Hands on: The Meta Quest Pro headset delivers pricey VR power
At the end of my hour-ish long demo session of the Meta Quest Pro, I had somewhat of a headache and a bit of disorientation, an unfortunate price to pay for an […]
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How Mastodon and the Fediverse put social networks in people’s hands
The Internet is getting weird again. Twitter’s recent stumbles under new ownership have surprisingly shined a quick light on the world of federated and decentralized social networking services, like Mastodon. These services […]
Hands on with Microsoft Designer, an AI art masterpiece
The upcoming Microsoft Designer is a visual art design tool that you simply must try for yourself. It’s simply one of the best consumer apps Microsoft has ever made, following in the […]
5 boundary-pushing laptops I’m dying to get my hands on
There’s nothing more exciting to me than a laptop with unique features or an out-of-the-box design. While a slew of brand spanking new laptops were announced at CES this year, there were […]
Hands on: Windows Copilot can’t decide what it is
Windows Copilot is one part Bing, one part Windows. It’s a ChatGPT AI assistant who can perform tasks for you one moment, but then pleads ignorance the next. Microsoft’s AI assistant within […]
Meta Threads hands on: A cleaner, friendlier Twitter
With Twitter seemingly imploding in a new, spectacular way on a weekly basis, Meta has moved in with its own Twitter clone, Threads. The app for the new social media platform is […]
Hands on: HP’s Spectre Foldable PC redefines what a computer can be
Getting hands-on with the HP Spectre Foldable at a press event in Palo Alto California last week revealed an exciting reality about folding laptops: They’ve now evolved past that first troubled stage […]
Hands on with Windows 11’s AI-boosted Automatic Super Resolution
Microsoft appears to have hidden its next AI-powered enhancement within a test build of Windows 11: Automatic Super Resolution, which could be Microsoft’s answer to image-enhancement technologies like Nvidia’s DLSS. It seems […]
Hands on: Microsoft’s Surface Pro thankfully gives up on ‘lapability’
For years, reviews of Microsoft’s Surface Pro came with a big caveat. They were light, they were lovely — and the Windows tablet also shipped with a thin kickstand that sliced into […]
Why ultralight gaming mice are better for big hands too
I’m going to share a personal dilemma: That is, the trend towards ultralight mice hasn’t done me and my big hand any favors. Why so? In the quest to achieve the lightest […]
