computing articles published May 13, 2026
May 13 articles
- Lenovo’s new ThinkPad weighs just 2 pounds and is easy to fix
- New Intel-supported memory design packs nine vertical layers
- The cyberdeck trend is way older than you think
- The FCC Banned Foreign-Made Routers. Here’s Why I Would Hold Off On Buying One
- Emoji search disappearing on Windows 11 is infuriating, but the fix takes seconds
- Dell SupportAssist is crashing Windows 11 PCs, but we explain how to stop the reboot loop
- Become an Insider: How to Check Out Early Versions of Windows 11
- I tested Windows 11’s new window‑drag behavior and the improvement is bigger than I expected
- Microsoft is all about 'delivering performance improvements at multiple levels', as the company reveals another way it's making Windows 11 faster
- Floppy disks, burned CDs, and tape drives: How we survived before the cloud
- Xbox mode is here but this other Windows 11 feature is more exciting
- Google Confirms Googlebooks Won't Be Limited to Intel Chips
- This forgotten port was USB before USB existed
- This 12-nozzle 3D printer solves the biggest problem with multicolor printing
- It's time for Framework to build a modular printer
- CachyOS vs. MX Linux: Are you seeking speed or stability in your distro?
- You paid extra for these Windows 11 Pro features, now use them
- Red Hat Desktop vs. Fedora Hummingbird: Which AI development Linux path is right for you?
- Your mesh Wi-Fi system has a hidden superpower—and it's free
- Microsoft launches Cloud‑Initiated Driver Recovery for remote rollback of faulty updates — no user action or OEM intervention will be needed to handle broken drivers delivered via Windows Update
- The LG gram Pro 16-inch laptop is down to its best-ever price at Amazon — save over $500
- 4 things I never thought I could do on Android until I discovered Termux
- SSD prices skyrocket by 300% in Japan, bringing 8TB Samsung 9100 drive to an eye-watering $3,500 — industry continues to reckon with the ongoing AI storage crunch
- The truth about Windows registry cleaners (and why people still use them)
- The RAMpocalypse is exposing a flaw in how we think about endpoints
- The latest MacBook Air is still on sale at Amazon — act fast to buy for under $1,000
