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Google may have just given us the biggest hint yet at its rumored Android-powered smart glasses. Here's what we know, and one key way Google could stand out.

A recent Windows 11 update finally fixed a bug from nearly a year ago. It's the perfect reason to finally try Linux instead.

Digital Foundry just spilled all the beans about the Nintendo Switch 2’s hardware, and honestly, it’s starting to justify that $449 price.

MSI's Claw handhelds have been the flagship Intel-powered handhelds, but a new rumored Claw 7 could swap out an Intel Core Ultra chip for AMD's Ryzen Z2 Extreme.

Are the latest results from laptop RTX 5090 benchmarks a signal that GPU innovation is slowing in the marketplace?

Wake up, Samurai. A freshly proposed U.S. law could spell big trouble for today's best games and future favorites.

A recent update to Valve's Deck Verified Program is making it easier for you to see if your games are compatible with SteamOS and Linux. Here's how it works.

A May 10 data breach could leave Steam users' accounts vulnerable. Here's what gamers should know and how to protect your account.

A single tweet, and suddenly everybody is interested in Windows 12 again. But not me, and neither should you be.

During a conversation at the J.P. Morgan's Global Technology, Media, and Communications conference in Boston, Intel's CFO David Zinsner confirmed that Intel doesn't have a significant volume of external chips. At least on the 18A process node but things should change with 14A.

Fingers crossed this update doesn’t bring back any mysterious setup folders, though