Do you know what time it is? We're coming in the middle of the year, on the 29th day of April. You should expect to see many leaked devices on the Internet, explicitly smartphones. Usually, Apple will strategically reveal its latest iteration flagship, the iPhone. I've gone on the record stated devices or hardware leaks are a tactical move by companies to build consumer anticipation. The latest buzzworthy leak is the iPhone 14.

Who would have thought playing graphically intensive games on a laptop would be possible today. But it is, thanks in part to a more extraordinary mind's ability to cram powerful hardware into a mobile device called a laptop. As a result, it is now achieving high performances rivaling desktop PCs. So this brings us to the topic at hand, a quick-tip guide to buying a gaming laptop. I've outlined several key factors you need to follow.

In my opinion, Apple's AirTag and many devices alike are pure genius. The ultimate yet simple solution to tracking lost items such as keys, backpacks, and wallets. The device functions well as advertised, but there are some—major security concerns with the AirTag. According to police reports, there are many stalking incidents taking place in major cities around the country.

Windows File Explorer, by far, is the most archaic and confusing feature in a Windows operating system. I say confusing because as a long times user of Windows, organizing and locating files is still a daunting task. But now that is all changing.

Aside from the processor, the most essential hardware in a computer is the power supply. Besides doing the obvious, supplying power to your system, a quality power supply unit can extend the lifespan of any computer well beyond 5-6 years.

Intel recently posted a tweet entailing a launch of their new flagship processor, Core i9-12900KS, priced at $799, briefly listed on the Newegg website. The price is significantly higher than the Core i9-12900K with a $599 MSRP (Amazon's current listed price is $610).

When Apple launched its new flagship desktop, the Mac Studio, emerging details regarding performance and features began circulating on the web—sparking interest in a device packed with potent hardware—causing many to perform benchmark tests versus CPUs manufactured by AMD and Intel.

Suppose you're in the process of building another gaming PC but not sure what components to purchase while being on a set budget. Let the folks at Tekspecz recommend the best hardware for your PC build.

If you had a chance to purchase a TV that has a high resolution and refreshed rate at a reasonable price, you would, wouldn't you? I think the answer is yes. You certainly would be intrigued with what Hisense has to offer. They just announced their new next-gen 65-inch gaming TV with a native 4K resolution and a very high refresh rate measuring 240Hz.

AMD hasn't made any significant announcements regarding their CPU line for the past couple of months until now. Instead, the company has announced seven new processors based entirely on the Zen 2 and Zen 3 architecture. The Ryzen 7 5800X3D is the top-tier flagship, embedded with an updated 3D V-Cache Technology. Pricing will start at $99 for the Ryzen 3 4100 four-core eight-thread CPU, going up to $449 for the top-tier processor ( the 5800X 3D). So many praises from PC enthusiasts for Intel's 12th generation lineup, AMD's announcement couldn't have come at a better time, ramping up the competitive rivalry. With that said, here's everything you need to know about AMD's newly launched processor

Apple has just announced its new flagship desktop, the Mac Studio. From a Design perspective, it looks similar to the Mac Mini, but that's stacked together. But eternally, the Mac Studio is packing some serious hardware, rivaling any PC workstation regarding performance. So is the Mac Studio an eventual replacement to the iMac? Probably not; it is an impressive machine nonetheless.

Experience PC builders know that a Chipset determines what processor is compatible with a motherboard. However, first-time PC builders who aren't familiar with the term Chipset, let me explain it.

Any Budget system builders searching for a power supply that won't break the wallet look further than the EVGA Ba 600 watt power supply. However, I must remind you this particular supply is not modular, which would, of course, raise the price.

If you closely observe what's going on in the computer hardware industry you'll notice prices are dropping to a new low—making it affordable to build a PC. As you well know, since onset the of the pandemic, there has been a sudden stall in the supply chain regarding graphics cards and processors, causing prices to spike. Amazon is one of many vendors bucking the discount trend by selling a few AMD Ryzen 5000 series at surprisingly low prices.

These days you stand a better chance of winning the lottery than finding a PS5. But, you know, the whole chip thing shortage is still ongoing, hindering the supply chain. So if you're in a process of shopping for a PS5, or managed to purchase one from your local electronics chain or legitimate online vendor, then you're going to need a nice big screen TV, provided that don’t have one already.

It's hard to believe it's been five whole years since Sony introduced the PSVR to consumers, which ironically can still be used today with the PS5. Well, I think it's time for an upgrade, you think? It seems like that upgrade will happen Sony has officially unveiled PlayStation VR2.

It's normal to download drivers and it winds up enhancing hardware performance. So when reports came out, the new AMD Radeon GPU Driver will deliver a significant performance boost; it shouldn't come as a shock to anyone.

The Galaxy Note product line has officially ended, but has it? Last week along with S22 and s22 +Plus, Samsung announced the s22 Ultra, the successor to the now-aging Galaxy Note Ultra. But I'm going to call it for what it is; this is still a Galaxy Note, the upgrade version with an incremental change to design while still having the famed S-pen.

You read the title correctly; the MSI MEG Z690 Godlike motherboard asking price is $2,099. However, by no means is this a standard motherboard. On the contrary, it is saturated with a bevy of features, bells, and whistles.

One of the primary reasons for getting the Galaxy 4 Wear OS would be combined with Samsung's Ti Zen OS. Finally, we enjoy impressive features in Wear OS, one of which is Google Assistant. But It looks like we'll have to wait.