Category: General Technology

More and more companies are relying on cloud computing to handle their infrastructures, so IT professionals looking to advance their careers may want to consider earning a cloud certification to meet this…

A budget laptop that manages to squeeze quad-core power into a reasonably slim-and-light design, the Acer Aspire 5 comes with a built-in advantage: Intel’s Optane memory, which gives the laptop’s traditional hard…

Smartphone makers, it’s time to have that come-to-Apple moment, where we tell you that it’s time to put the 3.5mm analog headset jack back on the phone—at least until you get your…

Customizable motion detection and a 12-month rechargeable battery are this indoor/outdoor camera’s strengths. Powered by WPeMatico

Catch up Image by EKWB Fresh gear comes fast and furious in the wide-open world of PC hardware—so quickly that even computing faithful like us can’t possibly cover it all. Nobody wants…

“You’ve already played past the end of the official demo, but you can keep going if you’d like.” That’s when I knew I’d fallen in love with The Occupation, flaws and all….

Microsoft has scheduled an event in New York City on Oct. 2, where the company is expected to release new Surface devices. Officially, the event is scheduled to update journalists on “how…

PCWorld’s Hayden Dingman is working hard on the review of the Destiny 2 expansion Forsaken, but you can already check out his first impressions here. Today Dan and Adam are hoping back…

We highlight lots and lots of SSD deals here on PCWorld, but today’s is more interesting than most. Amazon is pairing our favorite external performance drive, Samsung’s T5 SSD, with a popular…

Once you’ve used a variable refresh rate monitor, you can’t go back. AMD’s FreeSync and Nvidia’s G-Sync technology promise PC gamers a buttery-smooth experience free of stuttering, screen tearing, or V-Sync-like input…