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AMD announces 2023 ‘extreme gaming laptop CPU,’ Dragon Range

AMD said Tuesday afternoon that it has added a new mobile gaming CPU, Dragon Range, which will join "Raphael" and "Phoenix" as its first Zen 4 processors.

The Razer Blade 15’s 240Hz OLED panel pushes laptop displays to new frontiers

Razer's new gaming laptop ticks nearly all the boxes, with a 1440p OLED display that can reach 240Hz refresh rates. Inside is the latest gaming hardware from Intel and Nvidia, too.

Your Kindle can finally read ePub books

The Send to Kindle service now automatically converts ePub files to Amazon's proprietary format on Kindles.

USB-C cables can now charge the most powerful gaming laptops

New 240-watt USB-C 2.1 cables have started appearing from vendors, with high-end gaming laptops to follow.

This cheap, simple trick can save your tech from an early death

When a critical port fails, it can result in premature end for your laptop, smartphone, or other device—or a costly repair if you’re lucky. Here’s how to prevent that from happening.

Relentless ransomware disguised as Windows Updates takes aim at students

Illegal download sites are quickly spreading Bitcoin ransom schemes disguised as Windows updates.

This real-life “aimbot” uses a physical mouse to cheat at shooting games

Don't worry: this elaborate physical aimbot isn't being used in your favorite FPS games, yet

New VESA standard aims to bring transparency to adaptive sync monitors

VESA is debuting the VESA Certified AdaptiveSync Display and MediaSync Display logos, which are the stamp of approval that approved adaptive sync displays have ben stringently tested.

Best PDF editors: Our top picks

When you need to edit a PDF file, these tools are your best friends.

Microsoft tests a limited VPN for Microsoft Edge

The Microsoft Edge Secure Network will apparently offer users a limited amount of free, encrypted data when browsing on Edge via a public Wi-Fi network.

Intel says its desktop GPUs are still coming this summer

Intel's CEO told shareholders that the company's discrete graphics cards will arrive sometime in Q2

Intel warns of chip shortages due to Chinese COVID-19 lockdowns

Intel reported substantial profits for the first quarter, but revenue dipped and the company's revenue outlook is even lower.

Audacity developer puts the ‘proper’ version on the Microsoft Store

The head of product for the Audacity free audio editor finally got fed up with the paid alternatives that used the Audacity name.

How to pin an extension to Chrome’s toolbar

Adding an extension to your toolbar gives you quick access to its settings.

According to Qualcomm, Nuvia processors are now due in late 2023

Devices using Qualcomm's Nuvia chips for PCs and phones are expected in late 2023 with the vendor claims is still consistent with its original roadmap.