Cloud storage has become an essential part of our digital lives, but not all services are created equal. While OneDrive offers convenience and flawless integration on Windows, it may not be a suitable solution for those who prioritize security and privacy. Here is where Proton Drive presents itself as a strong contender which is built from the ground up with end-to-end encryption and a commitment to user data protection. Here are the reasons why Proton Drive might be the upgrade you have been looking for.

There's little argument that OLED monitors are some of the best gaming monitors you can buy, but I wouldn't blame you if you've written them off for the past couple of years. Between low brightness, burn-in risks, and prices in the quadruple digits, an OLED monitor didn't make sense for most people. That's changing, though. OLED monitors have seen some significant upgrades and drastic price drops over the past few years, and now is the perfect time to start considering one.

For years, TeamViewer has been the default choice for remote desktop access. It offers a simple way to connect to computers from anywhere. However, a series of security breaches, performance issues, and a shift towards a more restrictive commercial model has left many users searching for alternatives. Let’s go over the critical reasons why you might want to consider moving away from TeamViewer.

We've already seen two generations of CPUs on AMD's AM5 platform — Ryzen 7000 and Ryzen 9000 — but countless gamers are still rocking an AM4 rig, and for good reason. Building a new AM5 gaming PC might not be as expensive as it used to be, but when your AM4 system is still going strong, why bother? Even if you have an older Ryzen CPU from 5 or 8 years ago, you can still upgrade within AM4 to a Ryzen 5000 series CPU.

If you're thinking about building a new PC, there's a pretty good chance you've thought about what kind of processor to go with. Now, if you're looking to go with a budget PC build, we think that AMD chips are the way to go, since you'll be getting pretty good bang for your buck. And right now, during Amazon's Big Spring Sale, we're seeing some steep discounts on popular CPUs, along with great motherboards as well.

As a graphic designer, photographer, or digital artist, you're probably no stranger to the world of image editing software. Among many of the options available, two giants normally stand out: Photoshop and GIMP. Both have their own strengths and weaknesses, but many people stick with the Photoshop subscription because of its intuitive interface and extensive set of features. But with just a few tweaks in GIMP, you can make it more similar to Photoshop beyond just installing PhotoGIMP. Let me show you my favorite ways to do this.

Web browsers are essential to many people's workflow, but there are ways you can make your browsers even more useful by integrating productivity dashboards. These dashboards allow you to customize your home page or new tab page for easy access to your tasks and essential websites.

Are you as big a fan of e-ink displays as I am? Ever since I started writing for XDA, I've had a love for covering DIY Raspberry Pi projects that use them as part of the process. There's just something about e-ink displays that gives off a sleek, stylish look for me. As such, here are my best picks for some good-looking e-ink Raspberry Pi displays that you can make at home.

Back when internet connections weren't as common in the household as they are today, Windows didn't need a Microsoft account to log in. They'd use what's called a "local account," which you set up on your Windows PC. These accounts lived on your computer and didn't require an internet connection to use. As we began getting internet in our homes, the company added the means to sign into Windows with a Microsoft account.

Riding a bicycle can be an enjoyable way to stay active and explore new areas, and having the right gear can make every outing smoother. 3D printing opens up a world of possibilities for customizing accessories perfectly to suit your needs and style preferences. With a 3D printer, you can experiment with different shapes, colors, and materials to create truly one-of-a-kind additions to your bike. From practical organizers to safety-enhancing components, there is something for everyone who wants to elevate their cycling experience.

It’s sold as an outdoor camplight, but BougeRV’s very bright LED lantern is really a multifunctional work lamp for any place that needs an extra dose of lighting. It’s rechargeable and compact enough to serve as a long-lasting flashlight with three swiveling LED panels that can direct 3000 lumens onto your table, campsite, workspace, or engine block from a height of more than five feet thanks to its telescoping aluminum pole.I’ve found it impressively versatile and useful over the last week of testing at home, at the beach, or tooling around in my camper van. It provides warm or cold light exactly where I need it, with three levels of brightness ranging from dim to supernova.At $109.99, the BougeRV Outdoor Portable Telescopic Camping Lantern is also more capable than many of its more expensive competitors. There’s a lot to like here.At the heart of this lantern is a 57.7Wh battery that can power the lamp on its lowest setting for up to 60 hours, or about three hours when all three LED strips are set to max brightness. You can power it off USB-C from a separate external battery or wall jack if you need more time. It’s slim enough to carry in the water bottle pocke …Read the full story at The Verge.

The Steam Deck is a gaming handheld first and foremost, but it's a surprisingly versatile device. SteamOS is based on Arch Linux, and behind the shiny Steam-based UI is the option to enter "Desktop mode". This transforms the Steam Deck from just a regular old gaming handheld to a full-fledged computer, and you can modify the system to your heart's content. There are plenty of users out there who have switched to using their Steam Deck as their main work station when docked, and there's really no limit on what you can do with it. That's why I decided to turn mine into a home server.