Arol Wright

NVIDIA's RTX 5000 range of graphics cards pack a huge punch. But one of the biggest improvements of the new GPU range is the addition of DLSS 4, which promises better frame generation and upscaling to make your games feel as native as possible. You might now even be able to enjoy some of these improvements, even if you don't have an RTX 5000 card.

External GPUs are an option if you want to give your otherwise thin and light laptop a boost for video games. The best ones, however, are big and heavy. If you don't really need a gigantic RTX 5090 powering your games on your laptop while you're on the go, this one by GMK is as compact as it gets.

The next step in Android’s continuing expansion has been a slow-cooking one: our cars. Android Automotive is available in a lot of cars, but even if you got one, you might find the app selection to be not great compared to what you have on your phone. Now, this is about to change.

Apple's trade-in program allows you to save a lot of money when it's time to get a new iPhone every year. The values aren't the best, but it allows you to get a new phone straight from Apple and save some money by sending the company your older one. Now, though, the company's trade-in program just became slightly worse.

The Apple Intelligence features rolled out as part of iOS 18 are cool on paper. Like all generative AI, though, it's not perfect—especially not at first. Apple’s AI summaries have produced weird results, and it seems like the issues are so widespread Apple is actually just choosing to pull them for now.

No need to search strictly by filenames anymore.

We're back to regular competition, at least for now.

Pretty cool.

Samsung has just unveiled the Galaxy S25 series of smartphones, and as usual, there's one device that outshines the others. The Galaxy S25 Ultra has arrived, and it's pretty impressive.

Lots of new integrations, and not just for Galaxy devices.