Microsoft released improvements to its Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL) in a Windows 10 preview build on Wednesday, with features benefiting newcomers and developers alike. As part of the update, WSL2 […]
Laptops work great on the road or in the classroom, but now that so many of us have been suddenly thrust into working from home and distance learning, you may be realizing […]
Back in September, Corsair launched its 4000 series—three new compact mid-tower cases that shared the same design and only varied in terms of front panel and included fans. This kind of modularity […]
With so many companies working remotely during this pandemic, and so many think pieces talking about how work life will never be the same, Corel’s Draw Graphics suite is rising to the […]
Google said Thursday that it’s bringing Google Meet video calls directly into Docs, Sheets, and Slides within the coming weeks, adding a new mode for collaboration. Like its rivals, Google periodically updates […]
Google is promising a closer collaboration between its ChromeOS, Chromebooks, and Microsoft 365, an unusual commitment given that the two companies are usually fierce rivals in the productivity space. Google said recently […]
Despite what some of my professional colleagues will tell you, ChromeOS is fine. While it basically started as a browser with a Start menu on top of it, Google has spent years […]
We’ve all been there. You sign up for a free trial for something you need in a hurry, only to find out that it’s not everything it’s cracked up to be, and […]
When it comes to upgrading to a new PC, it takes some fiddling to back up, migrate, and then set up your apps and data. Thankfully, Microsoft is making that process a […]
Chrome’s blinding-white interface is nothing worthy of objection, but if you find it a little bland (perhaps even boring), you’ve been able to customize the look for a while now. A small […]
