computing articles published August 1, 2025
August 1 articles
- Nvidia Extends Windows 10 Driver Support to 2026
- SignalRGB takes a swipe at Razer, makes functioning RGB toaster PC — quad-slice toaster case incorporates a Stream Deck, Mini-ITX components
- Why Linux Is My IDE
- Why I’m Done Using My Laptop as a Desktop
- Samsung Beats Qualcomm, Announces Exynos 2600 as World’s First 2nm Smartphone Chipset
- Microsoft Is Killing Its ChromeOS Rival
- Intel Rebrands Core i5-12400 as Core 5 120, With A Slight Clock Speed Bump
- KDE Is Making Its Own Linux Distro, and You Can Try It
- Amazon is selling a 'must-buy' $1,400 laptop computer for just $299, and buyers love it for 'everyday use and work'
- Microsoft ending Windows 11 SE support October 2026 — Chrome OS competitor also won't get version 25H2 update coming later this year
- Windows 11 SE is now officially dead - and Microsoft's war against Chromebooks is all but lost
- Retailers are practically giving away MacBooks right now – shop the best deals from $599
- Microsoft Is Giving up on Windows 11 SE
- A MacBook for just $599! Now that's what I call a back-to-school student discount!
- Microsoft has fixed the only Windows bug I've ever liked: the Vista startup sound 'unexpectedly' playing on Win 11 machines
- How to Make a Bootable Linux USB Drive on PC or Mac
- Chrome cements its dominance as Edge browser drops in popularity - and while Microsoft's hoping AI will turn things around, I'm not convinced
- XeSS SDK 2.1 release opens up Intel's framegen tech to compatible AMD and Nvidia GPUs — Xe Low Latency also goes cross-platform if framegen is enabled
- Microsoft Excel is making a major change around blocked file types - here's what we know
- What Does The PC Brand Name Asus Stand For?
- JavaScript Types: What Are They and How Do You Check Them?
- HP OmniBook X Flip 16 Review: A Poorly Stitched Frankenstein of a 2-in-1
- Samsung’s Galaxy Laptop Gets A Rare $300 Price Cut
- I review laptops for a living — here's the top 3 I recommend for students
- Rule the school with a legendary laptop: the speed you need with power for days
- Amazon is selling a 'sleek' $2,400 HP desktop computer for $680, and it has 1,000+ perfect ratings
