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I ditched Windows 11 for Windows XP for a week – here’s what happened
Sick of Microsoft's AI push, I switched from Windows 11 to the ancient Windows XP. What could go wrong?
Desiccant vs compressor dehumidifier: 3 key differences you need to know
These two kinds of dehumidifier do the same job, but work in different ways.
‘We've only scratched the surface on what we can do’: how the NFL and AWS are working together to make the sport safer than ever
With Super Bowl LX on the horizon, we speak to the NFL on how tech is making the sport safer for players everywhere.
Seeing BAFTA-winning game music live was an experience I think any gaming fan would love
The BAFTA Games in Concert blew me away, and nearly brought a tear to my eye
Here are my 4 top TVs that should be getting a big discount soon
Black Friday and Prime Day are good times of year to buy a new TV, but don't underestimate the end of a TV's life cycle.
MagSafe and more: how likely are these iPhone 17e rumors?
The iPhone 17e now has a rumored release date, and many possible specs have also leaked, but how likely are these claims?
'With RPGs, it's all about offering players things that they only get to experience in the game' — Sea of Remnants creative director outlines vision behind upcoming free-to-play pirate epic
I sit down with the product lead of Sea of Remnants to discuss the production of the massive upcoming free-to-play game.
"Weirder than Bill Gates and Steve Wozniak put together": Japan's answer to Steve Jobs predicted personified computers, smartphones and AI in 1984 through a sixth sense, viewing the world as a dog or a dolphin
In 1984, Sunao Takatori used his sixth sense to imagine a vision of computing that feels strikingly familiar today.
