Microsoft announced last year that it will be discontinuing support for Publisher on October 13, 2026, meaning it will no longer be included in Microsoft 365 after that date. Ultimately, that means users will no longer be able to open or edit their Publisher files once that time arrives. Thankfully, there's a quick workaround—but you'll need to take action before support ends.

If you were an avid Windows fan around the Vista era, you'll know of Cortana, the doomed digital assistant that claimed to make your life easier by listening to voice commands. Well, people didn't really gel with her as much as Microsoft wanted, and the company eventually canned the project. Now, it seems that Cortana has come back in a new form, and if you're wondering "Is it Copilot?" then you're absolutely right.

While there's been talk about Microsoft slowing down its gaming business and exiting the console market, with many thinking the tech giant has given up on making Xbox consoles entirely, it seems like that could be further from the truth.

The search feature on Windows 11 has been improved; however, it can still be slow, not find what you are looking for, or not work correctly. Luckily, there is a free third-party utility you can use instead that does a much better job. As its name implies, Everything (by Voidtools) finds everything on your PC.

There are a lot of great laptops, but this one should really attract your attention because of its specifications and price. Not only do you get a sleek look, but this laptop also packs a powerful Intel Core Ultra processor and OLED screen. The best part about this laptop right now is that it comes in with a hefty $500 discount that drops it down to just $450. This is the best price we've seen on this laptop, so get it while you can for over 50% off.

If you've just received your first 3D printer or have been using one for a while, you might wonder how to keep it well-maintained for consistent, high-quality prints and improve its longevity and performance. This guide will show you what you need to do to maintain it. I remember when I first got mine; there are many things I wish I had known before starting 3D printing. I learned through trial and error, and it wasn't easy.

Whether it’s your home lab, a normal PC, or even your living space, there’s no shortage of boring maintenance tasks you’ll need to perform to keep everything in tip-top form. Automation apps capable of performing bogus management and maintenance tasks can come in a clutch when you’re tired of repetitive work taking up most of your free time. So, here’s a list of cool apps you can self-host on your local hardware.

Your home lab, that powerful engine of innovation, might be silently leaking productivity. After all, even the most dedicated enthusiasts can overlook obvious signs of inefficiency. If you often run into performance dips and find yourself spending more time troubleshooting than creating, it’s time to check these silent killers in your home lab. Here are the hidden factors that might be sabotaging your home lab's productivity and how to bring it back to life.

If you have been a PC user for a while, you already know the state of PC games we've been dealing with of late. It's a rare occurrence when a AAA title doesn't launch in a buggy, unfinished condition that needs weeks or months of patches to get fixed. Developers are relying on crutches like DLSS instead of focusing on optimizing games to run on a variety of hardware. More troubling, though, is the fact that PC hardware is now going down the same path.

When most people think about self-hosting, a lot of them would immediately picture something more complex that comes with endless technical headaches. The reality is far simpler and far more rewarding, and you can learn a lot with it. I've been self-hosting various tools for years now, turning what was once a hobby into an essential part of my digital life. The process isn't just about privacy or security (though those are significant perks) it's also about customization, control, and convenience.

Resin 3D printers, like the Anycubic Photon or the Elegoo Saturn, have gained popularity for producing high-detail prints with smooth finishes. While FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) printers are widely used for their versatility and affordability, resin printers offer advantages that make them a better choice for specific applications. If you're considering a new 3D printer, here are some compelling reasons to choose resin over FDM.

When you're planning out the network for your home lab, a customizable firewall is key to keeping your home lab (and your home network) safe and secure. Once you've decided if you're going to make your own firewall or go with a prebuilt hardware firewall, and before you get to more advanced rules, there are a few essential firewall rules to set up. These are core to your home lab network, and make it so that you can always reach your firewall appliance to change rules should something go wrong. And let's face it, this is a home lab, and everything that can go wrong, will go wrong.