Remember TeraCopy? This utility software was quite famous back in the Windows 7 era and offered a better way to move files between locations than Windows Explorer. You might be surprised to know that the tool still exists; in fact, I still prefer it over what we have in Windows 11.

Are you getting ready to head out on vacation and need to get some work done on your Chromebook? While ChromeOS devices used to rely heavily on an active internet connection, modern Chromebooks actually work offline quite well now.

How long have you had your email address? I was wondering the same thing the other day, so I checked my Gmail creation date using Google Takeout—18 years!

We might have gone (sort of) paperless in the modern world, but we're still a long way from going wireless. Despite my best efforts, my desk and other tech hot-spots in my home are often the site of a twisted cable nightmare.

Google made a lot of exciting announcements at its 2025 annual conference, but the one that grabbed my attention was the Try On feature. While it can definitely help you decide whether to buy a dress you see online, there is a big privacy concern with this feature that you need to be aware of.

Splitting the contents of a cell into more than one column manually in Microsoft Excel would take too much time and likely result in errors. Fortunately, the program offers many ways—from built-in tools and automated processes to easy-to-use functions—to execute this data-sorting task.

If you grew up in the 2000s or played games during that period, you know how special the era was. I am lucky enough to have experienced a time long before games as a service and battle passes took over.

Even the biggest fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) have to admit that the quality of the films began to dip after Endgame, though not everything up to that point was exactly perfect anyway. Across the entire Marvel filmography, there are movies some would brand as awful.

Thunderbolt 5 is gradually showing up in more and more devices. Previewed in September 2023, this generation of Intel's advanced connectivity protocol promises significant improvements in speed and bandwidth benefits. Here's everything you need to know about Thunderbolt 5.

Plug-in hybrid SUVs have been quietly gaining traction in the U.S. With EV demand cooling and gas prices rising, automakers are shifting focus—PHEVs are now a key part of the plan.

I can't be alone in noticing how, no matter how much storage I buy for my computer, digital refuse always piles up. Fortunately for me, on Linux, there's a simple terminal command that let me easily drag up the heftiest files. I wasn't too proud of the results.

Summer is a special time of year. School's out, the sun's out, and sometimes—but not always—things slow down just enough to let you breathe. Whether you're heading to the beach, lounging by the pool, or just soaking up the extra daylight, summer has a feeling all its own.

At a conceptual level, the UnifyDrive UT2 is really fantastic. It's the first truly portable NAS device I've ever seen, and it's packed full of travel-friendly features that should appeal to photographers, videographers, or other media professionals. Unfortunately, it's got some flaws and quirks that limit its usefulness, and at $600, it may be better to buy a small laptop or tablet instead.

It used to be that if you wanted to make a half-decent Bigfoot video, you needed to spend a lot of time making a suit, and then walk around the local forests while your friend films you, hoping that no hunters mistake you for a bear.

If you're a variety gamer like me, you're always on the lookout for new titles to try. But it's tough to get a true feel for a game without playing it first, and with video game prices climbing across the board, picking the wrong one can be a costly mistake.

Did you know that your Chromebook is Linux at its core? Even with the upcoming move to Android as its base, ChromeOS has been and continues to be founded on Linux.

What do good graphics in a game mean to you? Is it about fidelity, or the freedom to create anything? Or, is it about making graphics that look as much as the real world as possible?

Some of the most fun you'll ever have in gaming is playing games with those who matter the most to you. For many, that applies to their parents, but what if they've never played games or lack the technical precision many games require?

Bloat is the bane of modern computing. Have you ever uninstalled apps or disabled services just to put your system on a diet? i3 is like a desktop on a diet, a lean, simple, yet powerful system that improves my workflow efficiency dramatically—and it's not just for experts either.