The first wave of Copilot+ PCs is finally hitting the market, and based on general opinions so far, it's been pretty well received. Laptops powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus have a lot of exciting things, including excellent performance and efficiency, and most notably a powerful NPU with 45TOPS of performance.

Our favorite flip phone, the Motorola Razr+, just got an update. The new 2024 Razr+ refines Motorola's excellent clamshell smartphone in several ways, with a more powerful chipset, boosted RAM, a bigger cover screen, and a brighter main display. A flagship device like this deserves some premium accessories. Furthermore, the 2023 Motorola Razr+ didn't include a charger (just a USB-C cable), so you'll likely have to supply your own if you buy the new model. But worry not: we've got all the best chargers and accessories for the 2024 Motorola Razr+ right here.

For running Large Language Models (LLMs) locally on your computer, there's arguably no better software than LM Studio. LLMs like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot all run in the cloud, which basically means they run on somebody else's computer. Not only that, they're particularly costly to run, and that's why all of them have a paid tier option that'll set you back $20 a month. However, LM Studio makes it possible for you to run a ton of different models locally, and now it's here officially for Snapdragon X Elite laptops.

Windows 11, just like previous versions of Windows, comes in multiple editions (sometimes called SKUs). Each edition offers different features meant for various types of users, though most Windows 11 SKUs are lesser-known editions designed for enterprise scenarios. For the general public, there are two main editions you'll find Windows 11 Home and Windows 11 Pro. As the name suggests, Windows 11 Pro is the more feature-rich edition, but most laptops come with the Home edition. In this guide, we'll show you how to upgrade from Windows 11 Home to Pro, and why you might want to do so.

New leaks may have spoiled the colors that will be available for Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 devices. | Image: Evan Blass While Samsung is gearing up to officially introduce the latest Galaxy Z foldable smartphones at its Unpacked event on July 10th, a new batch of leaked images have spoiled more of the surprise. The renders of the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 handsets come courtesy of established leaker Evan Blass and WinFuture, which show what colors may be available alongside sharing many similarities with previous leaks from SmartPrix, OnLeaks, and Ice Universe.The images show a more squared-off design for the Galaxy Z Fold 6, which was also seen in images of a prototype earlier this month. The hinge and bezels surrounding the outer display appear smaller, and black rings can be seen around the rear triple-camera lenses. Leaked specifications... Continue reading…

You have one of the best laptops, a great mouse, and all the accessories you need to be productive. However, once you start working, you may find yourself buried deep within the menus and features of your ultimate productivity app. Ive wasted a lot of time on apps like this, and they usually have too much going on. Apps like Notion, Obsidian, and Evernote are great on paper, but they feel like theyre more for people who fuss over productivity.

Microsoft adds new features to Windows and its other popular services with every major software update, but a lot of the time, it also removes certain features that are no longer relevant or used by a very small number of people. All of this is an important exercise in software maintenance. In what looks like a part of this exercise, Microsoft is gearing up for the removal of a key feature in Windows Server Update Services (popularly known as WSUS).

Google introduces a new ChromeOS update for users on Stable Channel every month, and June is no exception. The Mountain View tech giant has started rolling out Chrome OS 126 with a plethora of new features, making it a lot easier for people to set up their Chromebook devices and more.

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Prime Day is just around the corner, which means many eager consumers are holding out to buy things that they may want or need in order to get the best prices. But if you're looking for the best deals, you may not need to wait for the event's start date of July 16 in order to score some excellent savings.

My original Framework Laptop 16 review unit, next to its replacement. In January, I spent two weeks with the most modular notebook ever made: the Framework Laptop 16. It’s a gadget nerd’s dream: you can swap out its keyboard, touchpad, ports — even its entire discrete GPU. You can transform it from a sleek work laptop to a decent gaming machine in two minutes flat, one which charges with the world’s first 180W USB-C power adapter.But at the time, I gave the Framework Laptop 16 a 5 out of 10. The product gave me multiple Blue Screens of Death, glitched, felt flimsy in places, and ran hotter and louder than its performance would suggest. Six months later, with a new unit and new firmware, I’m feeling a bit better! Not good enough to give it my full recommendation, but enough to raise its score to 6 out of... Continue reading…

Released back in 2000, the Windows Millennium Edition was a weird operating system. Its predecessor, Windows 98, was marketed as the last DOS-based Windows 9x operating system for home users. Despite its unstable nature at the time of its launch, the second version of Windows 98 was still going strong, and there wasn't much of a need for another OS that relied on the DOS kernel in the consumer space.