Windows needs help. Recently, I reviewed both the Lenovo Yoga 7 Slim Ultra and the Yoga Pro 7i. Despite both having one of the latest Intel Core Ultra processors with […]

I’m not a fan of having dozens of software subscriptions leeching my bank account every month, and I’m sure you’re not either. Open-source software might not always be the better […]

Streaming music puts millions of songs in our hands at a low monthly cost, but it encourages the use of wireless protocols with serious bottlenecks. When streaming high-resolution lossless music […]

If you’re like me, you lock your phone and call that good enough. Still, if someone picks up your unlocked phone, every app you use is right there, along with […]

Plex’s recent push toward subscriptions and remote ad-supported streaming has many people looking for a way out, but the idea of running your own media server still scares them off. […]

If you’ve ever managed a weekly report that lives inside an Excel pivot table, you know the rather cumbersome drill. You refresh the data, the pivot updates, and then you […]

When was the last time you actually backed up your data? Most people would say never, and they’re not worried about data loss because all their photos, videos, and documents […]

Summary DMA would force Google to share anonymized search data, letting rivals and AI challenge its monopoly. Google warns shared data and Android permissions for third-party AI could spike fraud […]

The Echo Show sits on my kitchen counter, and for a long time, I asked it to do exactly two things: set a timer for the pasta and tell me […]

The history of television is littered with failed revivals of old TV shows. That ’90s Show, a revival of That ’70s Show, flamed out after a few seasons. A reboot […]