Computing

The image shows a promotional advertisement for AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series Graphics cards. On a sleek black background with diagonal lines, bold text on the left reads "INTRODUCING AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series Graphics" with "INTRODUCING" and "Graphics" in gold and the rest in white. On the right side are two graphics cards displayed in portrait orientation, showing their dark, mesh-covered side panels with the "RADEON" branding visible. At the bottom, small text notes "Reference models are for presentation only and not available for sale" and the AMD logo appears with their tagline "together we advance_gaming."

AMD challenges NVIDIA with RX 9070 ($549) and 9070 XT ($599), out March 6th

AMD’s RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 hit shelves March…

Microsoft Copilot Wordmark

Microsoft Copilot Mac app is here with AI tools, shortcuts, and dark mode

Copilot for macOS is live! Unpack Microsoft’s AI app with…

Amazon's AWS Ocelot quantum computing chip

Amazon’s Ocelot quantum chip debuts, promising cheaper error correction

Amazon steps up with Ocelot, its first quantum chip.

Product image of an Anker Nano USB-C to HDMI Cable Adapter in dark gray/black. The device features an HDMI connector on one end and a USB-C connector with braided cable on the other end. The adapter body has the Anker logo on a silver band, and includes a PD (Power Delivery) USB-C port for pass-through charging. The cable has a durable braided nylon covering with a black and gray pattern.

Anker’s new USB-C HDMI cable offers 140W charging & 4K display

Charge at 140W while streaming with Anker’s USB-C HDMI cable.

2025 Razer Blade 18

New Razer Blade 18 rocks RTX 5090 and a dual-mode 240Hz/440Hz display

Razer Blade 18 (2025) brings RTX 50-series power and a…

Framework Laptop 12 with stylus

Framework’s Laptop 12 brings modular magic to entry-level users

Framework unveils Laptop 12—an entry-level 2-in-1 with modular design, up…

Framework Laptop 13

Framework refreshes its 13-inch laptop with AMD Ryzen AI 300

The Framework Laptop 13 (2025) pairs Ryzen AI 300 with…

three Framework Desktop

Framework’s tiny Desktop is here—cute, powerful, and modular with Ryzen AI Max

Meet the Framework Desktop: small, modular, and mighty. Ryzen AI…

Logitech Powerplay 2 wireless charging mouse pad

The new Logitech Powerplay 2 wireless charging mouse pad feels like a downgrade

Logitech’s Powerplay 2 brings affordable wireless charging to gamers with…

The image depicts a series of overlapping, curved layers resembling an abstract wave or paper roll design. Each layer features distinct colors and textures, with icons representing apps logos (such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel) adorning the layers. The creative representation of different web browsers and applications intertwining in a digital ecosystem makes this image intriguing.

Microsoft’s free Office apps come with ads and OneDrive

Microsoft experiments with free Office for Windows—ads included. Here’s what…

A 13-inch M3 MacBook Air laptop in Midnight color with a sleek design is shown with its screen displaying a vibrant, abstract blue pattern. The pattern consists of overlapping, curved shapes that create a dynamic, wave-like effect. The laptop is set against a subtle, diamond-patterned background.

The next-gen MacBook Air is coming soon with Apple’s M4 chip

New MacBook Air models with M4 chips could arrive in…

The image shows a Twelve South PlugBug charger plugged into a wall outlet. An iPhone is connected to the charger and displays a map of Charleston with the location of the PlugBug charger identified. The screen also shows the text "Janet's PlugBug" and "1503 King Street Ext." The image highlights the charger's compatibility with Apple's Find My functionality, as indicated by a badge in the top left corner that reads "Works with Apple Find My." The charger has a sleek white and red design, and two cables are connected to it.

Twelve South’s PlugBug charger with Apple Find My support is now on sale

Track your charger with Apple Find My! Twelve South’s PlugBug…