Tiger Lake H, reviewed. Meet AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution and see our list of 6 great Command Prompts. Reviews of Lenovo ThinkPad X12, Acer Predator Triton 300 SE, Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360.

Best prebuilt PCs with AMD’s Ryzen APUs. Best online marketplaces for selling used devices. Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3 review. Framework DIY laptop. How to check your laptop’s battery health. Check out the September issue of PCWorld today!

Windows 11: Everything you need to know. How we fixed up a trashed PC. USB-C cables aren’t created equally. Reviews of the Lenovo ThinkBook 14s Yoga, Asus ROG Strix G15, Garmin Dash Cam 57

In June, find out how to spot an online scam, Intel Tiger Lake H launch, Surface Laptop 4 review, Ryzen 5000 battery tests, HP Omen 30L prebuilt gaming PC, 5 great built-in Windows security tools

In the May issue, we benchmark the twice-as-fast Surface Laptop 4. 10 essential tools for PC building. Why graphics cards cost so much. Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano, HP Envy 14 reviewed. Make Windows 10 more tolerable.

Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ review: It’s giant leap in graphics performance. How Framework plans to break the curse of upgradeable laptops. Google could turn Android into another subscription.

It’s the Galaxy S21 vs. the iPhone 12. Which premium phone should you buy? The facts about the Apple M1’s speed, plus how it compares to the Ryzen 5000. Supercharge your digital security with ease.

In the February issue: As the chip wars rage on, it’s the Apple M1 vs. AMD and Intel. The coolest tech from CES 2021. Nvidia Reflex tested, Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 7 review, and top Android 11 tips.

In the January issue find out how much scalpers make on your favorite hardware, see 5 things Samsung could borrow from the iPhone 12, the best pre-built gaming PCs, how to make Cyberpunk 2077 faster.

In December, find out if the MacBook Air is really faster than 98% of PC laptops. We review the Ryzen 5000, the best consumer CPU ever. Plus, the best games of this console generation. 

In November we have our in-progress review of the OnePlus 8T, a good phone at a great price. Find out how gaming phones excel. Plus, how to play Xbox games on your Chromebook, and much more. 

We review the Google Pixel 4a, plus what to expect if you’re switching from an iPhone SE. Find out if your Chromebook is expiring. Reviews of Note 20 Ultra, Norton 360 Deluxe, Mullvad vs. NordVPN, and much more!

In the September issue see our 3 great reasons to spend $1,000 on a Note 20. We look at Windows 10 five years later; see how it’s changed the PC. Plus, reviews of the Acer Spin 3, HP Envy x360 13, and much more!

This month we review Dell's XPS 15 9500, the laptop Apple should have made. We pick the best PC Games of 2020 (so far). Plus, find out why Xbox Game Pass for PC is the best deal in PC gaming. Read the August issue today!

In the July issue find out the 12 things we learned moving from the Galaxy S20 to the iPhone SE. We have details on the new Dell XPS lineup. Plus, 11 classic games that could use a FF7-style remake.

In the June issue of PCWorld, we have the 10 Windows apps you won’t regret buying. Find out if it’s really worth updating your laptop’s SSD or RAM. Plus, speed up that old Android phone and organize your Kindle library. Download the June issue today!

In the May issue of PCWorld its the Ryzen 4000 vs. Comet Lake H: New CPUs, a new era for laptops. Why spending more on a Wifi 6 router pays off. Plus, learn how to use your Android phone as a webcam.

In the April issue of PCWorld: Why big-screen phones are becoming a problem. We review Samsung’s flagship, the Galaxy S20 Ultra and have the top S20 tips. Plus, 10 cool things you can do with Google Home.

In March read our hands-on with the most lavish smartphone ever: the Galaxy S20 Ultra. See how the iPhone stacks up against Android phones. Will VR break through in 2020? Read the March issue today!

Windows 7 is dead. In the February issue of PCWorld we tell you how to stay safe after the security updates stop. Check out our Android Frankenphone, which contains all the best features from the Android ecosystem. We’ve also got the 17 most anticipated games of 2020. Check out the February issue of PCWorld today!

