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Computing is the foundation on which the rest of technology is built, but it’s also the lens through which we see the future. That’s why we take it seriously at Digital Trends. Our approach includes coverage of the hardware and software of PCs, but also the larger ecosystem of everything that plugs into them. Windows, Macs, laptops, graphics cards, CPUs, gaming monitors, and yes — even printers. And that’s just scratching the surface.
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Microsoft Edge is about to get more frequent updates, but don’t expect more features
Microsoft is switching Edge to a biweekly update schedule starting with Edge 152 on August 27, matching Chrome's release cadence and delivering smaller but more frequent updates to users on the Stable channel.
What makes a laptop good for both work and entertainment?
This post is brought to you in paid partnership with HP. The HP OmniBook X Flip is designed as an all‑day AI PC that adapts seamlessly from productivity to entertainment without switching devices. Devices like the HP OmniBook X Flip reflect this shift toward a single system that carries users through an entire day. From early […]
Your Windows 11 PC can now natively run AI workloads, even if it lacks the Copilot+ badge
Microsoft's latest AI decision could make millions of existing Windows PCs far more relevant than anyone expected.
The Windows 11 June update makes your Start menu and Search feel much more snappier
Microsoft's June 9 Windows 11 update KB5094126 introduces Low Latency Profile for faster Start menu, Search, and Action Center responses, alongside Shared Audio.
OpenAI teams up with Visa to enable secure payments through AI agents
ChatGPT could soon shop and pay for you thanks to a new OpenAI and Visa deal that brings secure agentic payments to AI experiences.
Intel details Project Firefly and how it’s pushing affordable laptops to unseat the MacBook Neo
Intel's Project Firefly wants to make budget laptops exciting again with thin metal designs, long battery life, and clever phone-world tricks that keep the prices down.
Your ChatGPT bills could soon get a drastic price cut
OpenAI is weighing drastic price cuts as it battles Anthropic for customers. With businesses balking at AI costs and Google undercutting both, your AI bills might finally get smaller.
Waiting for your Framework Laptop 13 Pro? You’ll be waiting a bit longer
Framework has delayed the Laptop 13 Pro by about a month after finding issues with the haptic touchpad and display. Here's what your customers need to know.
If you’re using AI tools like ChatGPT to fact-check news, there’s some bad news for you
MIT researchers warn that relying heavily on AI chatbots like ChatGPT for fact-checking news may weaken users’ ability to independently spot misinformation.
I thought budget Windows laptops were dead, but Computex gave me new hope
Computex 2026 made the budget Windows laptop space feel exciting again, with Dell and Acer showing premium-feeling machines that directly challenge Apple’s MacBook Neo.
ChatGPT is recommending scam websites that will steal your credit card info
ChatGPT is surfacing fraudulent clones of defunct retail websites when users ask for product recommendations, according to scam-checking service Ask Silver. The fake storefronts are designed to steal payment information.
McDonald’s new AI drive-thru has to prove it can handle hungry people
McDonald’s is testing a new Google-backed AI drive-thru system after its earlier ordering bot became a viral mess. The real challenge is whether Archy can make fast-food ordering feel boring again.
Logitech’s Mobi Fold is a pocketable folding mouse for folks who despise trackpads
Logitech’s Mobi Fold is its first foldable mouse, built for travel with a pocket-friendly design, touch scrolling, quiet clicks, and multi-device support.
MacOS Golden Gate gives you a taste of how a touchscreen MacBook will work
macOS 27 Golden Gate beta reportedly adds new touch controls through Sidecar, fueling rumors of Apple’s first OLED touchscreen MacBook
Everything Apple announced at WWDC 2026: iOS 27, next-gen Siri, AI upgrades, and more
Apple announced iOS 27, Siri AI, macOS Golden Gate, and five more OS updates at WWDC 2026 on June 8.
Forget RGB, Aston Martin’s gaming PC is dressed for Monaco
Chillblast and Aston Martin’s limited-edition gaming PCs bring British Racing Green flair, RTX 5090 power, leather accents, and collector-grade pricing to the desk.
reMarkable Paper Pure review: An excellent digital slate that I love, and feel vexed by
The reMarkable Paper Pure offers the best digital canvas for note-taking that I've experienced lately. But this excellent slate is held back by a restrictive software experience.
A humanoid robot climbed a volcano, with some very human help
A humanoid robot named Pemba reached Ecuador’s Chimborazo summit, but the climb also showed the limits of robot autonomy, especially when humans had to carry it through tougher terrain.
I went to BenQ’s lighting lab, and now my desk setup feels wrong
After seeing how BenQ thinks about monitor lighting, glare, and desk comfort, my normal desk setup suddenly looked like the lazy solution I had accepted for years.
iOS 27 is packed. Here’s a list of the small updates you may have missed
iOS 27 has plenty of headline features, but smaller updates to Mail, iCloud Shared Albums, accessibility, Home, Maps, and network switching may be the ones people notice most.
Safari is finally fixing its extensions problem. Unlike Chrome, Apple will let you create your own
Safari is getting an AI-powered extension builder that lets users describe the browser tool they want. It could help Apple fix one of Safari’s oldest weaknesses without chasing Chrome’s giant add-on library.
As Apple pushes AI in software, the RAM crisis caught up and your gadgets are feeling old
Apple’s iOS 27 AI requirements suggest RAM is becoming the new upgrade wall, with 8GB devices still supported but less ready for Apple’s strongest on-device AI features.
NotebookLM can now write code, build spreadsheets, and find sources for you
Google has upgraded NotebookLM with Gemini 3.5, a cloud-based code execution environment, and expanded file output support.
Google AI Plus drops to $4.99 a month and doubles your storage
Google is cutting its AI Plus subscription price from $7.99 to $4.99 per month and doubling cloud storage from 200GB to 400GB.
Excited for macOS Golden Gate? Check out all the supported Mac models
Every Intel Mac is now officially locked out of macOS 27 Golden Gate, and even some Apple silicon Macs won't get the full Siri AI experience. Here's the full compatibility list.
Apple unveils macOS 27 Golden Gate with standalone Siri AI app and smarter Apple Intelligence features
Apple has previewed macOS 27 Golden Gate with a standalone Siri AI app, smarter Spotlight search, Apple Intelligence upgrades, and refreshed Liquid Glass visuals.
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