To download and install Windows 11 25H2, open Settings > Windows Update and check for update. You'll also need to select Download & Install.

Even Explorer’s right-click menu has become extremely cluttered since Microsoft split it into two parts in Windows 11, with power options nestled deep into sub-menus within the sub-menu. Ugh. Unlike ...

Let's explain the Microsoft approach to rolling out Windows 11 version 25H2 to compatible hardware starting on September 30, 2025.

When you buy a brand-new PC, one of the first decisions you'll face is whether to stick with Windows 11 Home -- the edition that comes preinstalled on most consumer laptops and desktops — or upgrade ...

Social impact organizations are racing to build similar AI tools, pitching for the same small grant money pool. That’s not innovation, it’s potential extinction.

While I’m new to the MX Master series, Logitech’s fourth generation of the mouse makes it clear why it’s a favourite among office workers. The mouse feels great, has a ton of helpful tools you might ...

The Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 (2025, Intel) was just a bit behind the more powerful Alienware 16 Area-51 and HP Omen Max 16 laptops on all of the productivity benchmarks, except for the PCMark 10 System ...

Fortunately, the Max 2 (provided by GoPro for this review) appears as though it may well have what it takes to reestablish itself despite the attractive options from other manufacturers. On paper, the ...

By some accounts, SteelSeries invented the concept of a high-end gaming headset with its $329 Arctis Pro Wireless and $349 Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headsets. And indeed, we've see ...

Budget laptops typically top out at $600, with midrange models rising to around $1,100. That makes it hard to pigeonhole the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3x 15 (starting at $749.99; as tested). It has a ...

Keystone recently unveiled a new look for the 2026 model year. While the Outback from a couple of months ago hinted at something wildly different for the brand, I never imagined where things would end ...

Putting aside community 'forks' (rather, sanitised derivatives) such as GNU Linux-libre and 6.17-gnu *, Linux is shunning developers and code that are not funded by or funding the Linux Foundation.