Darren Allan

If you thought Intel didn’t mention Raptor Lake Refresh at Innovation , you’re wrong – though there’s a sizeable ‘but’…

Intel has shocked everyone with the revelation that Meteor Lake is inbound for desktop PCs next year.

While the Copilot AI is about to arrive, the big annual update for 2023 won’t be along until later in Q4.

Maybe this won’t be a complete disaster, but we’re having trouble seeing that possibility in all honesty.

Have we given up all hope of ever seeing the mid-range Arc GPU intel announced well over a year ago? Pretty much…

The rumors around Raptor Lake Refresh have been somewhat shaky of late, and part of this new leak won’t help.

A new Dream Screen feature that leverages AI to generate video backgrounds is just the start of YouTube’s plans.

For a huge power drop, the performance penalty to pay is relatively slight with AMD’s mid-range graphics card.

If you were worried you’d need to upgrade to Windows 11 to enjoy Wi-Fi 7 speeds, well, this isn’t the case.

Apple’s smartphones are already expensive enough without having to pay through the nose for any necessary repairs.

Microsoft Edge confuses everyone by turning on tablet-friendly mode for PCs that don’t need it.

AMD is not going to make things easy for Intel in the world of processors next year…

Bard AI now has the ability to poke about in your Gmail and Docs? What could go wrong…?

Microsoft has seriously big plans for Paint – and we’re impressed with what’s going on in testing right now.

Microsoft looks to have dropped the ball as reports of serious problems pour in following its most recent update.

Fed up waiting for Windows 11’s major update for 2023? Your patience won’t be tried for much longer, we’re told.

This really isn’t good – those with Intel Arc GPUs are complaining in droves that the game doesn’t even launch.

A new leak has poured cold water on AMD’s RX 7800 XT for some PC gamers, but we don’t think that’s fair.

Come October, support runs out for Windows 11 21H2, and you’ll be automatically upgraded by Microsoft.

Microsoft has had a busy week tinkering under the bonnet with Windows 11 and some of its default apps.

Anker revealed a lot of wireless charging stations and power banks at IFA – and an interesting nugget about the iPhone 15.

A 10% price drop for the RTX 4060 Ti 16GB is a welcome sight, even if it arguably should have been this price from the start.

Microsoft has given Edge a new ability to capture frames from YouTube videos with ease, but isn’t shouting about it.

AMD is giving away Starfield-themed GPUs and CPUs, and scammers are trying to take advantage of gamers.

Nxtpaper technology previously seen in TCL’s tablets has arrived for smartphones, and could work even better here.