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Dell's new Pro Thunderbolt 5 Smart Dock promises robust pro-grade management tools, extra security, and more charging power than I've ever seen in a dock. Is it right for you, or are there better options on the market?

On Windows 11, you can now create tables with the expansion of the Markdown support in Notepad, and here's how to get started.

On Windows 11, the December 2025 Security Update brings changes to the Search home UI, adds new Share with Copilot features in the Taskbar, introduces an option to disable Drag Tray, improves (and breaks) dark mode in File Explorer, the Settings app gets tons of improvements, and a lot more.

Charging an EV in the UK still requires a confusing mix of apps, accounts, and payment systems. After buying a plug-in hybrid, I learned firsthand how fragmented the experience remains in 2025.

Netflix is buying Warner Bros. Discovery for $82.7 billion, a deal that will also include the WB Games division with Mortal Kombat and more.

Game designer Tim Cain has rejoined Obsidian Entertainment, leaving retirement to work on a new project.

The Honeycomb Foxtrot is undoubtedly a premium flight stick, but one that stays within a reasonable price bracket — it's a long-awaited, triumphant release.

One of the biggest upcoming Xbox RPGs is inXile's Clockwork Revolution, and its devs recently went onto the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted showcase to tease its depth and "visual reactivity."

The creators of Season 2 of the Fallout TV show say they took a "fog of war approach" to making a canon story after Fallout: New Vegas' ending.

FluentFlyout delivers the polished media controls Windows 11 still lacks, underscoring Microsoft’s slow pace on basic UI fixes despite recent design efforts.

Windows 11 will soon be able to update apps in a more consistent and reliable manner with new unified update orchestrator platform that developers can opt-in to.