Category: General Technology

The Fall harvest has brought us new crop of Lenovo Yoga laptops. This season, the password is “10th gen.” PCWorld walks you through a stack of 10th gen laptops and tells you…

Larger laptops are typically big, weighty machines, pushing into the territory of mobile workstations. Dynabook, however, is announcing the Tecra X50, a “thin and light” 15.6-inch notebook that delivers big-screen convenience without…

At long last, the Galaxy Fold is finally almost ready to ship to consumers. Again. Following a false-start in April that derailed the Galaxy Fold’s launch just days before its launch, Samsung…

The audio gurus at Sonos have finally jumped into the portable Bluetooth speaker arena, and from what we’ve seen—and heard—the Move should be worth the wait. Powered by WPeMatico

Scanning photos into digital copies isn’t just for old photo albums. These days, you’ll often have to decide whether to buy an expensive digital version of school photos, not to mention weddings….

Adobe Acrobat remains the gold standard for PDF editors—as well as the most expensive. Given the cost of upgrading from Adobe’s free Acrobat Reader, it’s worth familiarizing yourself with the differences between…

Over-the-air DVR might always be a niche, even as antennas make a comeback. Powered by WPeMatico

Intel said Wednesday that it plans to ship two high-end desktop processors next month: both its monstrous Core i9-9900KS processor and its upcoming Cascade Lake-X gaming processor will go on sale. In…

Join The Full Nerd gang as they talk about the latest PC hardware topics. Today’s show goes in-depth into Intel’s breaking Cascade Lake-X news, AMD’s problems with Ryzen 3000 boost mode, and…

On Wednesday, Logitech announced the Logitech MX Master 3, its next-generation intelligent mouse, and the MX Keys wireless keyboard. Both are expected to ship in September and will cost $100 apiece.  The…