computing articles published July 15, 2026

July 15 articles

• This person made the world's smallest Arduino board—it fits on your fingertip
• These 4 open source Docker containers prove you don’t need powerful hardware to run a next-level homelab
• HP cuts $500 off its Omnibook X Flip laptop in back-to-school deal
• 7 Signs Your CPU Is About To Fail
• Microsoft wants Windows 11 and your phone to become best friends
• ASUS expands its ProArt lineup with a compact keyboard and a smart creator mouse
• Nvidia's Huang vows to deliver 'giant amounts' of Vera Rubin — company says that 'our roadmap is intact'
• Microsoft Removes Ads In Search For 'Windows Insiders'
• These 4 "outdated" CPUs are still surprisingly great in 2026
• Firefox Too Slow? Don't Switch Browsers. Try These 7 Tricks to Speed It Up
• Why Do Some Laptops Have Two Charging Ports?
• CXMT's DDR5 RAM isn't as performant or as consistent as SK hynix dies, early testing shows — reveals resist...
• I turned my Moto Razr into a tiny workstation - and wrote this entire story on it
• 'Rust makes coding fun again': Why Linux is moving away from C, according to Greg Kroah-Hartman
• Hisense A10 Puts a Detachable Color LCD on an E Ink Phone
• Microsoft's Revamped Windows 11 Search Prioritizes Local Files Over Web Results
• Intel becomes the first company to ship high-volume logic chips made with ASML's High NA EUV — select Panth...
• These are the accessories every MacBook Neo user should consider – colour-matched and reasonably priced
• More Stable, Less Annoying: A Massive Patch Tuesday Update Arrives Just When Windows Needs It
• More Stable, Less Annoying: A Massive Patch Tuesday Update Arrives Just When Windows Needs It
• Latest Windows Update Is Microsoft's Biggest Bug-Fix Patch in Years
• We explain Windows 11’s multiple recovery options (and when to use them)
• I switched from Surface to a Mac because Microsoft stopped innovating
• Could now finally be a good time to buy an AI PC? This report says so
• MSI reveals 'world's first 27-inch inkjet-printed OLED display' as TCL reportedly begins mass production of the long-awaited, more affordable OLED tech
• 'PCIe Gen7 development has already started,' says Silicon Motion's Alex Chou — Nvidia's Storage Next initia...
• 4 Devices You Should Always Connect To 5GHz Wi-Fi (And 4 That Can Stay On 2.4GHz)
• The most common Raspberry Pi mistake has nothing to do with coding (and it can kill your Pi)
• Intel first to use ASML High NA EUV in mass chip production
• The new Snapdragon X2 Surface for Business PCs are officially here
• I tested 7 Wi-Fi tweaks that cost nothing—and they beat a $300 router upgrade
• Hands-on with Windows 11's new search experience: The finally fixed it!
• This iPad Mini 8 rumour could fix its biggest flaw for creatives
• Samsung's New Foldable Display Technology Is Harder To Damage And Resists Creases
• Americans Only Want to Pay $800 for a New Laptop. Too Bad Many Cost $1,600
• Palit officially announces RTX 3060 return with 'new' Infinity 2 OC launch — 2021 GPU with 12GB of VRAM is...
• HWMonitor has added RTX 50-series hotspot data, so I thought I'd give it a whirl
• Getting bored with Windows 11? Download this update now — it's a big one with 4 great features and a crucial bug fix
• IBM expands Power platform with new server, AI operations software and developer tools (IBM)
• I ditched SUMIF for SUMIFS in Excel—and my spreadsheets finally work the way I need them to
• HP OmniBook 3 Laptop review: A solid laptop for a solid price
• Acer Swift Edge AI 14 review: A featherlight, long-lasting OLED laptop
• Get a MacBook Pro with 1TB of storage for $430
• Fizzing with power and built for AI, the GMKtec EVO-X3 makes a mockery of the components crisis – 128GB RAM...
• I tested my USB-C cables with this free Mac app - some weren't what they claimed
• 5 Cool Accessories You Can 3D Print For Your MacBook
• The Best SSDs for Upgrading Your Laptop in 2026