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Friday website builder review 2025
Friday offers powerful website building with excellent templates and SEO tools, but its single $50/month plan may deter budget-conscious users.
Forget the Blue Screen of Death – Windows is replacing it with an even more terrifying Black Screen of Death
It seems pretty strange, but Microsoft is abandoning its Blue Screen of Death, and replacing it with a Black Screen of Death to apparently streamline user troubleshooting.
Finally! These AI smart glasses are giving me a feature I’ve been desperate for the Meta Ray-Bans to get since launch
Meta beware! These new AI smart glasses are better than my Ray-Bans in nearly every way, but I know I’ll never own a pair.
I’ve been telling you AR glasses will be awesome, and this real-life ad blocker is yet another reason why I'm right
Ever wish your digital ad blocker could work offline too? This in-development AR glasses software could do just that.
I'm still waiting on the MSI Claw 8 AI+ – and in the meantime, handheld gaming with the Xreal One AR glasses should hold me over
The Xreal One AR glasses have revitalized handheld gaming for me during tests, but it's a tough recommendation at their price and the need for other accessories.
Windows 10 users who don’t want to upgrade to Windows 11 get new lifeline from Microsoft
There’s a new way to keep your Windows 10 PC safe, even after official support ends this October.
Microsoft's 'if you can't beat them, join them' approach to the threat of Steam in the new Xbox PC app is a great idea
Microsoft's efforts to match Valve's SteamOS handheld gaming experience with the new Xbox app are great, but it may have a tough time moving me away from the Linux-based OS.
Google Earth is now an even better time-travel machine thanks to this Street View upgrade – and I might get hooked
Google Earth has just turned 20 – and to celebrate, Google has given it a new historical street view feature plus some AI-powered features for pro users.
