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Bell Zettifar is at War with His Emotions in Star Wars: The High Republic: The Rising Storm – Exclusive Excerpt
Padawan Bell Zettifar has lost his master. Now he must face one of the greatest challenges of being a Jedi: remaining in control of his emotions. In StarWars.com’s exclusive new excerpt from Star Wars: The High Republic: The Rising Storm, the forthcoming Star Wars: The High Republic novel by Cavan Scott, we find Bell still reeling from the […]
Apple Stuffs the iPad Pro With a New Display and Its Mac M1 Chip
The new high-end tablet uses Mini-LED display technology, supports Thunderbolt, and has the powerful new Mac processor.
The Best Chromebooks for Every Budget
All in on Google services? Then check out our favorite Chrome OS laptops and 2-in-1 tablets for school, work, or home.
Lenovo’s ThinkPad and Chrome OS Are a Seriously Great Pair
The best of ThinkPads come to this Chromebook, along with some speedy new AMD processors.
Windows Server 2022: These are the big changes that Microsoft has planned
With regular updates to Windows Admin Center and the Semi Annual Channel, plus Azure Stack HCI and Arc positioned as key tools for hybrid infrastructure, where does a new Windows Server release fit in?
Everything You Need to Know Before You Buy a Laptop
Shopping for a notebook can be an infuriating experience. Here’s how to sift through the acronyms, storage options, and extra features to find the best one for you.
Microsoft offers Power Automate for the desktop to all Windows 10 users
Low-code business application development is a basic job skill for many. Microsoft is offering the desktop Power Automate app to Windows 10 users at no additional cost.
With Spectre Still Lurking, Google Looks to Protect the Web
To show how browsers can guard against the speculative execution bug, Google security researchers have shown how an attack would work.
How Microsoft is making Windows a better developer platform
Microsoft has been revamping Windows to make it more attractive to developers. What has it done, and why?