HardwareDiscover how Recommerce is transforming the refurbished tech market across Europe — delivering premium smartphones, tablets, and laptops at a fraction of retail prices while championing sustainability and quality assurance.
SoftwareTwo years after the spec stabilized, WebGPU has quietly turned the browser into a credible AI inference runtime. We benchmarked Stable Diffusion XL, Whisper Large v3, and a 7B-parameter LLM across Chrome, Safari, and Firefox to find the real crossover point where on-device inference wins.
SoftwareThe cloud-first decade ended quietly. In 2026, the apps people actually pay for and stick with are the ones that store your data on your device, sync on your terms, and never phone home without permission. Here's why local-first went from niche principle to default expectation — and which apps are getting it right.
SoftwareEvery productivity blog promises AI tools that will save you hours. Most don't. Here are the eight workflows that genuinely deliver in 2026, the tools behind them, and how to set them up in under an afternoon.
DevelopmentBoost your productivity with our curated list of the 15 best free VS Code extensions for 2026. From AI assistants to debugging tools, these extensions will transform your coding workflow.
GamingHalf a year after launch, the Switch 2 has sold 25 million units, Mario Kart World is the system seller nobody saw coming, and the OLED-vs-LCD debate is finally settled. A retrospective on what Nintendo got right, what flopped, and what's coming this holiday.
HardwareQualcomm's second-generation Snapdragon X Elite finally has the software catalog to match its performance claims. From the new Surface Pro 11 ARM to Dell's XPS 14 Plus ARM, here are the ten best ARM-on-Windows laptops you can buy right now — and the few you should avoid.
Artificial IntelligenceThe AI scribe era is over. In 2026, hospitals are deploying agents that triage radiology worklists, draft prior-authorization letters, and even co-manage chronic disease panels. We toured four health systems running agents in production to see what's actually working.
SoftwareThe marketing pitch for edge computing has finally caught up with the engineering reality.
GamingThree months after GTA 6 finally landed on PC, the picture has come into focus: a stunning open world wrapped in a launcher that nobody likes, an upscaling story that divides opinion, and a modding community already reshaping the game. Here's what PC players need to know.
HardwareWi-Fi 7's 320 MHz channels and MLO finally make multi-gigabit wireless real — but only if you buy the right mesh system. We tested eight flagship kits from Asus, Netgear, and TP-Link across a 4,500-square-foot house to find the best performer at every price point.
Artificial IntelligenceTwo years after Llama 2 kicked off the open-weight revolution, the gap between open and closed models has effectively closed for most enterprise workloads. We benchmarked the leading open-source families head-to-head against GPT-5 and Claude Opus 5 — and the results surprised us.
SoftwareFive years ago, Rust in finance meant a few HFT firms. Today it's the default for new payment rails at three of Europe's biggest banks. We talked to the engineering teams behind these migrations about the wins, the rewrites, and the cultural shift that made them possible.
GamingValve finally dropped a true Steam Deck successor with an OLED 120Hz panel and the new Aerith APU. ASUS answered with the ROG Ally X refresh. After three weeks of Cyberpunk 2077, Baldur's Gate 3, and Elden Ring in 8-inch form factors, here's which handheld PC deserves your $699.
HardwareApple's M4 Max still leads on efficiency, but AMD's Strix Halo brings desktop-class Radeon graphics and 64GB of unified memory to Windows workstations. After a month of side-by-side testing in Blender, DaVinci Resolve, and Unreal Engine 5, here's the verdict.