Muskaan Saxena

Muskaan Saxena

Computing Staff Writer

Muskaan is TechRadar’s UK-based Computing writer. She is a passionate writer, and has had her creative work published in several literary journals and magazines.


Her debut into the writing world was a poem published in The Times of Zambia, on the subject of sunflowers and the insignificance of human existence in comparison.


She is a very proud Zambian and will often go around teaching people random words and phrases in her mother tongue, and is always advocating for the inclusion of African thought in all contexts. She is an avid reader and TikTok doom scroller. She will also talk endlessly about Neon Genesis Evangelion and her favourite bits of media include Gone Girl (book and film!), Tender is the Flesh, and Avatar the last Airbender. You will often find her aimlessly wandering around Hyrule.

Articles by: Muskaan Saxena

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How to buy books on Kindle

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Preloading your Kindle with books is the perfect way to enjoy any commute and take control of your reading list.

Chrome vs Edge browser

Microsoft finally caves and will let some users actually use their preferred browser in Windows 11

By Muskaan Saxena Published

The tech giant is working on curbing the annoying push to force users onto Microsoft Edge - finally.

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Apple may be considering a cheaper Vision Pro model - so people might be able to actually buy the headset

By Muskaan Saxena Published

I might actually buy an Apple Vision Pro headset if Apple considers making a cheaper model - and it’s looking quite possible.

Chromebook

Mysterious Chromebook X might actually be Chromebook Plus… and you probably already have one

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Google might upgrade your Chromebook in a big way with Chromebook Plus

Tim Cook Apple

I’m foaming at the mouth for the new M3 MacBooks - so why does it feel like Apple doesn’t care?

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Is Apple falling out of love with the MacBook again? Disappointing M3 launch rumors suggest so…

Safari

With macOS Sonoma around the corner, here are my 3 favorite Safari features on the way

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Safari users rejoice! MacOS Sonoma will bring new features to up your browsing game

Samsung Odyssey Neo G9

Samsung’s new Odyssey gaming monitor lineup is gorgeous and I need one

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Samsung shows off the new Odyssey Neo G9 and upgraded Odyssey Ark at Gamescom and I want them both.

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Elon Musk makes another annoying change to X - this time messing with everyone's news

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Say goodbye to the headline - X may scrap current formats for articles.

Threads

Meta is bringing Threads to the web - is this the final nail in the coffin for X?

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Threads could be coming to your desktop this week - so get ready to scroll!

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New Chromebooks could get a wireless upgrade to make Bluetooth a thing of the past

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Google could be bringing a new Airdrop-like feature to Chromebooks, with potential for further enhancements.

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Amazon’s new star rating system is so confusing it might hinder my impulse shopping

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Amazon might be changing the star rating system and I hate that.

Intel

AMD vs Intel war isn't over as Team Blue claws back market share

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Intel takes back lost ground from AMD as it continues to dominate the market.

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ULTRARAM will allow you to close your laptop, come back a thousand years later and pick up where you left off

By Muskaan Saxena Published

A new name in the memory game, ULTRARAM, will retain data for 1,000 years and put an end to PC hibernation

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Google Chrome’s latest AI feature could be bad news for bloggers

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Google Chrome will summarize entire articles for you with AI, but how would that affect bloggers and writers?

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Chromebooks could get big productivity boost thanks to new ChromeOS update

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Canary ChromeOS could bring about new Google Tasks widgets that could improve your task management.

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Apple’s M3 Ultra chips promise a huge performance jump - if rumors are true

By Muskaan Saxena Published

If you’re looking to splurge on a new Apple Device, you’re better off waiting for the M3 Ultra chips to make an appearance...

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WhatsApp gets a cool new feature that lets you share your screen with friends

By Muskaan Saxena Published

WhatsApp finally gets a new feature that its rivals have had for ages.

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5 back to school essentials that’ll make your dorm feel like home

By Muskaan Saxena Published

It's time to head off to college and enjoy one of the highlights of the experience: setting up your new dorm room!

Instagram owner’s Twitter 5 million users in first hours Meta’s Twitter rival, Threads, logged five million Threads app

Threads is coming to your browser and could spell trouble for X

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Nervous to give the Threads app a go? These two new features might win you over.

Apple Mac Mini M1 computer.

Apple could be testing a new M3 Mac mini - and I’m hyped

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Mac mini fans, get ready - we might be getting a new M3 Mac mini very soon

Google I/O 2023 Search AI

Four ways Google plans to use AI to supercharge your online searches

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Google is injecting its search engine with some of that AI magic we've been hearing so much about, and it could be very useful.

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Gamers, brace yourselves: AI development could lead to another GPU shortage

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Forget crypto-bros, AI bros are starting to snatch up GPUs.

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Threads is dead - can AI chatbots save Meta's Twitter clone?

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Meta is launching AI chatbots that hope to keep conversations lively.

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Colleges are now teaching courses on how to use ChatGPT effectively - and it may be the only way forward

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Professors are now creating courses with ChatGPT to help you learn ChatGPT - and it’s not a bad idea

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Researchers prove ChatGPT and other big bots can - and will - go to the dark side

By Muskaan Saxena Published

Researchers broke ChatGPT - what could this mean for our safety and security?

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