Planned obsolescence is now a Windows PC security nightmare

Secure Boot updates for consumers could have been handled better—and this experience is likely the tip of the iceberg.
Tech Times

ITU AI Summit Day Zero: What the New 44-Member UN Commission Can and Cannot Do

ITU AI for Good Global Summit 2026 opens Day Zero on July 7 at Palexpo Geneva, featuring agentic AI security workshops and ...

7 Of The Most Overlooked Stores With Electronics Deals You Should Check Out

Ready to uncover hidden tech savings? Look beyond Amazon and find incredible electronics deals hiding in plain sight at these ...
Cambridge Independent

Two-ton EDSAC - the first electronic computer to go into general use - celebrated with Blue Plaque at University of Cambridge

The Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator, or EDSAC, marked the birth of everyday computing and its role has been ...
How-To Geek on MSN

Your Ethernet cables aren't just for data—here's everything else they can power

Your old Ethernet cables are hiding a massive hardware superpower ...
Stuff South Africa

RootBoard aims to stick a portable Linux PC into your pocket

There's yet another portable computer format out for your money. The RootBoard follows what several others have already done ...
theregister

Arm64 on the desktop? It’s spendy and it’s sluggish

A Red Hat build engineer has ended his second experimental effort at using a high-end Arm64 desktop computer as his daily driver. His conclusions are instructive. “Tired of Seriously Bad Computers ...
PCMag UK on MSN

Wait! Instead of Throwing Away That Old PC, Try One of These 20 Fun Projects

Do you have an ancient laptop or desktop just lying around? Transform that aging PC into an NAS, experiment with a new OS, ...
PCMag on MSNOpinion

I've Seen the Scary Headlines About AI. Here's Why I'm Still a Techno-Optimist

My experience in emerging tech gives me hope, but if the people who can fashion a future worth living in decide to opt out, ...