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An Ada Lovelace chip laid bare before the camera. (Image source: Nvidia)

🎙️ OpinionAre top-end graphics cards ever coming to laptops?

CheckMag Laptops have always had to make do with leftovers, never getting a taste of the largest and most powerful chips reserved for desktop graphics cards. There are, the way I see it, several reasons as to why things are like this.
Alfrancis Villapando, 22 Aug 2024 19:04
GIMP 3.0 is nearing release, and it is set to introduce a number of game-changing features to the free Photoshop alternative. (Image source: Julian van der Merwe / Notebookcheck)

GIMP 3: 5 game-changing new features coming to the free Photoshop alternative

CheckMag It looks as though the long-awaited GIMP 3.0 release may be soon upon us, with the GNU Project announcing a string freeze for the latest developer preview build. Between overhauled colour management tools, a refined UI, and, finally, a simple stroke selection tool, GIMP 3.0 is looking to be a big release for the free, open-source Photoshop alternative.
Julian van der Merwe, 22 Aug 2024 02:33
Exploring the wonderful world of paid apps on Android (Image source: Unsplash)

8 paid Android apps worth the one-time purchase (August 2024 edition)

CheckMag Android power users love splurging those hard-earned salaries on apps to make their lives not only more efficient, but full of fun as well. Let's take a look at some of the best paid Android apps for August 2024.
Jonathan Bester, 17 Aug 2024 08:48
The Legion Go is Lenovo's only gaming handheld release to date. (Image source: Notebookcheck)

🎙️ OpinionLenovo's clarification about rumoured new gaming handheld releases still leaves room for Legion Go Lite

CheckMag A Lenovo representative recently clarified rumours about the possibility of the company releasing new Legion Go gaming handhelds. While the company has sought to dampen rumours, its statement still leaves space for the arrival of a smaller Legion Go 'Lite' later this year.
Alex Alderson, 14 Aug 2024 13:01
The Sony Vaio UX was a tiny fully fledged PC that could fit in the palm of your hand. The closest form factor now seems to come with joypads. (Image Source: Sony)

The Ultra Mobile PC sadly seems to have been relegated to history, but here are 3 alternatives you can still buy today

CheckMag UMPCs or Ultra Mobile PCs were an entire category not so long ago. Offering unheard of performance in a package that could literally fit in the palm of your hand. Having dropped off people's radar there are still many that miss the good old UMPC days. Here are 3 of the last few remaining UMPC options in 2024.
David Devey, 11 Aug 2024 10:24
Image source: Own

🎙️ OpinionIntel totally mishandled the 13/14th Gen desktop CPU crisis

CheckMag Instead of admitting the issue early on and being open about it, Intel chose to keep mum. Perhaps rather unsurprisingly, disaster followed.
Stanislav Kokhanyuk, 10 Aug 2024 21:10
Valve isn't know for keeping its Steam Deck Windows drivers up-to-date, but there are other options (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

Windows on Steam Deck - R.ID drivers promise better long term APU support than Valve

CheckMag While Windows on Steam Deck might seem counter intuitive, having a dual boot or purely Windows system can offer the ability to play games that aren't compatible with Steam OS. While Valve isn’t known for providing regular driver updates to Windows users, there thankfully are other options.
David Devey, 10 Aug 2024 13:16
These classic PC games still hold up, especially with modern engine rebuilds. (Image source: Wikimedia Commons and Bethesda)

Old is new: 3 free remakes that revive classic PC games

CheckMag Looking for something to do this weekend? These three modern remakes slap much-needed coats of paint on older PC games. These are essentially engine rebuilds that add modern features to the classic titles while staying true to the original games' feel and intention. The best part: they're all completely free.
Sam Medley, 08 Aug 2024 22:02
The RX 7900 XTX may be a great GPU for gaming, but 3D rendering benchmarks tell a completely different story. (Image source: AMD)

🎙️ OpinionRadeon cards and 3D rendering jobs do not mix. Hobbyists and artists aren't amused about it

CheckMag AMD Radeon products have been fending Nvidia off rather well in recent years, providing better rasterization performance and more VRAM at a lower cost. That’s great for gamers, but what about everyone else? Update: Clarification on the state of ProRender; further information on Nvidia's 3D rendering advantage added
Alfrancis Villapando, 05 Aug 2024 20:09
Intel's Robert Hallock on all things Lunar Lake. (Image via LinkedIn)

"Conversations around ARM vs. x86 power are false" Intel's Robert Hallock on Lunar Lake's strategy and how it is well-poised to challenge ARM's efficiency narrative

