For many years and through many iterations, Microsoft championed Internet Explorer as the best browser around, and at one time IE dominated the landscape. What about now? Microsoft’s message is very different in the era of Windows 10 and Edge (which is undergoing an overhaul to Chromium). In a recent blog post, Microsoft warned of the “perils

Samsung may be gearing up to include a set of wireless earphones with its upcoming Galaxy S10 smartphone lineup. If that is indeed the case, it would add a value proposition to Samsung’s premium phone family, and perhaps nudge potential buyers who are on the fence about spending upwards of a grand on a smartphone.

We do not know how pricing

All eyes are on Samsung and its upcoming Unpacked event as February 20 rolls into view, as the company is expected to announced its Galaxy S10 lineup and a new folding smartphone. Be that as it may, Samsung is not the only company with something up its sleeve. Vivo’s social media team has been flailing about on Twitter, drawing attention to

LibreOffice is perhaps the most popular open source alternative to Microsoft’s Office productivity suite, and most importantly, it’s completely free. The latest version, LibreOffice 6.2, brings even more parity between it and Microsoft’s paid productivity software, namely with a new Notebook bar that is LibreOffice’s equivalent of Microsoft’s

Google has been making moves in recent weeks to beef up its Wear OS and the hardware that runs the operating system for wearable devices. In mid-January, the company spent $40 million to acquire key Fossil smartwatch intellectual property and members of the company’s research and development team. 

Now, it appears that Google is looking

Google Fiber started off with a bang back in 2010, and has slowly expanded into some key metropolitan areas across the United States. But while Google Fiber promises symmetrical 1Gbps speeds that are the envy of many techies, parent company Alphabet has run into numerous technical, legal, and competitive challenges that have stalled the rollout

On this episode of HotHardware’s Two And Half Geeks, Marco and Dave dig into AMD’s hot new Radeon VII card, Intel’s beastly new 28-core Xeon W-3175X, Lenovo’s Yoga C630 Snapdragon 850 powered 2-in-1, EVGA’s GeForce RTX 2060 XC card and more!

Show Notes:
09:54 – EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 XC Review: Compact And Overclocked
18:20 – Lenovo Yoga

Respawn Entertainment jumped into the battle royale realm recently with a game set in the Titanfall world called Apex Legends. The game launched on February 4 and within eight hours of launch, it had 1 million people playing. Respawn is now talking up player stats a few more days post-launch, and the numbers are impressive.

Apex Legends

The war of words between America’s top carriers over 5G branding has now devolved into a lawsuit. AT&T started this whole mess then it decided to relabel its LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) network as 5G Evolution (5G E). Competing carriers cried foul as 5G E is little more than extension of 4G LTE technology and is in no way true 5G.

Sprint, the

Microsoft is likely finished with the major sticking points of its upcoming Windows 10 19H1 build (aka the April 2019 Update), which means that the company is primarily putting the final touches on this next major release. The folks in Redmond have just pushed out Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18334 to the Fast ring, and it primarily brings