With millions of people currently connecting via online video and chat, Skype is promoting Skype Meet Now, a free, simple way of connecting via Skype without a subscription or even a download. […]
Summary If an iPhone won’t connect to the cellular network, troubleshooting options include restarting the phone and resetting the network settings. Blacklisting happens when a phone is reported stolen and the network […]
After unleashing the “RDNA”-based Radeon RX 5000-series late last year, AMD has spent a good chunk of 2020 ironing out the kinks that come with an all-new graphics architecture. AMD released a […]
Raspberry Pi computers are great starts to electronics projects, but “start” is doing a lot of work in that compliment. Typically you need a few extras in order to really flesh it […]
Are you looking to spice up your exercise routine? If so, this list of mobile apps is bound to make things more interesting. Whenever I work out, I require some serious mental […]
Assembling a small form factor PC can be a pain in the rear sometimes. Even if you generally enjoy such builds, you can still find yourself briefly cursing because you’ve installed something […]
Google has begun rolling out features to Chromebooks that it announced earlier in the year, specifically Nearby Share, easier Bluetooth connectivity, and the Screencast app. None of the features coming to Chromebooks […]
We love us some PowerToys here at PCWorld, and it seems the semi-official add-on for Windows power users is only getting better. A recent update to the GitHub project for PowerToys indicates […]
By this point, you’ve probably heard of passkeys, a much simpler (and more secure) alternative to passwords. You don’t have to memorize anything or mess with complicated mixes of numbers, letters, and […]
Last year Dell showed off Concept Luna, a laptop that could be completely disassembled with just a screwdriver. It was an impressive demonstration of the principles of the right-to-repair movement: modularity, sustainability, […]
