Patrik Carlberg/Shutterstock Bose is one of the most popular headphone brands in the U.S., and for good reason. The company makes reliable products that deliver on sound quality. They often excel with bass, and the noise canceling performance is among the best you’ll find. The Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2 headphones are my go-to for air…
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Carl Court/Getty Images Apple routinely classifies some of its older products as vintage or obsolete. This classification is important for consumers because it tells them whether they can still get hardware servicing or device components from the company. The latest inaugurations to this obsolete classification are the iPhone X and the 15-inch 2018 MacBook Pro, which unfortunately…
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Dreamedmstudio/Getty Images Apple never truly addressed the meaning of the “SE” on the Apple Watch — even though it’s already on its third-generation. However, in 2016, when the company introduced the first iPhone SE, which looked similar to an iPhone 5S, Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing, Phil Schiller, told Fortune that SE was…
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Microsoft is eating humble pie over its unrealistic RAM recommendationsIt has deleted articles that pushed 32GB as an ideal or ‘no-worries’ loadoutApple is also feeling the heat in the RAM crisis, with rumors that it’s struggling to secure an alternative source of memory supply from ChinaThere are some fresh twists with the RAM crisis hitting…
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of the surprising trends of 2026 is that old-school iPods are making a comeback without official support from Apple. The product line remains discontinued after Apple stopped sales in 2022, and there are no official plans to bring the media players back. After all,…
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On 22 September 2026, Computer Weekly turns 60. To mark the milestone, we asked some of our friends – experts, parliamentarians, IT leaders and suppliers, as well as our journalists – for their perspectives on how tech has changed their lives over six decades. What’s changed the most for you since then? In the beginning…
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Android may have had a bad reputation compared to the iPhone when it comes to software updates, but that has changed significantly in the past few years. Google and Samsung started offering software update guarantees for Pixel and Galaxy devices, with both companies promising seven years of Android releases and seven years of security updates…
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Apple’s MacBook Air is facing supply constraints, as delivery estimates last up to a monthThe delivery delays are a direct result of the ongoing RAM crisisConsumers may have to look at Windows alternatives, as the RAM crisis gets worsePC hardware manufacturers can’t catch a break from the ongoing RAM crisis, and unfortunately, Apple arguably knows…
Computex live Q&AHave a question about the world’s biggest computing event? Let us know by commenting in our Computex 2026 live Q&A and we’ll put them to the team covering the show.I’ve been stalking the halls of Computex 2026, the huge computing-focused tech event that’s currently running in Taipei, Taiwan, in search of the best…
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Intel has detailed how it’s designed Wildcat Lake laptops to be affordableThis isn’t only about the Wildcat Lake processor itself, but the supporting componentsThese have been implemented in a cost-friendly way, leveraging phone chips and design elements, helping to further reduce the cost of productionIntel is talking up how laptops based on its new Wildcat…
