Leaks surrounding the Nintendo Switch 2 have been coming at a constant rate. Before Nintendo revealed its next handheld system, leakers had already revealed the style, features, and even the console's specs. Now that the Nintendo Switch 2 is out there and everyone knows what it looks like, many have been wondering what games they can expect to be playing on the system when it is released.

When looking at ways to either populate a network-attached storage (NAS) system or build one from scratch, you'll need to consider storage drives. Hard drives are more affordable and come in various capacities, but nothing beats an SSD for speed. Still, you could save considerably by repurposing old hard drives, even from desktop PCs, to create a NAS that can handle device backups, media cataloging, and more. Though I recommend buying NAS-specific hardware for the task, re-using old hardware is a great way to save money and the environment.

There are plenty of reasons to get your first NAS for your home — whether your devices are running out of storage or you need a more secure cloud storage space. While recognizing the signs that it’s time to bring home a NAS is easy, choosing the right model can be tricky. Since network storage enclosures are a long-term investment, you need to carefully select a product that meets your current and future needs.

Gaming on a budget doesn't mean you have to compromise on quality. Steam has some of the most amazing games, from free to paid ones. But it's not necessary that you'll get the best deal on your favorite games on Steam; sometimes, you'll find the exact match at a much lower price on other platforms.

OneDrive is an extremely useful cloud storage service that comes bundled with Microsoft 365. The free version of the service features 5GB of storage, but if you purchase a Microsoft 365 Family subscription, you can utilize a massive 6TB of storage (1TB per person). Apart from storing your files, OneDrive clients across various platforms also offer tons of other functionalities, including Files On-Demand. Now, Microsoft has announced a couple of more exciting features for OneDrive customers using macOS.

With the start of 2025 and the wake of this year's CES event, we've been inundated with a lot of great laptops releasing in Q1. If you're looking at your aging hardware and want to give it a New Year's update, LG has just the thing. The company has announced that it's ready to take orders for its brand-new Gram Book laptop, and if you order fast, you can even score a free smart monitor.

Nvidia launched its rather controversial DLSS 4 with its RTX 50 series, featuring better upscaling, ray reconstruction improvements, and a whole lot more. One feature that specifically made it so controversial was the introduction of multi frame generation, which can add up to three more frames to further boost the frame rate. DLSS was introduced in 2018 alongside RTX 20 series graphics cards, and while it's improved drastically and certainly has its uses, DLSS 4's multi frame generation works at its best when it doesn't really make sense to use it.

If you're a subscriber to Microsoft 365, you may have noticed that it morphed overnight. Microsoft has decided to nix the Microsoft 365 Office branding and rename it to "Microsoft 365 Copilot." Which didn't go down so well, as you may expect.

If you want to keep tabs on your Raspberry Pi's CPU usage, you can always use the built-in tools on your OS or download an app that can give you stats on how it's doing. However, where's the fun in that? Sometimes, the best use of a Raspberry Pi is to replicate what you could already do, but do it even cooler. Such is the case with this Raspberry Pi project that keeps an eye on how your Pi's CPU is doing and uses a light show to communicate how much load it's experiencing.

Before the easy availability of free-to-use game engines like Unreal Engine, would-be game developers had a problem. How do you build an entire game from scratch when you're not John Carmack? Well, you make a mod for an existing game, like the DOOM and Quake engines that Carmack was instrumental in creating. Plenty of these mods were left by the wayside, but a select few turned into commercial successes. And the best part? Because most of them are older, you don't need a super-powered graphics card to play them.

You know, there are plenty of Nintendo consoles that game with an alarm clock function, but I never really used them. I remember the Nintendo DS had a system where you could set an alarm and it would wake you up with some cheerful chirps, but these days, I just have my phone do all the heavy lifting. Well, I might just go back on that, as someone has turned a Game Boy into a stylish alarm clock, and it uses my one weakness: e-ink displays.

The Settings app on Windows PC has some solid customization options, but if you want to push it further and want something more powerful, you'll need to download additional tools like Windhawk and PowerToys. While both apps offer plenty of tools for customization, the PowerToys app comes with an added Microsoft trust. In addition to safety and reliability, you now have another reason to use PowerToys, especially if you often share your PC screens for presentation.