Linux basics: what you need to know

October will be here before you know it, and Microsoft will pull the plug on Windows 10 support. The great migration to Windows 11 will now have to begin and if you still haven’t decided what to do, t

Where to start with the announcements and releases from Apple’s WWDC conference? Rather than get mired in deep detail, there are a couple of important underlying issues. The new look and feel, especia

Q I installed a graphics driver using the new Nvidia app recently, but afterwards I noticed that Windows wasn’t recognising my 5Gbps USB-A ports. The 10Gbps USB-A ports are working. I’d restored Windo

In business, it can be easy to sleepwalk into a crisis. That’s especially true when it comes to your network. Just sticking with a system that works (for now) can be enough to get you into trouble. Th

This question isn’t as easy to answer as it may seem. For example, if you’re on a tight budget, a 24in Full HD monitor may make perfect sense, not least because text will look sharper than the same re

The CPU in your phone, tablet or computer processes billions of operations a second. On the microscopic scale, that means opening and closing billions of tiny electrical gates. This is done using elec