Apple's been doing big things in the computing space ever since it released its own silicon. The company's M-series chips have delivered beyond expectations, causing rivals to completely rethink its strategy when it comes to computing products. But most importantly, consumers now know that products can be built that provide the best of both worlds, without compromise when it comes to power and efficiency.

In the ever-evolving world of technology, finding a balance between high performance and aesthetic appeal can be a challenge. Yaber is a brand that has mastered this balance with its latest collaboration with the Pantone Color Institute.

Hey, remember when the Raspberry Pi Touch Display was announced? If you do, you may be surprised to learn that it first came out in 2015, almost ten years ago. If you've been hankering for an official screen but don't want to use the older model, don't fret; the Raspberry Pi company has now pulled back the curtain on the Touch Display 2, and it's looking like a winner already.

While OneNote has long been a preferred tool for digital note-taking, Joplin has surfaced as a strong open-source competitor, offering advantages in user control, flexibility, and privacy. This compelling alternative boasts a unique combination of functionalities that cater to a wide range of note-taking styles and preferences. But is it an ideal replacement for power OneNote users?

Even six years after ray tracing debuted on graphics cards, we're still debating whether the performance overhead is worth the visual impact. Gamers must also consider the premium associated with the best graphics cards that deliver playable FPS at high resolutions with ray tracing turned on.

As much as I love following what the Raspberry Pi community gets up to, they sometimes achieve something that floors even me. If you want a project that really shows what a Pi can do, then look no further than this amazing project by Miroslav Kotalk. They put the Pi to good use by creating their own pair of AR glasses which they use to run web apps.

Image: Nintendo For a character that’s been around so long, Mario is in something of a golden period. Since last year his mustache has been spotted in theaters, theme parks, and the best (and weirdest) side-scrolling Super Mario game in a long time. But he’s had a particularly strong run in role-playing games on the Switch, with recent remakes of both Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and the original Super Mario RPG. Now we have Mario & Luigi: Brothership which keeps the streak alive with a blend of charm, humor, and clever gameplay.Brothership, once again, starts with the brothers getting whisked away to a fantasy realm in need of help. This time it’s the oceanic world of Concordia, which has been broken apart into a series of islands. The bros end... Continue reading…

Would you use Microsoft Edge if you had the chance to win $1,000,000? If the answer is yes, then boy does the Redmond giant have an offer for you. The company is encouraging people to use Microsoft Edge and Bing by offering a cool million dollars to a lucky winner, which is still likely not enough to get some people to use their services.

Single Board Computers, or SBCs, are computers that are built on, well, a single board. They're quite compact, often use a reduced amount of power, and are typically used for specific purposes. However, what's the most powerful SBC? As it turns out, and it's probably not too surprising, but it depends on what you define as powerful and what you need to use the SBC for.

There are many alternatives to Photoshop, and a huge variety of those are open-source applications. Krita is one such software, and like our ever-growing list of Photoshop alternatives, Krita has some fantastic features that make it a better editing application. There's been stiff decades-long competition between these two image-editing programs. Krita was first released in 1999, while Photoshop began in the late 1980s and the first version was available publicly in 1990. Let's compare them to identify some of Krita's selling features.

The list of features and pieces of software Microsoft decided to deprecate this year is long. However, of all the features the company announced to deprecate this year, Paint 3D made the most headlines, as many consider it one of the most useful tools for Windows users. Prior to Microsoft's official announcement, in August this year, we reported that Paint 3D will be delisted from the Microsoft Store on November 4. That essentially means today is the last day to download and install the app from the Microsoft Store. But there is a catch.

Whether youre a distro-hopper or someone who loves self-hosting, a home lab serves as a useful addition to your computing setup. Depending on your specific needs, you can go for anything from a tiny SBC to an enterprise-grade server setup for the hardware. But when it comes to the software aspect, Proxmox remains the OS of choice for a significant fraction of home lab enthusiasts.