Interview With Lunar Lake all set to officially launch ahead of IFA 2024 next month, NotebookCheck had an email chat with Intel's Robert Hallock, VP Technical Marketing on the rationale behind some of the architecture decisions, what can be expected of Lunar Lake-powered laptops, and how the company views competition from ARM.
Vaidyanathan Subramaniam, 05 Aug 2024 19:25
Toyota switched to Linux in 2011 (Image source: AI generated)

Toyota Motors and its Linux journey

CheckMag I spoke with Brian R Lyons of TMNA Toyota Motor Corp North America about the implementation of Linux in Toyota and Lexus infotainment systems. Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) is a version of Linux being used by several automotive manufacturers.
Malcolm Dean, 01 Aug 2024 15:27
The Asus ROG Ally X (Image source: Notebookcheck)

How fast would the ROG Ally X be with AMD Zen 5 Strix Point? We tested it out.

CheckMag The new ROG Ally X is the best Windows gaming handheld right now, but it still uses the familiar Zen 4-based Ryzen Z1 Extreme from AMD. How much performance gain could users expect if Asus had equipped it with one of the new Zen 5 processors instead? We analysed Zen 5’s performance at various power levels used by the ROG Ally X.
Andreas Osthoff, 01 Aug 2024 14:15
The graphics chip of the RTX 2070 (Image source: Notebookcheck)

🎙️ OpinionAges like fine wine - How good is the mobile RTX 2070 in 2024?

CheckMag Turing, the GPU generation that delivered upscaling and ray tracing, has now all but fallen into obscurity as compared to its still widely used Pascal and Ampere brethren. The desktop RTX 2070 may have been middling at best even at launch, but its laptop counterpart fully deserves a bit of a spotlight. Let's try and look into how it managed to remain relevant for much longer than some expected.
Alfrancis Villapando, 30 Jul 2024 22:12
An entry level laptop chip pushed to 107W and needing a big cooler? The phrase "putting lipstick on a pig" comes to mind. (Image source: Notebookcheck)

Alive on Arrival? 3 changes that could've saved the ill-fated RX 6500 XT

CheckMag It's no secret that the littlest GPU out of AMD's RDNA 2 generation wasn't too warmly received. In fact, it was almost universally lambasted for being overpriced and underperforming, even in a time of shortages. But what if it didn't have to be that way?
Matthew Lee, 30 Jul 2024 20:24
The Redmi Pad SE 4G shares little in common with the Redmi Pad SE. (Image source: Xiaomi)

🎙️ OpinionXiaomi’s Redmi Pad SE 4G is a misnomer

CheckMag With the Redmi Pad SE 4G, Xiaomi breaks the tradition of what a cellular variant of a tablet should be. However, it can still make corrections.
Habeeb Onawole, 30 Jul 2024 16:50
Image source: Techspot

Cheaper ARM laptop chips could be a really big deal

CheckMag Lost in the Snapdragon X Elite hype is the prospect of lower-end Qualcomm laptop chips taking the market by storm as these hold so much more promise for a true revolution than their costlier counterparts do.
Stanislav Kokhanyuk, 29 Jul 2024 22:48
The Windows Start Menu is full of bloat, but this can easily be removed with a fresh install using a Windows Unattended Setup file (Image source: domsch1988 via Reddit)

🎙️ OpinionBetter than Tiny11: Here's how to debloat Windows 11 using Microsoft's own tools

CheckMag Windows 11 is packed full of garbage which is one of the reasons people are determined to stick with Windows 10 or look for alternatives. Tiny11 is impressive, especially now it works on all Windows 11 variants. However there is an easier way that utilises Microsoft's own tools to create a bloat free Windows 11 installer in seconds.
David Devey, 27 Jul 2024 20:21
Is the Galaxy Z Flip 6 the laziest Samsung folding phone ever? (Image Source: Samsung)

Is the Galaxy Z Flip 6 the laziest Samsung folding phone ever? 5 things to consider before buying one

CheckMag The Galaxy Z Flip 6 has arrived, maintaining a similar look to its predecessor but incorporating a faster processor, extended battery life, and advanced AI features. If you're considering this phone in 2024, below are five key details to keep in mind.
Triet Le, 25 Jul 2024 13:32
The Amazfit Active Edge runs a custom operating system called Zepp OS. (Image source: Amazfit)

4 best budget non-WearOS smartwatches

CheckMag The WearOS smartwatch scene already has a handful of great choices for those who are looking for a smartwatch to buy. However, if you don’t want a WearOS watch, here are four other smartwatches that you can buy, and the best part is that they don’t cost as much as their WearOS counterparts.
Habeeb Onawole, 24 Jul 2024 08:34
I don't want to learn why, Google. I want to leave me alone and let me use my computer. (Image Source: gHacks, edited.)

