Gigabyte’s Aorus 17G gaming laptop, with its high-end parts and sharp-angled design, looks like it should be loud, but it’s not. It’s amazingly quiet, actually. How quiet? On its default fan profile we…
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Grado GW100 v2 Bluetooth headphone review: A wireless wonder
The company’s first wireless headphone sounds and feels great, but it has no ANC or passive noise isolation. Powered by WPeMatico
Meet Microsoft’s new ink-first app, Journal
If you’re a Surface tablet owner or simply someone who prefers inking over a keyboard, you may be searching for an app that prioritizes the pen. For that, there’s a new Microsoft…
Nvidia cripples RTX 3060 mining ahead of launch, but don’t expect miracles
For months now, it’s been damned near impossible to find a graphics card—even a used one—at a sane price. I won’t get into the laundry list of reasons, but the recent Ethereum…
Ryzen 5000 failure rates: We reality-check the claims
Are Ryzen 5000 chips failing? We looked into the original story and the issues around quality control at system vendors, and the problem may not be as bad as it initially appeared….
Eufy RoboVac G30 Hybrid review: This budget-priced robot vac mops as well as vacuums
Excellent navigation and solid cleaning performance make this household helper a great value. Powered by WPeMatico
The Fire TV home screen might look a lot different to cord-cutters next month
Amazon’s new Fire TV experience: What works, what doesn’t, and when you’ll get it. Powered by WPeMatico
Chromebooks continued to outsell Macs in 2020
Consumers snapped up Chromebooks in 2020, enough so that Google’s Chrome OS is now the second most popular operating system in the PC space—easily surpassing Apple’s Mac OS. Data from both IDC…
Google Meet, Classroom changes will add muting, end meeting functions for kids
Parents, teachers, and students using Google Classroom and Google Meet for their distance learning have some key changes in store: an improved means to upload pictures of homework, Meet transcripts, a “mute…
Amazon will build these crazy Alexa devices if enough people want them
Amazon has launched a Kickstarter-like program to gauge interest in niche Alexa concepts starting with a cuckoo clock, nutrition scale, and sticky note printer. Powered by WPeMatico
