computing articles published April 29, 2026

April 29 articles

• Modernize your PC for just $35 with this Microsoft bundle
• The best router upgrade I made cost exactly zero dollars
• Windows 11 gets faster and cleaner with 11 changes rolling out in April 2026
• What happened to Micro USB? It's not as obsolete as you think
• This Anker battery pack can charge a MacBook and it's down to $50
• Texas Instruments’ newest calculator is intentionally dumb
• Luxor Launches First Third Party Firmware for MicroBT’s Whatsminer ASIC Line
• Firefox's New Boss Has an Old-School Plan to Win You Back From Chrome
• Windows 10 Mobile's Best Idea? Looking back at the debut of Continuum
• Storage Moves To A Higher Level At The 2026 NAB Show
• How to merge files and tables in Excel using Power Query
• The TI-84 Evo graphing calculator is here to do maths and chew bubblegum, and it's all out of gum
• Seagate (STX) Launches Refreshed Storage Lineup for High-Resolution Media and AI Workflows
• You Should Replace Your Starlink Router - Here's Why
• The iPad's Magic Keyboard Is Great, But Smart Money Buys This $75 Case Instead
• After years of Linux, I tried GhostBSD and found it incredibly stable - and nearly unbreakable
• The de-bloating PowerShell command I run on every Windows install
• Texas Instruments Launches Distraction-Free TI-84 Evo Calculator
• How can businesses make sovereign cloud a reality?
• China plans to build an all-CPU-powered supercomputer with an astonishing amount of cores
• EPOMAKER RT100 Pro First Look: A Full-Size Upgrade With a Few Caveats for Mac Users
• EPOMAKER RT100 Pro First Look: A Full-Size Upgrade With a Few Caveats for Mac Users
• The tiny open-source apps that somehow became essential (and you've probably never heard of them)
• Samsung’s new Snapdragon-powered Galaxy Book isn’t the MacBook Neo rival I was hoping for
• Evolving observability architecture for cloud-scale event data
• Lenovo abandons separate magnesium frame for latest P16 Gen 3 laptop after 20 years — robust feature introduced in ThinkPad T60 in 2006, company now integrates material into outer shell for a thinner design
• 5 reasons your home server should be more powerful than your workstation
• Palit reassures everyone that the Galax brand is not dead to the PC market
• iPad Pro M5 Review: Closer Than Ever to the Future Mac
• My Old Laptop Was Collecting Dust. Here's How I Turned it Into a Chromebook
• The 5 levels of Excel users: Which one are you?
• Modder gives 2008 ThinkPad a fresh lease on life by attaching a modern desktop GPU to it
• Chinese GPU maker Lisuan Tech becomes only the fourth GPU maker ever to earn Microsoft WHQL certification — LX 7G100 GPU joins Nvidia, AMD, and Intel as it crosses the WHQL driver finish line, first Chinese firm to earn certification
• The M5 MacBook Air is the best MacBook for most people, and it's just 99 cents away from its lowest price ever
• 5 ways your Windows updates are about to get a lot less painful
• Developer re-enables 3D printer features that Bambu Lab disabled, firm promptly threatens legal action — OrcaSlicer-BambuLab project now shuttered
• 6 hobbies that are better with a Raspberry Pi
• eufyMake E1 UV Printer Review
• Nvidia revealed the 12 GB RTX 5070 mobile in a driver update, so I guess all things are possible
• 'Thanks OpenAI': 12 GB graphics module for Framework Laptop 16 costs eye-watering amount
• These 7 Bash tricks will change how you use the terminal
• Depending on what CPU you have, a single stick of DRAM can actually be fine.
• 'I honestly prefer this over raising pricing and never coming down again': Hardware seller adds a RAM tax to some products, but some welcome the transparency
• Microsoft should let another OEM bring back the Surface Studio as a monitor
• Amazon is selling a 2-in-1 laptop and tablet for $67, and it comes in 4 colors
• Microsoft revamps Windows Insider Program with simpler structure and more user control
• 5 Ways You Can Speed Up A Slow SSD
• The Best Monitors for Photo Editing in 2026
• The Best Computer Monitors for Work in 2026
• The Charging Battles In Europe Are Over, USB-C Won