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16-Inch Macbook Pro Hands-On: Faster, Prettier, And All-Around Better (Especially The Keyboard)

First impressions of Apple’s new pro-grade laptop, which replaces the 15-inch MacBook Pro.

Google Takes A Second Stab At Pixel Buds With A True Wireless Design

Google’s first Pixel earbuds were underwhelming. Coming in early 2020, the updated model will feature a true wireless design, and promise a better experience overall.

Chrome OS 78 Gives Chromebooks Virtual Desktops, Click-To-Call, And Longer Support Spans

Google’s making Chromebooks look a bit more like Windows machines, while increasing their value.

iPhone 11 Night Mode Vs Pixel 3 XL, Galaxy S10+ & Oneplus 6T - Catching Up And Dominating

Once again, Apple arrives late and steals the show.

Android 10: Ten Essential Tips For Overlooked Features

The latest version of Android is packed with new features, but some are quite subtle, so let’s point them out.

Why You Can Stop Paying For Anti-Virus Software

Microsoft’s Windows security (formerly windows defender) is now on a par with paid solutions such as Mcafee and Norton.

10 Burning Microsoft Surface Duo Questions We Need Answered Before It Goes On Sale

The devil is in the details.

Lenovo Thinkbook 13s Pairs Solid Business Features With Consumer-Friendly Touches

Lenovo’s ThinkPad dresses down into business casual, trading some performance for an affordable price tag.

Meet Windows 10x, A ‘New Expression' Designed For Dual‑Screen Devices

Ten ten?

Microsoft Surface Pro X Vs 12.9Inch Ipad Pro: Which Big-Screened Productivity Tablet Is Best?

Old enemies, new battle.

Hands On With The Microsoft Surface Laptop 3: Gorgeous Reworking, Inside And Out

The Surface Laptop 3 prices, though, push up well beyond what a student could normally afford.

Hands On With Microsoft Surface Pro X, A New Direction For Surface

There are sacrifices: the microSD slot, USB-A port, and headphone jack.

Android 10: Getting Started With The Best New Features

Go dark and start swiping.

Reference Vs. Custom Graphics Cards Which Should You Buy?

We break down everything you need to know to make a smart purchase.

Steam's Long-Awaited Library Overhaul: Salvation For Your Massive Game Collection

You can opt in to the open beta starting September 17—and you’re going to want to.

10th-Gen CPU Buyers Guide We Ranked Every New Intel Laptop CPU For You

Six Cores Vs. Four Cores, and 10nm Vs. 14m. There’s a lot to think about.

Windows 10: What To Expect In The Next Two Releases

It’s still early, but here’s what we know.

Acer Aspire 5 A515-54-51dj: Slim And Inexpensive, But Middling Quad-core Performance

We’ve seen faster quad-core laptops, but not for this price

Warning: Watch Out For Awful Graphics Card ‘Deals' That Aren't Worth Your Money

Don’t be a sucker.

What Facebook's New Government-Enforced Privacy Restrictions Mean For You

Facebook must comply with new privacy restrictions on how it handles your data. Here’s what they are and how they’ll apply to you

Kingston A2000 Nvme Ssd: Fast And Cheap, At 10 Cents Per GB

A new low for price per gigabyte, without sacrificing much performance

Sapphire Pulse Radeon Rx 5700: A Stunning Value Supercharged By Clever Software Tricks

Nine. Dollars

Samsung Keeps The High-end Android Tablet Dream Alive With The Galaxy Tab S6

It’s probably not an iPad Pro killer though.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Hands-On: A New Model Changes The Game, For Better Or Worse

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+, dividing the line between ‘good enough’ and ‘great

Nvidia Woos Creators With 10 RTX Studio Laptops, 30-bit Color Support For GeForce GPUs

Creators, start your engines.

No, AMD Didn't Kill Its Reference Radeon 5700 Cards Barely A Month After Introducing Them

The company confirmed it’s just moving to supply its partners

Intel Launches 10th-Gen ‘Ice Lake' Chips, Pushing Hard On Graphics For Notebook PCs

If you already own a Matebook or Matebook Pro, or are eyeing one on Amazon, here’s what you need to know

Google's Chrome 76 Arrives, Blocking Flash In Its Entirety And Stealthing Incognito Mode

By 2020, the plan is for Flash to be entirely removed from Chrome

If You Bought An Original Pixel, Google Owes You $20—and Maybe A Lot More

Google has settled a class-action lawsuit over microphone issues with the original Pixel— and you can get paid.

Valve's Intriguing ‘Steam Labs' Experiments Help You Find New Games In A Sea Of Releases

Gabe Newell, the Science Guy.