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Even if you’ve been using Windows for decades, it’s so sprawling and complex that there might be truly helpful, yet more obscure features that can still surprise you. We’ve tracked down ten little-known Windows features that might just improve your efficiency, your comfort, or possibly even your fun while using your PC. 

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If you’re looking to add more space to your Steam Deck, we’ve got some awesome new. Framework, the manufacturer of the modular Framework Laptop and Framework Laptop Chromebook, is now offering 2TB of SSD storage on its online store.

The first batch is

What do you get if you use a gaming PC from Alienware, a keyboard from Cooler Master, a headset from HyperX, and a mouse from Razer all at the same time? You get four different programs and interfaces to control all those blinking RGB lights. Sorry, that wasn’t a punchline, it’s just the annoying reality of different proprietary software to control a bunc

Gamers, rejoice! We’re about to serve you a sizzling hot deal. Best Buy’s currently selling the

Excited by Microsoft’s preview of artificial intelligence in Bing? The AI-powered chatbot is coming soon to the company’s search engine and those eager to give it a spin can

While Valve’s awesome $399 Steam Deck is a capable enough gaming system out of the box, some of its best features are easy to miss.

If you know where to look, you can custom

Remember Tay? That’s what I immediately fixed upon when Microsoft’s new Bing started spouting racist terms in front of my fifth-grader.

I have two sons, and both of them are familiar with

For some people, offline email is still the way to go. Be it due to habit, mistrust of cloud services, or sensible prudence about backups, downloading email to a client still factors large in their routine. Mozilla Thunderbird is a key part of such setups thanks to its hefty set of features and zero-cost price tag. But Thunderbird has long been criticized for its out

Intel said this week that it’s closing the book on its 11th-gen Core chips, code-named “Rocket Lake.” The company issued an end-of life notice that covers the entire Rocket Lake chip lineup as well as its supporting chipsets.

Intel said that it will accept orders for the chips up until August 25, shipping them through February 2024, so ven