Home Computers, Laptops & Tablets
Computers, Laptops & Tablets
i5 vs i7: What’s the difference?
Intel i5 vs i7: Find the right processor for gaming, work, or everyday use
How to get the most out of working from home with...
Get the most out of working (or learning) from home, with a Microsoft Surface Pro and a few tips to optimize the experience from a WFH veteran.
What to look for in an AI laptop: key features and...
Shopping for an AI laptop? Learn the key features and specs to consider, from NPUs to Copilot+ integration, and find the best model for your needs.
How to access Wi-Fi from anywhere, using your tablet
A tablet is a great device for doing just about anything you can imagine —playing video games, surfing the net, seeing what your Facebook friends are up to or watching videos— but many of these activities require an Internet connection. No problem at home, but what happens when you go mobile? How can you keep playing Simpsons:Tapped Out, watching YouTube or checking your News Feed when your tablet is no longer connected to your home network? In this post, I’ll show you how to access Wi-Fi on your tablet, from virtually anywhere.
Samsung Galaxy Book S review
After years of absence in Canada, Samsung brings its laptops back by starting with the Galaxy Book S, but is this comeback worth it?
What kind of graphics card do I need for gaming?
Lost in the graphics card department? Need advice? Here's a list of things to think about to help you make the right choice.
Wi-Fi access point vs. extender vs. Mesh: what should you buy?
Compare Wi-Fi access points, extenders, and mesh systems. Learn which option is best for your home, coverage needs, and budget in Canada.
How to install the Google Play Store on your Amazon Fire...
Amazon’s Fire tablets are affordable and user-friendly, and you can take that further by installing the Google Play Store on it for ever greater choice.
Apple announces new Macs, intros faster M3 chip
Apple unveiled a new lineup of Mac computers, including laptops and desktops, all of which will run on the new M3 chip.
Hipstreet Phoenix is the affordable family tablet
I started seriously looking at the 25.4 cm (10″) Hipstreet Phoenix when one of the youngest family members cracked the screen on the shared family tablet for the second time. The Phoenix cost less than a repair and turned out to be sturdier as well with some terrific features.