Daniel Rubino is the Editor-in-Chief at Windows Central. He covers a range of topics including PC, AI, and gaming, with a particular focus on consumer tech and software. Daniel's insights and expertise have been featured in Windows Central.
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Daniel Rubino predominantly covers technology, with a focus on product reviews, press releases, and promotional deals. His articles primarily revolve around tech products such as processors, laptops, gaming gear, and monitors.
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By: Daniel Rubino
If you’re using the social network Bluesky more and more, then you’ll want to follow this new app’s real-time development
By: Daniel Rubino
Google has announced that Drive for Desktop beta support is available for Windows 11 ARM64 devices, including those using new Qualcomm Snapdragon X processors.
By: Daniel Rubino
The popular and secure messaging Windows 11 app just received an update that brings support for Snapdragon X processors based on ARM.
By: Daniel Rubino
No, seriously, this is the best laptop deal we've ever seen. There are always good laptop deals on Cyber Monday, but this $495 deal from HP is quite unbelievable , even for Cyber Monday.
By: Daniel Rubino
Nearly 2,000 people have bought HP's heavily discounted (-63%) Intel Core i5 laptop, and there's no wonder why at this price.
By: Daniel Rubino
Microsoft is flipping the tables on the FTC, asking it to investigate itself over an alleged leak of “hundreds of pages” of materials to the press.
By: Daniel Rubino
Qualcomm had properly licensed its central processor chips from Arm, though the jury delivered a mistrial.
By: Daniel Rubino
The new Snapdragon X (X1-26-100) announced at CES 2025 allows PC makers to make ultra-affordable laptops that are still fast and efficient.
By: Daniel Rubino
AI is transforming how we work and how PC makers think of their hardware, as Dell tries to simplify for 2025. That means no more XPS, OptiPlex, Latitude, and more. Here's why.
By: Daniel Rubino
The new Zenbook A14 (UX3407) promises extreme battery life, an OLED display, and one of the lightest 14-inch laptops I’ve ever handled—all for $899.
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