Back in the Windows XP days, when the only search functionality was a cartoon dog in the sidebar of Windows Explorer (not a joke), Google released Google Desktop. If you installed the application, you ...

Framework's 16-inch model distinguishes itself from the 13-inch Framework Laptop with this feature, which has a separate installation guide. The graphics attachment comes with its own cooling that ...

I should know what the new Framework Laptop 16 (2025) is capable of, being that I’m the one who built it. Well, okay, I didn’t use a CNC machine to carve out the aluminum frame or craft the fan ...

The Java ecosystem brings you unmatched speed and stability. Here’s our review of seven top-shelf Java microframeworks built for modern, lightweight application development. Java microframeworks are ...

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New Analyze Applications feature analyzes JAR or WAR files for migrations and JFR recordings for performance optimization. Update also brings task scheduling and Kubernetes support. Oracle Java ...

In brief: Austrian PC cooling specialist Noctua is looking to maximize its collaboration with Framework Computer and if you've got a 3D printer, you can take advantage of their latest design free of ...

While Dell rebranded the XPS 14 with a new and frankly worse name, it's still every bit the world-class Windows laptop that its predecessors were. While we're still trying to wrap our heads around ...

The Framework Desktop runs on BasiOS, a Linux-based operating system specifically tailored for gaming and productivity. This OS offers a dual-mode interface designed to meet the needs of both casual ...

What if your next desktop PC could grow with you, adapt to your evolving needs, and reflect your personal style—all without breaking a sweat? The Framework Desktop promises to do just that, redefining ...

This may come as a surprise: Though I work at PCWorld, I don’t build computers. Well, I can. I have. But it’s one thing to buy a few thousand dollars’ worth of parts and then build a desktop on a ...