Continue Reading I Tested Starlink’s Low-Cost $80-Per-Month Plan: It’s Not the Downgrade I Expected

I Tested Starlink’s Low-Cost $80-Per-Month Plan: It’s Not the Downgrade I Expected

I put Starlink’s Residential 200 Mbps ‘Lite’ plan through its paces to see if deprioritized data means a second-class experience. What I found? You might not even notice the difference…

Continue Reading Microsoft kicks new Outlook opt-out deadline down the road to 2027

Microsoft kicks new Outlook opt-out deadline down the road to 2027

Admins get another year before migration pressure ramps up…

Continue Reading Copilot is now Microsoft’s peanut-butter cup

Copilot is now Microsoft’s peanut-butter cup

Every feature in every app…

Continue Reading Fake Amazon Reviews Are Everywhere. These Tips and Tools Help Me Spot Them

Fake Amazon Reviews Are Everywhere. These Tips and Tools Help Me Spot Them

Scammers armed with AI tools have turned some Amazon listings into useless slop. Ahead of Amazon’s Spring Sale, here’s how to identify and report untrustworthy reviews…

Continue Reading Forced Windows 11 updates? More users report unwanted installations

Forced Windows 11 updates? More users report unwanted installations

More and more users are reporting unexpected Windows 11 updates on their PCs, even though they did not agree to them…

Continue Reading Google faces lawsuit over Gemini AI’s role in man’s suicide

Google faces lawsuit over Gemini AI’s role in man’s suicide

Google disputes the allegations, stating that Gemini is designed not to encourage violence or self-harm…

Continue Reading Starlink Grounds $5 Standby Mode, Blocks In-Motion Use

Starlink Grounds $5 Standby Mode, Blocks In-Motion Use

For in-motion use, subscribers will need a pricier Roam plan, which starts at $50 per month…

Continue Reading PC graphics cards are now nearly 100 percent Nvidia

PC graphics cards are now nearly 100 percent Nvidia

AMD’s support for high-end graphics cards has been lukewarm, and consumers are apparently moving on…

Continue Reading We messed up with the Windows 12 article. What we got wrong and how it happened

We messed up with the Windows 12 article. What we got wrong and how it happened

We published a Windows 12 article that did not meet PCWorld’s editorial standards. We’re sorry. Here’s how we’ll get better…

Continue Reading Is Your TV Spying on You? Here’s What to Know and How to Check

Is Your TV Spying on You? Here’s What to Know and How to Check

Your internet-connected TV has Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) features that track what you watch. Here’s how to disable it, along with smart privacy advice from security experts…

Continue Reading Google plows ahead with unskippable YouTube ads on TVs

Google plows ahead with unskippable YouTube ads on TVs

Support for 30-second unskippable ads are now being rolled out globally on YouTube on TVs…

Continue Reading What clues reveal about a possible Windows 12

What clues reveal about a possible Windows 12

Here’s what we know about Windows 12 based on all the rumors, leaks, and sources over the past few years, from “Hudson Valley Next” to “CorePC” and more…