🎙️ OpinionWhen exactly did web browsers turn into helicopter parents?

CheckMag We're sorry, but unfortunately NBC Notebookprotect Safe Browsing filter doesn't recognise this blurb. This article might try to do unpredictable things to your computer.
Matthew Lee, 24 Jul 2024 01:01
5 reasons the iPhone 17 will be worth the wait (Image Source: Apple)

Don’t buy the iPhone 16 yet: 5 reasons the iPhone 17 will be worth the wait

CheckMag While the iPhone 16 lineup is still months from launch, recent leaks indicate that waiting for the iPhone 17 might be the better choice if you’re not opting for the Pro models. Below are five key features of the iPhone 17 series that could make you rethink purchasing the iPhone 16.
Triet Le, 23 Jul 2024 20:18
Can the Oura ring 4 beat Samsung Galaxy ring in design and contactless payment? (Image source: Oura)

Can the Oura ring 4 beat Samsung Galaxy ring in design and contactless payment? Top 4 features to expect

CheckMag The recent launch of the Samsung Galaxy ring has captured attention, but it's important to acknowledge Oura's role in popularizing smart rings. The Oura ring 3, while still the flagship, is becoming outdated. Although Oura hasn't announced a new model, certification filings hint at the upcoming Oura ring 4. Below are the top 4 things we expect to see on the next Oura device.
Triet Le, 22 Jul 2024 19:46
CrowdStrike Falcon Platform (Image source: CrowdStrike)

How and why CrowdStrike has a massive market share

Magazine CrowdStrike’s recent failure has been reported as the “Largest IT outage in history,” which leaves many to wonder why so many critical points of the global infrastructure rely on their platform. CrowdStrike’s cyber security services are responsible for 298 of the Fortune 500 companies, 538 of the Fortune 1000 companies, and 8 out of 10 of the top financial firms. 
Stephen Pereyra, 20 Jul 2024 09:41
A caricature of AMD crushing Intel's failing CPUs. (Image source: Own)

Intel's own blunders have it backed into a corner as AMD Zen 5 chips near

CheckMag Intel Raptor Lake i9 chip owners are plagued by system crashes that can be traced back to the chips' excessive voltage and wattage. AMD might seize the opportunity with the release of Zen 5 and while Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake are coming to try and fight back, what difference will it make if Intel's reputation is ruined by then?
Alfrancis Villapando, 19 Jul 2024 19:21
A Lunar Lake chip (Image source: Intel)

Intel is far from being out and has all it takes to make a comeback

CheckMag The deck is not fully stacked against Intel yet. The company still has tricks up its sleeve. Some of those are coming onboard Lunar Lake family chips which might prove enough for Intel to triumph in the laptop segment of the market.
Stanislav Kokhanyuk, 19 Jul 2024 13:10
The Raspberry Pi has a massive selection of add on boards that make it a diverse and capable system (Image source: Pimoroni)

5 of the best accessories for turning the Raspberry Pi 5 into a powerhouse

CheckMag The addition of a PCIe connector on the Raspberry Pi 5 opens the door for a range of cheap add-ons that can significantly increase its potency and capability, including NVME drives, 2.5 gigabit ethernet and support for running pre-trained AI models locally on the Pi. Combined with a UPS the Raspberry Pi 5 becomes a project powerhouse. Here are 5 of the best accessories for powering up your Pi projects.
David Devey, 19 Jul 2024 11:34
Don't count older laptops out; these old dogs can learn some new tricks. (Image source: generated by DALL-E 3)

Age before beauty: Why a decade-old laptop is more than enough

CheckMag While buying the latest tech is tempting, older desktop and laptop computers are often more than enough to meet the demands of modern computing work. An older machine may require some time and tinkering to get up to par, but the payoff can definitely be worth the work and the results can be rather surprising.
Sam Medley, 17 Jul 2024 20:58
Socketed laptop CPUs: The gravestone of a bygone era (Image source: Own)

Socketed mobile CPUs – the modular laptop potential that lived in the worst time possible

CheckMag Nvidia’s MXM modules may have let the users upgrade their laptop’s graphics cards up until Ampere days, but only mating those upgraded graphics cards to an upgraded socketed mobile CPU would truly make such a laptop a force to be reckoned with. Eurocom was the only company to give the consumer that option, sadly. And then one day, laptops that supported this got discontinued.
Alfrancis Villapando, 16 Jul 2024 19:24
Social engineering: Perpetrators employ devious methods to gain access to your personal data. (Image source: Bermix Studio on Unsplash)

