When you invest in a new Mac, you're also getting access to the exceptional set of features offered by macOS Sonoma. This includes both basic and advanced tools that cater to different users and workflows. Screen recording happens to be one of these more interesting utilities.

The MacBook Pro (2023) is the best Mac for professionals working on the go. Powered by macOS Sonoma and Apple silicon, this machine offers unrivaled might in a sleek form factor. However, to actually make the most out of its power, you may need to rely on accessories. These add-ons would enable you to go beyond the included ports and hardware by attaching your own. To help you with the hunt, we've listed some of the best MacBook Pro (2023) accessories below.

The handheld gaming PC market has picked up a lot of steam (no pun intended) since Valve launched the Steam Deck in 2022 and after Asus introduced the ROG Ally. Now, Lenovo is really shaking things up with the new Legion Go.

Apple has built a reputation over the years as a company that delivers quality products at premium prices. But, in what could be seen as a shift to its current strategy, the Cupertino tech firm is reportedly working on a low-cost MacBook device to compete with Chromebooks and make a mark in the education sector.

Image: Latch Latch, the commercial access company run by the founder of Ring, is expanding beyond smart locks. The company announced today that it’s rebranding to Door.com with the goal of offering an overarching platform that gives independent service workers, like drivers, housekeepers, and dog walkers, a platform to grow their businesses. After founding Ring in 2013, Jamie Siminoff sold the company to Amazon in 2018, where he continued to work until leaving in May of this year. The next day, Latch announced that it had acquired Siminoff’s four-month-old stealth startup, Honest Day’s Work, and Siminoff became the Chief Doorman of Latch (but will soon become CEO). Honest Day’s Work aimed to create “a full-building operating system designed to help... Continue reading…

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 is officially one of the best phones released this year. Samsung played it safe this year, with minor adjustments to the overall design, while fixing one of the main complaints about foldable phones. That’s the crease, which is drastically reduced as the new teardrop-shaped hinge lets the screen bend over a larger radius. The design also means the two halves are parallel when closed, reducing the thickness when in your pocket. You’ll still want a case to protect your $1,800 investment, and we’ve rounded up the best on the market to choose from.

Chargers are crucial, and as many companies start to exclude the accessory from their products, it's more important than ever to purchase one that's going to be able to meet your needs but also pull double duty whenever possible. Anker's been producing some wonderful charging accessories for quite some time, and its Anker 737 120W GaN charger is a fine example, offering up to 120W of power, with two USB-C and one USB-A port, in a compact package.

Image: Bethesda Softworks Starfield isn’t even officially out of early access yet, but one of its mods has already generated controversy within the community. The mod in question adds support for Nvidia’s DLSS 3 upscaling technology, which Bethesda omitted to include in Starfield in favor of AMD’s rival FSR 2. But users have been critical of modder PureDark’s decision to lock DLSS 3’s more advanced frame-generation features behind a subscription to their Patreon. The free version of the mod only supports DLSS 2, which offers upscaling but not frame generation.Attempting to charge users for mods is a controversial topic, as Bethesda and Valve discovered when they teamed up to let modders charge for their Skyrim mods via Steam in 2015. The move was so... Continue reading…

Choosing your next laptop is a challenge. You need a device capable of handling your workload and the tools you use, but you also care about the weight and size of the machine you use if you have to carry it around. The all-new TECNO MEGABOOK T1 melds blistering performance with convenience and portability in a laptop package you won’t want to miss.

Apple has made a slew of great true wireless earbuds with its AirPods lineup, and they're some of the most popular headphones in the world. But the third-generation AirPods might not be the best earbuds you can buy under $200. The Beats Studio Buds+, which retail for the same $170 price as the AirPods 3, could actually be a better solution for some people because the AirPods 3 don't have in-ear tips or active noise cancelation (ANC), which might make them feel half-baked in 2023. By comparison, the Beats Studio Buds+ offer in-ear tips, ANC and transparency modes, and complete feature parity on iOS and Android. To help you figure out which one is right for you, we've put the two Apple earbuds up against each other in this comparison.

A rendering of what ocean-based climate tech could look like. Caltech researchers are developing technology to filter CO2 out of seawater to allow oceans to absorb even more of the greenhouse gas. | Image: Caltech More than 200 scientists have signed onto a letter pushing for “responsible” research into ways to trap planet-heating carbon dioxide in the world’s oceans. They want to take urgent action on the climate crisis, while making sure they don’t trigger any new problems by relying on oceans to help in the fight.Polluters have trashed the world’s atmosphere with carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels. That blanket of pollution is already warming the planet and causing more extreme weather disasters. One way to keep climate change from getting worse is to take some of those historic emissions out of the atmosphere.Oceans already do that for us, absorbing and holding around 50 times more carbon than the atmosphere. What if humans could... Continue reading…

The keyboard comes in a choice of black, white, or pink. | Image: Logitech Logitech has a new mechanical gaming keyboard it’s announcing today: the Logitech G Pro X TKL Lightspeed. It’s available now for $199 in a choice of three colors (black, white, and pink) and three switch types — linear GX Red, tactile GX Browns, and clicky GX Blues. The keyboard arrives alongside a new mouse, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2.As its name suggests, the Pro X TKL Lightspeed can connect to a computer using Logitech’s Lightspeed dongle, which offers a 1000Hz polling rate. That should feel far more responsive than Bluetooth, which this keyboard also supports, but typically polls at a less responsive 125Hz. There’s also the option of a wired connection via the USB-C port on the top of the Pro X TKL Lightspeed, which also... Continue reading…