A new technology in Windows 10 can track your eye movements and allow you to navigate the PC. Is this eye tracking feature really useful or just a gimmick? Let’s find out.
Almost everyone has an old phone, tablet or computer sitting around collecting dust. Learn how you can earn money from old electronics, rather than throwing them away.
If you have a “shrinking” USB drive where it is showing a much smaller storage space than its original size, here’s how you can recover USB space in Windows.
One noise that people don’t expect from their computer is a soft whining sound. So what causes it? Let’s find out why computers whine and what you can do about it.
You can easily set up the Raspberry Pi to become a retro gaming machine with RetroPie. Here’s how you can transfer ROMs to Retropie and start playing games.
There is no hard-and-fast way to check motherboard health, but here’s a list of things you can keep an eye on to see if your motherboard is working fine.
When hardware begins to go wrong in a computer, it can be hard to diagnose which part is malfunctioning. Use this guide to check for a dying power supply.
Other than Cherry MX, there are a whole world of niche key switches out there for you to explore. Here are some of the lesser-known mechanical keyboard switches.
A gaming mouse is more than just a simple mouse. Here’s a few reasons that a gaming mouse can increase your productivity and quality of life when working on a PC.
Whether you’re setting up a game room or a media room in your home, the DBPOWER T20 1500 Lumens LCD Mini Projector is perfect for those with expensive taste and a small budget. Here’s a closer look at it.
Intel has released the Intel Core i9 that boasts a whopping 18 cores. Why would a PC need that many cores, and why did Intel come up with this processor?
When you are getting a WiFi adapter, you’ll be faced with either a PCI or a USB adapter. Learn the differences between them and which is more suitable for you.
With some simple optimization, you can better prepare your external hard disk for storing movies efficiently and effectively. Here is everything you need to know.
With the release of the biometric debit card by MasterCard, the questions being asked are whether fingerprints are more secure than PIN numbers and if the technology is mature. Let’s find out the answers.
It is pretty common for a big area to have a “dead spot” where you can’t receive a WiFi signal. Learn how you can extend WiFi coverage and improve the signal.
Tired of sitting all day long at your desk? The SmartDesk 2 by Autonomous lets you go from sitting to standing with the push of a button. Enter to win one for yourself!
Do you have a surge protector to protect your PC? It may not seem important, but it could be the difference between the life and death of your PC. Find out more!
The Blue Yeti condenser microphone is one of the most widely used and most loved microphones at its price point. Here is how can you get the absolute most out of it.
Smart TV’s are great, as they allow you to do all sorts of online stuff, and they do spy on you too. Here is how to prevent your smart TV from spying on you.
Did you just get an Amazon Echo for your house? Here is how to set up your Amazon Echo, Dot, or Tap, and the restoration guide when you need to reset the devices.
A PC’s BIOS typically doesn’t need to be updated very frequently except when it’s having problems with the hardware. Here’s how you can upgrade your PC’s BIOS.
Raspberry Pi is built to boot up and run from the SD card. This tutorial shows you the steps to boot up and run Raspberry Pi from an external hard disk.
The U2F security keys are inserted into your USB slot and allow you to log in quickly and easily. But are they really useful and do they keep you safe? Let’s find out.
As more and more car manufacturers start to add tech in cars, it is now possible to remote start, locate and summon your car with your phone. But how safe is it? Let’s find out.
Good lighting is key when it comes to doing anything for long hours. The BYB dimmable eye-care desk lamp helps to prevent flicking, glaring, ghosting and shadows. Let’s check it out!
Sometimes your PC will make a series of beeping noises while stuck in a strange boot limbo. This is known as a “beep code.” Find out what is it and how to interpret them.
In 2017 we’ll be seeing more advancements in wearable tech and a revamp in the user interface. Here are some of the upcoming wearables to look out for.
If you are hearing noises coming out of your computer, here’s a guide to help you diagnose computer noises, isolate the problem and repair it quickly and efficiently.
CPUs and GPUs are quite similar, and both can process thousands of operations per second. So what’s the difference between a CPU and GPU? Let’s check it out!
