What Is Back To Safety On A Chromebook? (And When You Should Use It)
The latest Chromebook update adds a new option for users who are needing to reset their computers. Here's how ChromeOS's Back to Safety option works.
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12 Settings You Should Immediately Change On Your New Mac Laptop
If you've just bought a new Mac laptop, there are all sorts of settings you can change to customize your experience, especially if you're coming from Windows.
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How To Resize An Image On A Mac Or PC
Whether you work with media for your job or just want to make that family Christmas photo a little bigger, being able to resize an image is incredibly useful.
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How To Stop Screen Recording On A Chromebook
Starting a screen recording on a Chromebook is easy enough, but what about when you want to save and end the process? Here's how to stop the capture.
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What Causes A Swollen Battery In Your Laptop & Is It Safe To Still Use?
Like most tech, your laptop battery is vital for it to function, but no matter what you spent, it isn't invincible. Here's how you can avoid a swollen battery.
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Why Are Some USB Ports Blue? Here's What It Means
USB ports are an essential component of every computer, and the color of your specific USB port may indicate how many high-speed ports you have.
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6 Of The Best CPU Coolers With An LCD Screen
Your CPU cooler doesn't just have to be another component. It can stand out with an eye-catching LCD screen, and here are the best options available.
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5 Of The Best Non-Kindle E-Readers On The Market
For many bibliophiles, the Kindle is the gold standard for e-readers. If you're not a fan or want something with more feature, these five picks are for you.
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Can You Use Any Cleaning Wipe On Your Laptop Screen? Here's What You Need To Know
Displays on your laptop, phone, or desktop monitor just love to collect fingerprints and other dirt. Can you wipe them off with just any cleaning wipe?
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12 Of The Best Desktop Computers You Can Buy In 2024 (Ranked By Consumer Reports)
Even as laptops become more powerful, there will always be an argument for a desktop computer. Go get one of these 12 desktops in 2024.
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Apple's Foldable iPad Plans Sound Huge (And Expensive)
Apple seems reluctant to pursue foldable versions of the iPhone, but if a new Bloomberg report is correct, a foldable iPad isn't out of the question.
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Can You Get A Virus On A Chromebook? Here's What Google Says
The Chromebook is known to be resilient against attackers intruding on your system, but is it possible to get a virus? Here's what we know.
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How To Split Screen On Windows (And Why You Might Want To)
If you need to multitask on your PC throughout the day, the Windows split screen feature might be a huge help, even if you don't have two monitors.
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5 Ways To Transfer Files From PC To PC
If you've got a bunch of files on your old PC that you want to transfer over, there are multiple ways you can do it fairly easily with hardware & software.
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Is It Safe To Use A Different Laptop's Charger To Charge Your Computer?
There's a big reason that laptop manufacturers suggest only using proprietary chargers with their machines.
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The 15 Most Powerful Laptop Processors (Ranked By Geekbench)
Laptops often use specialized internal hardware designed to accommodate a battery-powered setup, but that doesn't mean their CPUs can't get downright beefy.
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The 10 Most Powerful Desktop Processors (Ranked By Geekbench)
Benchmarks like those hosted on Geekbench are a great way to get a general idea of the desktop CPU market.
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How To Use Your Laptop With The Lid Closed (With A Monitor)
Laptops are convenient tools, but sometimes you need a bigger screen without the distraction and clutter of a dual-monitor setup.
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How To Find Your Favorite Photos On iPhone iOS 18
The iOS Photos app allows you to mark individual photos as your favorites, but what then? Here's how to mark your photos in the first place, and then find them.
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5 Best MSI Motherboards For Gamers
A gaming PC needs to have the most powerful and effective components you can find on the market, and these five motherboards stand above the rest.
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8 Alternatives To The reMarkable 2 E-Ink Tablet
If you are looking for an E-Ink tablet that's comparable to the reMarkable 2, there are plenty of alternative options that can fit the bill.
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The 10 Most Powerful Tablet Processors (Ranked By Geekbench)
If you're eager to find the most powerful chip in a tablet, look no further. The results probably won't be a surprise to many, but the numbers are impressive.
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Can You Pair An AMD CPU With An NVIDIA GPU?
If you're building your own PC and are considering which parts to get, you may have been worried about incompatibility between your CPU and GPU.
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What Do The Numbers And Letters Mean On Intel Processors?
Even though Intel Processor names feel like a language within themselves, understanding the basics makes identifying the CPUs much easier.
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What Does IBM Stand For And Why Is It Important In Computer History?
IBM is far less powerful today than at the pinnacle of its success, it remains integral to the computer landscape.
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What's The Difference Between Desktop And Laptop GPUs?
While laptops and desktops may both feature the same model graphics cards, there are major differences with the GPUs you'll find in mobile devices.
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What Does Ti Mean On An Nvidia GPU?
If you're looking for a new Nvidia video card and have no idea what Ti means, you're not alone. Here's everything you need to know about Ti GPUs.
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