I'll be the first to admit that I have a backlog of unfinished games on Steam and Epic. It’s not for lack of interest; I just keep starting new games without finishing the old ones. That's why I made a rule for myself: one single-player game at a time. No exceptions.
Not long ago, your only mechanical keyboard options were cheap no-name brands, overpriced gaming boards, or ultra-expensive enthusiast kits. Fortunately, keyboards have undergone a renaissance. You can now build a custom board with full control over every detail—here's how.
Video game pre-orders have become one of the most controversial practices in modern gaming. While some see it as a risky gamble that encourages publishers to release unfinished games, I think that there are legitimate reasons to pre-order your favorite upcoming titles.
How we use laptops has remained largely the same for decades. You open the lid, type on the keyboard, and move the cursor using the built-in trackpad or a mouse. The core interaction has remained largely the same, except for one vital feature: the touchscreen.
If you’ve finished Bethesda’s surprise release, Oblivion Remastered, and are still craving more Elder Scrolls, your best bet might be to revisit older titles. And if you’re bored with the usual Skyrim experience like me, maybe it’s time to try a total conversion mod.
When you're shopping for a laptop, there are plenty of features to consider. Some are obvious—like a fast processor or, for gamers, a dedicated graphics card. After all, no one wants a sluggish, unusable machine.
When Samsung announced an ultra-thin version of its flagship Galaxy S25 last week, the S25 Edge, my excitement instantly kicked in. The "Edge" moniker has long been associated with Samsung's curved displays, but now it signals a return to the era when phones were becoming increasingly thinner. It reminded me why I’ve always liked thin phones—they’re the perfect kind to slap a protective case on.
Half-Life 3 is once again making the rounds online, with rumors suggesting that it’s in a fully playable state and could be announced or even released this year. If you ask me, Valve should take a page from Bethesda's playbook with Oblivion Remastered and just shadow drop it.
Phone accessories are a dime a dozen: cases with suction cups, pop sockets, straps, you name it. Most are designed to solve minor annoyances or add a tinge of convenience. However, there’s one accessory that’s quite simple yet indispensable for me: phone holders.
Black Mirror is back for its seventh season, and tech geeks like me are thrilled by the wild plotlines and futuristic themes the show is known for. One episode in particular, Plaything, stood out for putting a fictional 1990s game at the heart of its story.
When shopping for a new pair of headphones, one of the most important choices you'll make is whether to go with an open-back or closed-back design. This key difference greatly affects how your headphones sound and feel. So, which type is right for you?
Building a new PC was once a moment of triumph. Now, it’s just the beginning, as you have to install apps, download large games, and tweak dozens of settings before it's fully set up. Let's take a look at how we got here and how things used to be.
There are numerous features to consider when buying a new mechanical keyboard, such as the switches, typing sound, keycap material, sound-dampening layers, and more. However, there's one niche feature I find almost irreplaceable: a built-in screen.
Mastering all the keyboard shortcuts that Windows has to offer isn't just about working more efficiently—it's about making your entire computer experience more effortless and streamlined. Admittedly, Windows doesn't have the most intuitive user interface, with many important settings buried deep within the numerous submenus.
If you're looking for an easy upgrade for your aging laptop, boosting the RAM is your best bet. In fact, it’s likely your only upgrade option, aside from adding more storage. That’s why I decided to upgrade mine, and the results were surprising.
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