A desk isn’t just for work, you know. It can also be a space for creativity, relaxation, and a little bit of fun. Whether you need a mental break, a fidget-friendly gadget, or a small game to challenge yourself or coworkers, 3D printing offers a wide range of options. With just a spool of filament and some time, you can create interactive toys and games that bring personality to your workspace.

Windows has been around for decades, but sharing your files is still a little tricky. If you're tired of doing the "send an email with an attachment to yourself" trick, the new Windows 11 Release Preview build has a nifty sharing feature that lets you send files right from your taskbar.

As much as I've been enjoying enjoying my Mac Mini since I reviewed it, it's impossible to deny that there are some notable faults with macOS. One of them is Finder, the built-in file manager, which is somehow even worse than File Explorer on Windows — in some ways, at least. One of my biggest pet peeves is that hitting Enter doesn't open a folder, and instead tries to rename it.

With the launch of Nvidia's RTX 50 series GPUs, frame generation was in the limelight once again — this time for all the wrong reasons. And the blame lies with no one but Nvidia, thanks to their misleading claims regarding Multi Frame Generation (MFG). When the review embargo was lifted for the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, it became clear why consumers and the community in general were against AI-generated frames.

Initially designed to awaken the spirit of tinkering in students, the Raspberry Pi series has dominated the SBC lineup for well over a decade. While it’s not nearly as powerful as its rival, the RPi ecosystem is blessed with tons of accessories, extensive documentation, and a creative user base. As such, you’ll find a ton of cool use cases for your Raspberry Pi, ranging from practical projects to obscure ideas bordering on lunacy.

Has your laptop been acting strangely recently? Cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated every day, and Windows laptops are a common target because of their high user base and not-so-closed environment. From sudden slow performance to seeing unexpected apps, all such signs indicate that your laptop is probably hacked.

Gaming keyboards can really change the way you play the game. And if you're looking for something compact that also offers lots of performance, well, you can't go wrong with the Corsair K70 Pro Mini. This keyboard is highly-rated, and while it normally comes in at a high price of $180, this steep discount slashes 53% off, making it just $85 from Amazon for a limited time.

Windows 11 is one of the most widely used operating systems worldwide because it's stable and packed with features to handle most tasks. It usually offers impressive performance out of the box but gradually gets slower as we add more apps. Before you know it, your once-speedy laptop is taking forever to start, and you're experiencing a noticeable lag when switching between apps because the RAM is maxed out.

I've been using my M4 Mac Mini for a few months at this point, and while it took some time to grow on me, it's actually become my main computer, and there's a lot I love about it. But if there's one thing that's become very apparent in my time using the Mac Mini is that a docking station or USB hub is kind of essential to get the most out of your experience.

While prices used to be in the thousands, it doesn't cost a lot of money to buy a TV anymore. Although there are a bunch of cheap models to steer clear of, there are also a number of great, affordable TVs that offer a lot of bang for the buck. With that said, this highly rated TV from Pioneer is about one of the best deals you're going to find, coming in at just $130 for a limited time.

The self-hosted movement is gaining momentum, with users wanting to reduce their reliance on cloud services while keeping their data safe on their home network. But once you've spun up a few containers, maybe with Portainer to simplify management, you run into one issue. Accessing every individual service via their own IP address and port gets annoying fast and becomes a major source of friction when trying to get used to self-hosted apps.

A little while ago, we saw the PlayStation Network go down during the weekend for a full 24 hours. As an apology, but it didn't help the PS5 Monster Hunter fans who lost a day of the Wilds beta. Given how the open beta tests are only a few days long, losing one of them can really mess things up. Fortunately, Capcom has revealed that it's giving everyone an extra 24 hours of beta play, even if you're not a PS5 player.