Category: General Technology

In the time between Google’s unveiling of the last major update to Android Wear—sorry, Wear OS—Apple has released two new Apple Watch models, including one with LTE, and Fitbit has developed a…

Looking for an awesome last-minute Father’s Day gift? You don’t have to resort to another gift card or tie. Amazon’s got you covered with deals on many of its most popular devices….

Bad news for owners of dedicated retro rigs: Steam is dropping support for Windows XP and Vista on January 1, 2019, Valve announced this week. And the deadline isn’t just for feature…

Metro Exodus is incredibly ambitious. I knew that as we headed into our hands-on demo at E3 this week. I’d heard it was a pseudo-open world game, almost more akin to S.T.A.L.K.E.R….

We are just loving the return of sanity to the graphics card market, and while we’re not quite back to normal yet, prices are definitely getting better. Case in point, Newegg’s got…

Google has been dabbling in photo hosting for years, but it wasn’t until it released the revamped Google Photos in May 2015 that it really took photo archiving seriously. We can now…

Even though Toshiba’s RC100 is the slowest NVMe SSD we’ve tested, it’s still a kick in the pants after SATA. And because it’s so thin and light, it’s a worthy laptop upgrade….

It sure is fascinating to watch Assassin’s Creed reinvent itself. A series that was by and large stagnant for years—even going so far as to return to older design tropes with Unity—it…

During Microsoft’s massive Xbox showcase at E3 2018, gaming chief Phil Spencer said that the company is “deep into architecturing the next Xbox consoles.” Now we might know when to expect a…

When Activision told me to swing by and see an unannounced game during E3, I didn’t really know what to think—but I definitely wasn’t expecting the next From Software game. I still…