In the January issue we pit Android’s best phones against the iPhone 11. Microsoft is ending support for Office 2010, but you have options. See the new 5G phones for 2020. Reviews of the Surface Laptop 3 and LG Gram 17.

PCWorld December has reviews of the new Google Pixel 4 XL and Pixelbook Go. We have details on AMD’s 32-core Threadripper 3970X and 16-core Ryzen 9 3950X. We review the HP Omen 17 and the new Brave 1.0 browser. Plus, your HDMI vs. DisplayPort questions answered. All this and a lot more can be found in the December issue of PCWorld.

This month we’ve got the details on Microsoft’s big Surface event, including the new Surface Earbuds and Surface Duo. If you run antivirus software with Windows 10, find out why you can stop right now and save a few dollars in the process. See how Night Mode on the new iPhone 11 compares with the Galaxy S10+, Pixel 3 XL, and OnePlus 6T. This, and a lot more, can be found in the November issue of PCWorld.

In the October issue we rundown the best new features in Android 10. If you’re considering a new 10th-gen Intel CPU, you’ll want to read our buyers’ guide. Plus, we break down the difference between Reference and Custom graphics cards. Find out why the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is worth its $1,100 price tag. All this and much more can be found in the October issue of PCWorld.

In the September issue we clear the air on the Intel Core i9-9900K versus the AMD Radeon Ryzen 9 3900X: Find out which one you should buy. We’ve got a roundup of 5 great but ancient software apps users absolutely refuse to give up. Check out our first look at Intel’s 10th-gen ‘Ice Lake’ chips. Plus, don’t miss PCWorld's hands-on of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+. All this and more can be found in the September issue of PCWorld.

The August cover of PCWorld is all about the Ryzen 3000 review. With its ground-breaking 7nm process, AMD’s Ryzen 9 3900X leaves little room for Intel’s best CPUs. About a month past 2019’s midway point, we take a look at all of the best new games so far this year; don’t miss our roundup. We review the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Super and RTX 2070 Super: Changing the game, again. Looking for a summer read on the cheap? We have all the ways you can get books for free on Kindle. All this and much more can be found in the August issue of PCWorld.

In July we feature AMD's Ryzen 9 3950X. It’s a 16-core CPU aiming to topple Intel's gaming dominance. If you’re considering a new mid-range Android phone and photo quality is important, we put the Samsung Galaxy A50 up against the Google Pixel 3a. Find out which shooter is best for you. Curious about PCIe 4.0? Our deep dive has everything you need to know, from specs to compatibility to caveats. Plus, don’t miss our review of the MSI GS65 Stealth Thin. All this and much more can be found in the July issue of PCWorld.

On the cover of the June issue is Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 foldable prototype. Find out why it may have killed the laptop for this particular editor. In the features section, find out how Windows and Chrome quietly made 2019 the year of Linux on the desktop. Plus, we lay out the best free PC games currently on the market. We review the Windows 10 May 2019 Update: Sandbox and a better Windows Update improve your PC. We also go hands-on with HP's Omen X 2S 15: The world's first dual-screen gaming laptop. All this and a whole lot more can be found in the June issue of PCWorld.

In May we sat down with Acer CEO Jason Chen and got a first look at their ConceptD PCs: they are powerful, quiet, and cool, but made for creators. We untangled USB4 and what this future standard means for USB chaos and Thunderbolt 3. Find out how Huawei is basically forcing fans to buy the P30 Pro by crippling the P30. Plus, we review Amazon’s all-new Kindle and the Alienware Area-51 R1, a fast, big, and upgradeable gaming laptop. All this and a whole lot more can be found in the May issue of PCWorld.

In April we review Samsung’s awesome new Galaxy S10+. Find out why it’s still a force to be reckoned with. There are tons of VPNs available for Android; we have our top 5 picks. Plus, we have 7 tweaks and changes to Android Q that will make your phone better than it is now. We review the performance-focused EVGA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti XC Ultra as well as the Lenovo IdeaPad 730S laptop. Finally, we have 6 great tips and tricks for mastering Android 9 on the Galaxy S9 and S10. All this and much more can be found in the April issue of PCWorld.

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