weak passwords—especially when shoring up your security takes only a…

Want to take your photography skills up a notch? Then the FilterGrade Adobe Photoshop Actions Asset Bundle is a must purchase. It offers a ton of options that can make any photograph look more professional,…

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Compact, fully integrated design Very affordable for 4K with GPS Friendly voice notifications 64GB of internal storage Good day and night captures Cons Internal storage isn’t…

Assembling a small form factor PC can be a pain in the rear sometimes. Even if you generally enjoy such builds, you can still find yourself briefly cursing because you’ve installed something…

There’s a neat symmetry to the 10th anniversary of Intel’s NUC, which was first revealed to the world in 2012. In ten years the NUC group (which stands for Next Unit of…

Windows 11 isn’t bad. Yes, we’ve called Windows 11 “unnecessary,” and still feel that the average person has no need to make the transition to an unfamiliar, restrictive operating system. But it…

If you collect a lot of data and store it using Google Sheets, you’ll be forgiven if you have a hard time making sense of it all, which is why people love Chartmat….