The anticipation. The intrigue. The sheer insanity. To celebrate the holidays, the PCWorld editors—along with guest appearances from TechHive and Tech Advisor staffers—have chosen the 12 gifts they’d most like to give […]
Intel’s classic “4×4” NUC, which measures about four inches wide and deep, is the most iconic NUC design – but it’s far from the only machine the group sells. The NUC group’s […]
Chrome might be the most popular browser around, but it’s not the only one based on Chromium, Google’s open-source project. Rival browsers also rely on the same code. That competition often dangles […]
Getting into the weeds of how processors work, and how they work under load with different kinds of tasks, is always a big ask. Luckily, Gordon Mah Ung recently got some answers […]
When it comes to laptops, Lenovo ThinkPads are known for their marshmallow soft keyboards and top-notch security features. However, in the coming year, the laptop manufacturer is planning for a more sustainable […]
Kechron’s Q-series keyboards are shockingly good, not just in and of themselves, but in terms of value versus the usual super-premium designs. Check out one of our reviews for more details, but […]
If you’ve enjoyed the new tabs in Windows 11’s File Explorer and want to go even further, consider investing seven bucks in the successor to Stardock’s wonderful Groupy app, the aptly named […]
In some ways, I’m a curmudgeon. I don’t always adopt new technology immediately, which I know sounds odd given I write about consumer electronics for a living. But when it comes to […]
Trying to keep up with all of the latest Windows 11 features can be confusing, especially during the Microsoft Build rush in May when Microsoft releases new features, then announces others. This […]
I’ve seen and used countless laptops over the years. From impossibly lightweight machines to gaming powerhouses, I’ve tried them all. But nothing quite excites me like a Framework laptop, which is designed […]
