Tablet PCs running Google’s Android mobile OS have largely been relegated to the budget sector. For the most part, options are limited to Amazon’s Fire HD series these days, with slower budget SoCs and a handful of small tablets with even slower processors. Those systems without exception are stuck on older versions of Android, and Amazon’s…

AMD just unleashed the Ryzen 5000 Series onto the enthusiast community, and the processors have so far lived up to the hype delivering a massive overall lift in IPC. They have proven to be a dominant force that are more than a match for the latest consumer offerings from Intel, and will rule the roost until Intel can counter with Rocket Lake-S.

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When you make as much money as Google does (its parent company, Alphabet, raked in more than $46 billion in the last quarter alone), you can afford to gift hardware to consumers, especially if it is tied to a subscription service. And that is precisely the deal here—if you are a YouTube Premium subscriber, you might be eligible to receive

I’m still amazed at how far prices have fallen for big screen TVs, especially during the deals season that we know find ourselves in. And by “big,” I don’t mean a mere 55 inches, which is actually a decent size. No, I’m talking about 65-inch and even larger TVs. If that is what you are in the market for, you have options, several 70-inch models