Tricks and tips
A journey into the world of Linux: let's start at the beginning
Have you ever wondered what's really going on behind the scenes of your computer? How exactly does the system you use every day work, and why it seems to work better with every update... More
RAM, SSD and graphics card prices are rising again, what's going on?
In recent weeks, European buyers have also begun to wonder why memory modules, SSDs, and even graphics cards are suddenly more expensive than they were in the summer. More
Google apps that were retired too soon
No application lasts forever. Think of MSN, Myspace and other applications/services that were once giants in their field, but today are just a fleeting memory of older generations... More
How to completely erase your digital footprint
In the digital age, privacy has become a rare commodity. Personal data is being collected, linked, and sold faster than most people realize. Once it lands online... More
Huawei Pura 80 Pro review – "sick" cameras, software on the verge of retirement
The Huawei Pura 80 Pro is an incredible photographer, second only to the Pura 80 Ultra. But like its premium sibling, the Pro version suffers from the same issues. More
WinUtil for Windows 11: Most Useful Features
In the previous article, we wrote about what WinUtil is, how to get it, and how it can help you. However, we didn't go into detail about which features are the most useful and what they actually do... More
Tuxedo Atlas XL test – what's the point of Windows when you can have a Linux computer
Tuxedo Atlas XL is not your ordinary computer. Behind the wooden facade, there is a lot hidden. Not only insane performance, but also a completely different system than what many people are used to. More
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 review – almost exactly what I want. What's missing?
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 is finally in the form I've been expecting since last year. Is there anything they really need to improve? I think so. More
Goodbye WeTransfer, I've found better solutions
WeTransfer is still a good file sharing solution, but even a regular user can quickly reach their monthly limit. There are alternatives when that happens, or if... More
Forget TeamViewer, there are better solutions
I first started TeamViewer over ten years ago, but it had been around for a decade before that. For a long time, it was the de-facto remote access program for me (and many others). Today... More
