Corbin Davenport

This was another busy week in tech, between Chromecasts breaking, big updates to Android and Windows, T-Mobile raising plan prices, and so much more. Here are the biggest stories from the last week you might have missed. The Big News […]

Thunderbird, the desktop and Android email client from Mozilla, just got an update to version 135. This is the start of another transition for Thunderbird: monthly major releases by default, matching the Firefox web browser. Mozilla Thunderbird is available in

There’s no easy way to find Android apps with great widget support. That’s finally changing, as Google has announced new Play Store pages and search filters to improve discovery of apps with widgets. Google is rolling out a new search

The generative AI boom has led to more tools for upscaling and enhancing photos. I’ve been using the free Upscayl app to improve photos and screenshots, and the results have been (mostly) impressive. Upscaling On Your PC Upscayl is an

Microsoft is giving its Copilot chatbot a new look in Windows 11. This at least the third design iteration since Windows Copilot was first shown off in mid-2023. Microsoft is rolling out an update for the Copilot app in Windows,

Meta has released Llama 3.3 70B, a modified version of the company’s most powerful AI model that can be downloaded to run on your own hardware. Your PC probably isn’t ready for it, though. Like many other large language models

The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a great way to use Linux utilities and apps from a Windows PC. Now, Microsoft is trying to make it easier to use. Microsoft just announced a few changes coming to WSL, including

System76 is hard at work on COSMIC, a new Linux desktop environment focus on productivity and performance. Now, Alpha 3 is rolling out to testers. COSMIC Alpha first became available for testing in August, and a second alpha release in

Mozilla is rolling out more performance improvements to Firefox, this time focused on the browser’s WebAssembly runtime. Some processing tasks are now more than 75 times faster in Firefox. Some more advanced web applications and games use code that compiles

Adding more screens to your Mac can help boost productivity and reduce app switching, but how many screens is too many? Here’s how to figure out how many displays will work, and importantly, which types of screens. Many modern Mac