While most of us buy graphics cards for gaming, there are graphics cards for other purposes as well. NVIDIA has its Quadro range, and AMD's serious range is sold as the Radeon PRO series. Intel has been in the graphics business for two generations now, and the company is finally branching out that second gen into other non-gaming applications.

PCIe Gen 5 SSDs are still a luxury more than an actual necessity, but it's good to see that they're becoming more commonplace and, therefore, have started to go down in price compared to the first batch. Crucial just launched some of the best ones we've seen yet, in case you're hunting down options for your next gaming PC.

I'm personally a fan of the Zephyrus G14, but if 14 inches is a tad too small for you, the Zephyrus G16 line might be a better pick for you. Just like the Zephyrus G14 got a refresh, the G16 did too, and it's looking amazing.

Steam has been around for over 21 years, and it's turning 22 in a few months. That's a big number. And a lot of releases have debuted on the platform through that timeframe. Now, Steam is gaining a bestsellers list that goes back until the launch of Half-Life 2—the first in-house game Valve debuted on Steam.

microSD card slots on Android phones, especially higher-end ones, have gone from being a standard feature to a rare commodity only some phones have. If you long for the days where microSD cards and expandable storage in general were commonplace, and you want a higher-end phone that fits that description, Sony's latest Xperia 1 VII might fit the bill.

Apple just got out (badly) of a high-profile legal battle with Epic, but it's not the only legal battle Apple has lost recently. You might be entitled to up to $100 in compensation if you've had Siri snoop on you anytime within the last ten years.

Razer's peripherals are pretty cool, but with the fact that they're made for PC gaming and Windows remains the top platform for PC gaming, other operating systems have been neglected. At long last, Razer's Synapse software is finally becoming available on macOS, so you can manage them all.

Laptops are meant as portable computers, but sometimes, you gotta actually wonder how "portable" some of them are. This latest laptop by Lenovo packs some serious specs inside, but if you're planning to put this in your backpack, you better not skip back day.

A lot of you guys know I'm a sucker for computers that are dimensionally on the smaller size. Some of them are better than others, some of them are more compact than others. This latest MSI computer might not win any beauty contests, but it's tiny and it's pretty good on the inside. If only you could buy it.

Everyone's less favorite part of streaming services is the fact that they seem to be packed with more and more ads every time. If you have a Roku streaming device or TV, you now won't be able to escape ads even if you pause your playback.

As powerful as modern smartwatches have become, some people still yearn for the simpler times when the Pebble range of smartwatches was around. So it was a nice surprise to see that the creator of Pebble is bringing them back. We now have our first look at the new watch in action.

I'm sure your news feed has been filled with news about tariffs and how they affect your pocket. Get ready, then, for even more increases, because tariffs just became a lot more wide-reaching.

Ever since Apple's iPad range started using the company's desktop-range M series of chips, it has become a good middle-ground option for those who don't want to go all the way up to a Mac. If you're there too, the iPad Air range is currently greatly discounted, letting you save money on some of Apple's best tablets.

The Apple Watch SE is certainly one of Apple's most interesting smartwatch launches in recent memory—with the company's smartwatches becoming every time more expensive, an affordable one is certainly a breath of fresh air. Now, the company's cheapest smartwatch is even cheaper.

A lot of Android phones have so far received their respective update to Android 15, but if you have something Android-powered that's not a smartphone or a tablet, your mileage may vary. TVs are still on Android 14, but it's increasingly looking like Google might just skip the Android 15 update for Google TV and Android TV-powered devices.

Those who know me know that I'm a skeptic of a lot of stuff that comes with the word "AI" attached. A lot of it is just gimmicks, and some companies are definitely doing AI as an easy way to get investor cookie points.

If you have a Google Pixel phone, you've probably noticed some issues with notifications over the past few weeks. The good part is that it's not just you. The bad part is that the saga doesn't seem to have an end in sight for now.

YouTube has quietly rolled out many design changes, but for the most part, they've either been inoffensive or people have quickly adapted to them. This one, however, might be the most sensitive yet, and I'm not sure many will embrace it with open arms.

If you don't like Siri on your iPhone, too bad—you're stuck with it. Even as Apple wants to sprinkle it up with Apple Intelligence, it's still very lacking compared to other assistants. Perplexity's Assistant is finally on iOS, and if you're willing to do some workarounds, it's pretty good.