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And you get a space heater included with PC purchase, absolutely free!

Aside from carrier locking and differing SIM sizes, which you mentioned, an additional complication was that m

Dell reached pretty much design perfection with the XPS 13 once they got rid of the nostril cam and then gave

"This problem makes Gmail unusable to me, as all of the fonts are that tiny, and so I’ve switched to using A

The 13 Pro goes to 23W, per this report: https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2021/10/06/apple-iphone-13-p

Correction: That's the Max model.

"To be clear, the iPhone 13 Pro offers just 20-watts of charging power, a hair under that provided by the Pixe

"This time around, we get a nice 13.5-inch Full HD+ (1920 x 1280) panel with a 3:2 aspect ratio ..." You might

In reply to glenn8878:The notch has only been around 3 years, not 5, since the release of the iPhone X in 2017

"It took me almost an hour to charge from 38 percent to 92 percent (54 percent) in one test." iPhones, like mo

I had the Surface Pro 3 and 4, and briefly used a 6 before returning. I did not have the serious issues you di

"watchOS 14.2 brings the Apple Watch ECG feature to South Korea and Russia." Wow, Paul knows what watchOS will

In reply to paul-thurrott:The slanting is common to all lenses but exaggerated by the ultra-wide lens. You pro

"[C]onsider the tilted edge of the house and the sweeping clouds in the far left of this photo." That's b

In reply to blue77star:Sure, power users know how to do a format and clean reinstall, but lots of users have n

In reply to bluvg:On my Lenovo IdeaPad 5, when I press the power button to turn on the computer, the integrate

Microsoft continues with the outrageous pricing for storage upgrades - going from 128 to 256GB costs $200, dou

In reply to FrostyWinnipeg:I'd much rather have a dual-core i3 with 8GB of RAM than this. And if I'm

I use a laptop (14-inch, 1920 x 1080, set to 150% scaling) with an external display (24-inch, 1920 x 1200, set

Nice laptop, but those Comet Lake H-series chips are going to run pretty hot and not that much faster than 15W

If you think the branding is confusing on the ThinkPad side (and it is) - on the consumer side Lenovo starte

They made some great ultraportables in the early 2010s. My Portege R705 was amazingly light - I think 3.1 lbs

I just redirect the desktop folder to a folder within OneDrive, that way it's always backed up and sync&#

In reply to RobertJasiek:I've been using an IdeaPad 5 15-inch with the 4500U (my first AMD-powered comput

In reply to jtdennis:Ha, AirPrint was introduced in 2010. I recall printing from my iPhone to an Epson printer

The big advantage of Instant Ink (aside from convenience) is that, because you only pay by number of pages, it

In reply to paul-thurrott:But this is the internet, where only "my" needs matter. Anything which doesn't

"First, you need to upgrade the Sonos Controller app to the new Sonos S1 app. Then, you need to upgrade your s

Aren't the recent Killer wi-fi components just rebrands of Intel stuff anyway?

In reply to manicscholar:At least some Surface Pro devices (haven't used the newer ones) have a setting i

It's intriguing, and I pre-ordered one but then canceled it. I want to see some reviews and maybe iPadOS

In reply to Waethorn:Good points, and I'd put in a plug for ProBook, which I'm writing this on. It&#

So will this be like Focused Inbox, which doesn't work with Gmail on the desktop version of Outlook? Yet

Google Fi also seemed interesting to me. But when I traveled to Europe last year (with Sprint) I just ended up

Wireless charging is still too slow. It's just 7.5W on the iPhone - and a bunch of chargers even lost tha

The hysteria over Huawei is so overblown and ridiculous. The reality is all the big Chinese IT manufacturers a

As others have said a clean install is the way to go. 1909 (which is more like a service pack) is only a few w

In reply to Stooks:I agree the initial release was very buggy, but now seems pretty decent. But even the initi

In reply to RobertJasiek:"Otherwise, quite a few choose a different ecosystem ..." Really? Which Android phone

In reply to geoslake:And a use case.

"... unreasonable storage tiers (after the 64 GB base units, your next option up is 256 GB, which will cost an

In reply to dontbeevil:I agree, a proprietary power adapter on a notebook like this is totally stupid. They co

I’ve used the Surface 3, 4, and 6. All had Marvell WiFi chips, and all were flaky. I’m not getting another

The LG Gram is so much better. It's ever so slightly heavier (2.19 lbs for the 14-inch), and it's th

In reply to skane2600:As usual with Trump's "deals," we won't get much if anything. Old wine in new

In reply to WP7Mango:Oh he's a clown alright, but that was obvious from the moment he came down that esca

In reply to Winner:My sentiments exactly. I've always thought the hysteria surrounding Huawei was overblo

Some discount - Amazon sells 365 Home for $10 more, and I've bought it on sale in the past for the same $

I was also wondering why they're showing these now when they just upgraded the Inspiron 7000 2-in-1s to W

250GB SSDs cost under $40 at retail these days, so this ought to be a no-brainer. Better hope Microsoft doesn&

I have the HP Color LaserJet M281fdw. Works well. I haven’t done the math on consumables but definitely chea

Apple and now Microsoft have conditioned us to this kind of thing, but I don't agree that "there is almos

Good that Microsoft upgraded to 8th Gen Core processors, but it could've done that a year ago ... like ev