Darren Allan

The top GeForce Now plan is going to offer smoother gaming from September 10 thanks to the RTX 5080 GPU.

New Team Group external SSD boasts location tracking in case you lose it.

The design remains much the same, but there's now an OLED screen, and peppy new AMD Ryzen processors under the hood.

Lenovo wanted to turn some heads at Innovation World 2025, and it's succeeded with these novel concept products.

Nvidia could turn the RTX 5070 into a killer GPU by equipping it with 18GB of VRAM and pricing it keenly.

Nvidia now has a 94% share of the GPU market, while AMD languishes at an all-time low. So, what can Team Red do?

Ever bought a new PC and found it had a flawed USB-C port? Microsoft has a plan to make connectors more reliable on Windows 11 devices.

Older DDR4 RAM is becoming more expensive, and that trend is set to continue - so you might want to buy now if you're planning an upgrade.

Microsoft is busy developing quite a few nifty phone-related features for Windows 11 these days.

Microsoft solves the case of the vanishing SSDs – and clears the latest Windows 11 update of any wrongdoing.

The 25H2 update is going to be a low-key affair, so if you want big new features you're out of luck.

Don't want – or can't get – Windows 11? Here's what you need to do before support expires for Windows 10 in October.

I'm not entirely sure about Lenovo's leaked concepts for IFA - they sound good in theory, but what about practice?

Leak claiming Steam Deck 2 won't arrive until 2028 is causing huge disappointment - but I'd be careful around this rumor.

If you're a competitive gamer there are two new super-smooth 500Hz OLED monitors out there.

Microsoft's still investigating Windows 11's SSD bug - but one of its partners can't reproduce the glitch at all.

Disappointed AMD doesn't have a high-end GPU anymore? Rumors seem to be aligning around a powerful next-gen Radeon flagship.

Fed up with awful sound quality from wireless headphones in Windows 11? Bluetooth LE Audio in Windows 11 fixes this.

AMD has blamed the BIOS settings of motherboard makers for causing Ryzen X3D CPU burnouts – but it's complicated.

I'm not surprised to see Intel's dangling a big carrot to sell its CPUs, as it's struggling in the desktop department.

I haven't had the offer of extended Windows 10 support yet - and neither have quite a few others reportedly.

Windows 11 is getting a nifty ability to let you pick up where you left off with apps on your Android phone.

Leaks hints that AMD could bring FSR 4 to older Radeon GPUs - and I really hope this is the plan.

Microsoft Edge could get a new 'Journeys' AI feature that sounds useful, but may worry the privacy-conscious.

Hate Windows 11? I'm betting you'll have a change of heart about Windows 12 if the OS turns out like this concept.