When most people thing of web browsers, Chrome, Firefox and occasionally Edge are immediately mentioned.  Chrome is fully controlled by a company that seems to have dropped a word from their old…

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Boomer Shooters are quite popular among a lot of people, though not many are actually Boomers.  I suppose GenX Shooters just doesn’t have the same cadence nor the double entendre.  If you…

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It has been just over a month since AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 Series GPUs launched, and while availability has been about what we expected (which is to say, limited) AMD says…

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If you have fallen under the Zuck’s influence and use WhatsApp for Windows you might want to stop, or at least stop opening attachments until you are positive you’ve updated to…

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The capabilities of tiny computers have come a long way from the original Celeron 847 powered NUC, as the ACEMAGIC F3A Mini PC proves.  It may measure a mere 6″ x  6″…

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We’ve said it before and will probably say it again, AIDA64 is a very handy tool for gamers, overclockers and enthusiasts in general.  It’s a great diagnostic tool, with a stability test…

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USB-C is wonderful, not just because you no longer need to rotate the plug at least three times to get it in, it allows you to power your laptop from your monitor,…

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This episode is brought to you by “start ms-cxh:localonly”, available at your local Windows 11 installer Shift+F10 command prompt and also by USB-C: the choice of a new generation.  Check out the…

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Lian Li came up with an interesting twist to their Lian Li Hydroshift LCD AIO 360 series of AiO CPU coolers.  You can get the full fat model with modular TL fans…

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There is a bit of controversy over the new end-to-end encryption feature that Gmail is offering to business customers.  The traditional definition that security experts use requires that only the “sender…

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