Port-out hijacking: A how-to for keeping you safe from SIM card swap attacks

CheckMag So many people rely on mobile devices of all stripes to keep their data secure. Let’s look at why this is not such a good idea - and the options available to fight back.
Jonathan Bester, 15 Jul 2024 22:51
Illumination has come a long way since the days gas lighting was the order of the day. (Image source: Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash)

A history of technology for the uninitiated

CheckMag Imagine yourself transported back to the 1800s, a time when gas lamps were the primary source of illumination in cities and horse-drawn carriages were at the pinnacle of transportation. Now imagine yourself in the shoes of someone from the 1800s, transported to 2024. How would they view mobile phones, gas-driven motor vehicles and the internet? It would be pure magic! Let’s explore this concept.
Jonathan Bester, 15 Jul 2024 09:40
Ecosia is a search engine that plants trees with the money made on people's searches (Image source: Ecosia)

I gave the search engine that plants trees a shot and so should you

CheckMag Ecosia is a search engine that turns the Web searches people make daily into trees. Does it stand a chance against Google in terms of features and search result relevance? Time to find out.
Ion Bin Noor, 13 Jul 2024 22:32
The CMF Phone 1 may be getting new cases and accessories from third-party manufacturers. (Image source: CMF by Nothing)

4 CMF Phone 1 accessories and cases I’d love to see

CheckMag The CMF Phone 1 only has a handful of official cases and accessories, but more are expected to be released in the future. Here are a couple of case and accessories that would be nice to see get made.
Habeeb Onawole, 10 Jul 2024 22:03
The Raspberry Pi 5 is quite capable of handling multiple Docker containers (Image source: Raspberry Pi)

3 useful low resource Docker containers which will also run on a Raspberry Pi 5

CheckMag You don’t have to invest in expensive hardware to run a home server. With Docker you can run containerised applications on almost anything including PCs, Macs, laptops and even a Raspberry Pi. Ideally it needs to be on 24/7 which makes the Raspberry Pi an excellent low power option. If you are curious about Docker, here are 3 of the best containers to get you started on low end hardware.
David Devey, 10 Jul 2024 10:28
Nothing will sell replaceable shells for the CMF Phone 1 and they will be available in four colors. (Image source: CMF by Nothing)

Nothing CMF Phone 1’s replaceable shell brings back what made phones fun

CheckMag With no Glyph Interface like on the Nothing Phone (2a), the CMF Phone 1 manages to still be exciting with its removable rear cover. While not unheard of, removable phone covers have become a rarity in the smartphone industry, so it's nice to see it make a comeback.
Habeeb Onawole, 04 Jul 2024 12:57
Maybe marketing claims that portray the Cybertruck as some sort of heavyweight sports car are not the best idea. (Image source: Tesla)

🎙️ OpinionFirst Cybertruck rollover accident highlights flawed Tesla marketing — maybe a truck shouldn't cosplay as a sports car

CheckMag The first recorded Cybertruck rollover has emerged out of Vicksburg, Mississippi. While it looks like simple driver error or circumstance were most likely the cause, Tesla's lofty claims about the Cybertruck's low centre of gravity may give drivers a false sense of security.
Julian van der Merwe, 04 Jul 2024 03:23
A flagship chip, high-end display, and a pretty large battery are among the OnePlus Ace 3 Pro's top features. (Image source: OnePlus)

🎙️ OpinionOnePlus and the 2MP camera curse

CheckMag OnePlus's line of affordable flagship phones is known for offering mostly high-end features at a more pocket-friendly price than its main flagship series. Unfortunately, OnePlus keeps shooting itself in the foot by employing a practically useless 2 MP sensor in its rear camera system.
Habeeb Onawole, 01 Jul 2024 18:00
Is it possible to daily drive an Android device without using any of Google's services? (Source: Google / Notebookcheck)

🎙️ OpinionDe-Googling a phone, is it possible to live without Google on your Android device?

CheckMag As technology users, we either knowingly or unknowingly hand over our data to large tech companies on a daily basis. In an attempt to get away from the overwatch of Google, I decided to try running a de-Googled phone. This is how it went.
David Devey, 01 Jul 2024 10:22
It's been a long time since there's been serious effort put into compact graphics cards above the midrange. (Image: Inno3D)

🎙️ OpinionGive us real SFF, Nvidia, you cowards.

