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Save 60% off this essential travel power bank
You definitely don't want to be caught without power when you're traveling, so take advantage of this limited-time deal on this 4-in-1 Compact 6,000mAh Travel Power Bank.
Are we worrying too much about PC performance? (feat. BPS Customs)
Brian Stroh of BPS Customs joins Gordon on the CES floor to talk about how we're obsessed with performance and benchmarks.
Notepad tabs, overhauled graphics settings appear in Windows betas
Microsoft released new Windows Insider previews for both the Beta and Dev Channels on Thursday, with new features that include a tabbed Notepad app, updated Settings, and a revamped Windows Spotlight.
The best home office monitors: Displays that get the job done
Working from home has its challenges, but there's no need to compromise on your display. Very good home office monitors exist at various price points to help aid your productivity.
Matte vs glossy monitors: Ready? FIGHT! (feat. Graphically Challenged)
Should your next high-end monitor have a glossy or matte finish? Gordon chats with Connor of Graphically Challenged to find out.
Relax: All those shattered AMD Radeon GPUs were from miners, not bad drivers
Put your pitchforks down: Recent Internet outrage about AMD drivers physically breaking Radeon GPUs was very much misplaced.
Save $500 on this ridiculously lightweight LG laptop
The LG Gram (2022) laptop is a phenomenal option for the frequent traveler.
The best PCIe 4.0 SSD: There can be only one
The WD Black SN850X is the best PCIe 4.0 SSD you can buy right now. We explain why, and what you need to know about ultra-fast PCIe 4.0 drives in general.
Twitter officially bans third-party clients
After third-party apps lost Twitter API access last week, terms have been changed to lock out third-party developers from the API.
Microsoft execs partied with Sting in Davos hours before announcing layoffs
Microsoft paid for a private Sting concert in Switzerland the day before announcing it will cut 10,000 jobs.
Google lays off 12,000 employees as the tech industry tightens its belt
Google announced plans to lay off 12,000 workers, following similarly massive cuts and Amazon and Microsoft just days before
Clueless about how to write Excel formulas? Use AI
Writing Excel formulas isn't easy if you don't speak the language. Fortunately, at least two sites will translate your request, in English, into Excel code.
Paid Microsoft subscription perks quietly infiltrate more Windows apps
Microsoft now offers hidden Clipchamp benefits to Microsoft 365 users, one of a growing number of Windows "apps" (even Solitaire!) that are now just a front door for subscriptions.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti vs. Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti: Battle of the generations
We put the RTX 4070 Ti and the RTX 3090 Ti to the test to see which has the better performance and which represents the best value.
Learn how artists and entrepreneurs can use NFTs
The All-in-One NFT Masterclass for Artists & Entrepreneurs Bundle is a worthwhile investment for any creative who wants to get more familiar with NFTs.
Buying PC parts in 2023: The practical guide (feat. Oz Talks Hardware)
Oz of the Oz Talks Hardware channel joins Gordon for some down-to-earth upgrade advice.
35,000 PayPal accounts hacked, and users could’ve prevented it
PayPal is notifying nearly 35,000 users that their were accounts were breached. But PayPal wasn't hacked; users weren't using unique passwords or two-factor authentication.
Microsoft Office may not open when you restore Windows 11
Users who roll back to an earlier restore point on Windows 11 22H2 (the Windows 11 2022 Update) may not be able to launch several apps, including Office.