computing articles published August 25, 2026
August 25 articles
- How to choose a back-to-school tablet for different kinds of students
- 5 ASUS Laptops More Powerful Than MacBook Pro
- I Visited Micro Center’s Spiffy Store Revamp, and It’s a Reminder That Tech Can Be Fun
- Check Out This Cool Cyberpunk 2077-Edition Commodore 64
- Is 8GB RAM Enough for Windows 11? I Tested Two Dell XPS Laptops to Find Out
- Walmart cuts $600 off GIGABYTE’s AERO X16 laptop with RTX 5060
- BenQ's First Dual-Monitor Desk Lamp Will Give Your Screens A Glow Up
- You've Seen USB's Trident Symbol Countless Times – Here's What It Means
- Raspberry Pi now has official instructions for building a cyberdeck
- The Best Android Tablets for 2026
- Running macOS on iPhone 14 Pro Max is possible, with a catch
- Your Monitor Is Becoming a Smart TV – Complete With Ads
- Microsoft says Windows 11 on Arm PCs is now a first-class platform for any workload
- That Mysterious New Android Pulse App Helps Your Android Spot RAM-Hungry Programs
- This 65W Anker charger does the job of three, and it's down to $24
- Back-To-School Shopping Just Got Easier With These Desktop Deals (But Time Is Running Out)
- Why used Ryzen 5000 chips are suddenly the smartest CPU purchase in years
- Should you use HDMI, DisplayPort, or USB-C for a 4K monitor?
- The Best Sheetfed Document Scanners for 2026
- I've tried every major Linux distro, and this is the only one I can recommend for work
- The pros and cons of managed VPS hosting
- Lenovo admits bricked Legion Go handhelds are not 'user error' and offers free repairs
- Looking for easy ESP32 projects? These 3 are the best place to start
- 5 Perks Of Switching To An OLED Tablet
- How I turned my ancient Windows PC into a Chromebook for free - with FydeOS
- I tested NVIDIA’s new DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction — it finally fixes path tracing’s biggest flaw, but here’s the reality check
- An Entire Cyberdeck Inside Of An Altoids Tin – And It Runs Doom
- What's The Difference Between Thunderbolt 4 And 5?
- Spent Two Weeks in Eco Mode? Windows Might Have Quietly Purged Your Nvidia Driver
- How to test whether your NAS backup will actually work
- A modern endpoint does not mean you have modern applications
- Apple launches refreshed Mac mini desktop powered by new M6 and M5 Pro chips
- New Apple Mac Studio goes straight to M5 Max and M5 Ultra with significant performance gains
- I finally fixed Windows 11's annoyances thanks to this $5 app
- The 10 Best Back-To-School Laptop Deals: Time Is Running Out on Saving Big Bucks
- Qualcomm just broke the 5GHz barrier with its next Snapdragon chip
- PowerToys 0.101 adds one of its most useful Windows tools yet
- Linux was announced by Linus Torvalds 35 years ago today — humble OS started with 10,000 lines of code but has now grown to 40 million, dominates global infrastructure
- 'Just a hobby, won't be big': Linus Torvalds introduced Linux 35 years ago - and almost called it Freax
- Arm is teaming up with IBM for a fancy new dual-architecture processor
- Windows XP hit its "RTM" milestone 25 years ago, preparing for the launch of arguably the most iconic OS ever made
- Apple May Launch M6 iMac in New Colors Later This Year
- Windows 11 version 26H2: What you need to know as launch approaches
- I've used Excel for decades, and Ctrl+Enter is still the most useful shortcut I know
- AI coder gets Doom running on a custom CPU designed by GPT-5.6 Sol — game viewport is overlaid on a pulsing schematic of the CPU in Turing Complete's sandbox environment
- 6 warning signs every 3D printer owner should look out for
- One gigabyte of RAM cost as much as a house back in 1995 — $64,000 price tag resurfaced in 31-year-old press release, equivalent to $140,000 today
- Windows XP's Cursor Indicator Is Getting a Windows 11 Refresh
- One unlucky Redditor was twice sent an empty box instead of a CPU
- 5 free games that make learning the Linux command line addictive
