In the days of tech yore, antivirus software was just that. You installed the application and let it scan your system for malware. But as protecting your PC became more complicated, vendors slowly morphed their…
The CPU OPT header is an additional connection for special processor cooling accessories, such as specialized coolers with multiple fans or water-cooling components. Functionally, CPU OPT is identical to CPU FAN. The connector provides a…
Chiplets are a complicated new wrinkle to the CPU market, and they’re hard for us normies to wrap our heads around. So who better to explain chip tech than a potato expert? Frequent PCWorld guest…
The new iPhone 16 won’t be here until September, but we already know a lot about it. More than the new chip, slimmer bezels, and better cameras, the most anticipated feature of each year’s iPhones…
Apple has released version 14.0 of its iWork apps: Keynote Numbers, and Pages. The updates are available for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac through the App Store and include a few new features and “stability…
Apple has been making moves in the world of AI. We talk about recent developments and what they can lead to, in this episode of the Macworld Podcast. This is episode 878 with Jason Cross,…
Consumer laptops and business laptops have a lot in common. You can certainly get business done on a consumer laptop, and you can consume content on a business laptop. But let’s be honest: The line…
February was an unusually big month for Apple this year, because it all started off with the release of Apple Vision Pro–the first major new product in a new category for Apple in a decade.…
Microsoft has released what appears to be the last build of the most recent “Moment” update to Windows 11, with some minor changes planned for PC users who live in America. This new February 2024…
Linux Mint always follows its Ubuntu base (LTS with long-term support) after some delay. Version 21.3 has just brought its system base up to the level of Ubuntu 22.04.3, i.e. the third update of the…