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Mark Hachman

Mark Hachman

Senior Editor at PCWorld

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Best Windows Hello webcams 2024: Add biometric login to your PC

Windows Hello webcams are relatively rare outside of laptops—not even Microsoft sells one. We’ve rounded up several PC cameras that do support Windows Hello, so you can add facial-recognition login to your PC.
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Vivaldi’s sync outage stretches into a fifth day

Browser maker Vivaldi's online sync services are down, preventing a version of Vivaldi on a phone or PC from "knowing" what you've read or interacted with on another device.
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Microsoft Recall, tested: I like the AI, but I just can’t trust it

I've tested Microsoft Recall's AI search capabilities within Windows for about a week. While it's already saved me several times, I have many concerns about how Recall is implemented and into what world it's being released.
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Microsoft Recall, tested: I like it, but I just can’t trust it

I've tested Microsoft Recall's AI search capabilities within Windows for about a week. While it's already saved me several times, I have many concerns about how Recall is implemented and into what world it's being released.
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Google can generate playable 3D game worlds from AI prompts

Google's Genie 2 creates small 3D game worlds from just an AI prompt, complete with physics, reflections, and even NPCs.
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Best USB-C hubs and dongles 2024: Add ports to your laptop or tablet

Tested and approved: We’ll tell you which USB-C hub to buy for your laptop or tablet, based on our hands-on evaluation of more than a dozen products.
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AMD claims Ryzen AI 300 blows away Intel in gaming by 75 percent

AMD released benchmarks on Thursday showing that its own Ryzen AI 300 chip destroys Intel's latest Lunar Lake chip in gaming.
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Meet Wi-Fi 8, which will trade speed for a more reliable experience

Wi-Fi 8, the next generation of Wi-Fi, isn't due to be released until several years from now. But we already know what Wi-Fi 8 is going to look like, and how it will improve over Wi-Fi 7.
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GOG commits to ‘preserving’ 100 classic PC games, forever

Good Old Games (GOG) is committing to making sure you can run 100 (or more) classic PC games by testing and modifying them to ensure they run on modern systems.
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My first Thunderbolt 5 experience has been a massive bust

Is Thunderbolt 5 all that it's cut out to be? After putting together a Thunderbolt 5 laptop, dock, and SSD, my answer is -- for now -- a definite no.
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Intel pledges to ‘fix’ Arrow Lake after launch ‘didn’t go as planned’

Intel vice president Robert Hallock said on Friday that Intel is investigating what went wrong with its Arrow Lake desktop processor launch, and that it would fix it.
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Windows on Arm update could open the door to more gaming

Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 update for Arm that should allow more apps to run on Arm processors. What apps could those be? Gaming is a good guess.
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New AI experiences make their way into Windows 11’s Paint, Notepad

Microsoft has begun testing Generative Fill and Erase within Windows 11 Paint, and AI text editing within Notepad.
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AMD’s hotly anticipated Ryzen 7 9800X3D gaming CPU gets official

AMD announced the Ryzen 9800X3D, its next-gen processor for gaming and content creation, which uses its 2nd-gen V-Cache to achieve higher performance using the same power constraints as its predecessor.
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Want to keep getting Windows 10 updates? It’ll cost you $30

Microsoft confirms that consumers can remain on Windows 10 past the October 2025 end-of-support expiration date with an extra $30 fee.
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Windows 11’s controversial AI Recall feature delayed again

Microsoft said in a statement that it is delaying Recall within Windows 11 yet again, so that it can work to make the feature more secure and trusted.
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Asus Zenbook S 14 review: A nearly perfect productivity PC

The Asus Zenbook S 14 packs so much inside a svelte, 2.6-pound package: Multi-day battery life, a gorgeous OLED screen, and more.
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‘This is the strongest PC portfolio we’ve had’: AMD schedules next-...

AMD chief executive Lisa Su offered an updated timetable for her company's next-gen GPUs with RDNA 4, positioning them as part of the company's strongest PC product portfolio ever.
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Microsoft is simplifying Teams chat into a single unified interface

Microsoft is giving users the option to collapse Teams chat into a single crawl of messages, allowing them to organize channels and meetings into the groupings that make sense.
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Tested: The luxurious Corsair One i500 is like a Mercedes for your ...

The Corsair One i500 gaming desktop packs a ton inside its 22-liter chassis, all tied together with a wood-paneled exterior that you'll itch to show off.
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‘People are reacting to force-fed AI.’ Vivaldi’s new browser is now...

Vivaldi launches Vivaldi 7 today, an updated version of its web browser with a centralized Dashboard of email, feeds, calendar, and so on. One omission: aggressive AI.