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…
Andrei Antipov/Shutterstock The iPod is likely what comes to mind when you try to think of an iconic MP3 player that has since become a relic of the not-too-distant past. However, those of us old enough to remember those early iPod commercials (we still can’t decide whether those dark silhouettes dancing against solid color backgrounds…
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Tada Images/Shutterstock Voice Memo, one of the free iPhone apps for productivity, is an excellent tool for creating audio recordings because it’s extremely easy to use. Just launch the app and press the record button. However, it also has hidden features that make it even more powerful. In fact, once they master its capabilities, most people may…
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AMD has a new marketing campaign criticizing the MacBook NeoThe main thrust of the argument is that the Neo fails as a gaming laptopThat’s a highly confusing angle to take, seeing as this isn’t what MacBooks are about – and especially not the budget-friendly NeoAMD appears to be getting defensive about its Windows 11 laptops…
Mashha/Shutterstock There are a lot of reasons to love the Pixel 10, chief among them being its price range and the trimmed-down approach to Android it offers compared to some brands like Samsung and Motorola. However, over the past few years, Google has been working to make the Pixel lineup stand out more from the…
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Rumor has it that Intel’s CPU with integrated Nvidia RTX GPU is planned to debut early in 2028We could see an announcement at CES 2028This will be a powerful mobile chip that could be a huge step forward for gaming laptops and handheld devicesIntel processors with integrated Nvidia RTX graphics are coming, we know that,…
