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Nadeem Sarwar/SlashGear Asus has been experimenting with dual-screen laptops for a while now, but its latest experiment is the boldest one. The company has completely removed the keyboard deck, revised the thermal kit underneath, and slapped an OLED screen in its place. Of course, you should ideally abandon any thoughts of working with a full-sized

DANIEL CONSTANTE/Shutterstock Macs are known for their reliability, and if you’re running one with macOS Catalina, you know that firsthand. For that reason, they can be hard to let go of. However, there comes a time in every Mac owner’s life when they realize it’s time to move on. Apple no longer updating macOS Catalina

Aleksey Boyko/Shutterstock Sleep mode is a handy feature on Windows that allows you to save power without completely turning off your PC. This is particularly useful when you want to step away from your desk for a few hours and don’t want to close all your apps and programs. But what if your Windows PC

Fall is known as the season of change — leaves are transforming from green to red and yellow, temperatures are beginning to cool, and pumpkin spice invades cafés around the country. For many Apple users, it will also be the time they change operating systems and upgrade to the 15th and newest version of macOS

Dontree_M/Shutterstock Whether you recently made the switch from Windows to Mac or you’re a lifelong MacBook user, your computer’s battery life can make or break your experience. If you’re a remote worker who doesn’t always have access to a wall outlet, you know how important monitoring your MacBook’s battery can be. The same thing is

Farknot Architect/Shutterstock While MacBooks are typically some of the quietest computers on the market, from time to time, they’ll start making noise like a race car engine revving at the starting line. When this happens, you might notice your Mac is warm or even hot to the touch, which is almost always a sign that

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Jack Picone/SlashGear When the iPad Pro first debuted, many people wondered if it signaled the beginning of the end for traditional laptop computers. However, it doesn’t seem to be the case, as Apple is still clearly putting effort into manufacturing state-of-the-art laptops for those of

fizkes/Shutterstock Technical problems are an ongoing struggle with all forms of technology, and Apple’s MacBook laptops are certainly no exception. Whether you’re using one of the pre-Silicon Intel models or a MacBook Air M3, problems can (and almost inevitably will) pop up in one form or another. Advertisement One such recurring issue is what users