CheckMag 2.5 slots? Twelve inches? You call that small form factor, Jensen Huang? Absolutely not. The line must be drawn here! This far, no further!
Matthew Lee, 30 Jun 2024 16:58
4 things we can expect from Apple's next iPhone (Source: Apple)

Will the iPhone 16 be foldable? 4 things we can expect from Apple's next iPhone

CheckMag The iPhone 16 is expected to introduce a variety of upgrades that could enhance Apple's flagship device and reduce the gap between the standard iPhone and the Pro series. However, these details will only be confirmed at Apple's official iPhone launch event. Below are four key things we might see in the upcoming iPhone.
Triet Le, 29 Jun 2024 02:38
What’s happening with Windows 11 (Source: Unsplash)

What’s happening with Windows 11 and 3 key reasons why you should not update

CheckMag While Windows 11 is considered a solid operating system, it has failed to generate much excitement, leading many people to question the necessity of switching from Windows 10. Below are three of the most annoying things about Windows 11 that have sparked significant criticism and dissatisfaction among users.
Triet Le, 28 Jun 2024 10:58
Samsung Galaxy ring: Health tech innovation or another downfall? (Source: Samsung)

Samsung Galaxy ring can last for 9 days on a single charge but will you buy it?

CheckMag Smart rings, with the Oura ring at the forefront, have steadily increased in popularity. Samsung's entry into this market holds promise, but it is not without its challenges. Whether the Galaxy ring will be a health tech innovation or another disappointment remains to be seen. If you're considering purchasing one, here are some key factors to keep in mind.
Triet Le, 27 Jun 2024 01:39
Featurephones are increasing in popularity as a way of reducing smartphone use, but you do lose a significant number of features (Source: HMD Global)

As schools look to ban smartphones and society realises the impact of doom scrolling, here are 3 phones that can help curb your smartphone addiction

CheckMag Society is waking up to the notion that smartphones may not be the best thing for our mental health, or our time management. Governments are looking to ban phones in schools and a part of the population is beginning to ditch smartphones in an attempt to claw back some of the time lost to doom scrolling. Here are X phone solutions that can help curb your smartphone addiction.
David Devey, 26 Jun 2024 12:01
We find out what prompted MSI to choose Intel for its first handheld (image via MSI)

"We have an open attitude for all kinds of collaboration" MSI's Bruce Lin and Green Lin talk about the MSI Claw and the future of handhelds

Interview Notebookcheck had an opportunity to speak with MSI's regional marketing managers Bruce Lin and Green Lin about the MSI Claw, Windows-on-Arm laptops and its future plans. While MSI will stick with Intel for the foreseeable future, it is open to the idea of collaborating with AMD for handheld chips at a later point.
Anil Ganti, 26 Jun 2024 11:21
Top 5 handheld consoles for on-the-go gaming (Source: Unsplash)

Can the Steam Deck OLED really last 12 Hours? Top 5 handheld consoles for on-the-go gaming

CheckMag The best gaming handhelds have come a long way since the Game Boy era. Today's devices offer advanced features, up to 10 hours of battery life, and cater to diverse tastes, from retro gamers to those wanting handheld PCs. Below are the top 5 handheld gaming consoles available right now, each tailored to different gaming preferences.
Triet Le, 24 Jun 2024 23:53
The Motorola Edge 2024 is available to buy in Black only while the Pixel 8a comes in four colors including Bay (Blue). (Image source: Motorola, Google - edited).

Motorola Edge 2024 vs Pixel 8a: 4 features that give Motorola's phone an edge

CheckMag The Motorola Edge 2024 is the new premium mid-range smartphone on the block. Although it costs a bit more than the Pixel 8a, one of its main rivals, it has got a lot going for it that gives it an edge over the Pixel 8a.
Habeeb Onawole, 24 Jun 2024 19:37
The iconic Grand Theft Auto franchise had its inception in 1997. (Source: Steam)

GTA games ranked from most iconic to least

CheckMag Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto franchise is undoubtedly one of the cornerstones of modern gaming, both from a technical as well as a cultural point of view. Starting from 1997, Rockstar has produced some of the finest open-world titles in the history of computer gaming as part of this franchise. With GTA VI arriving in 2025, it's worth looking back in to the past and glossing over the most iconic entrants to the acclaimed franchise.
Sambit Saha, 22 Jun 2024 19:58
Off the shelf or DIY, which is cheaper and which is better? (Source: Amazon)

Pre-built or DIY NAS price comparison - Is it really better to buy from QNAP Synology or another big brand?

CheckMag Whether it’s QNAP, ASUStor, Synology or some other pre-built brand, a NAS is not a cheap piece of equipment. With free or low cost operating systems such as TrueNAS, Open Media Vault or even Unraid is it cheaper to build your own with new or second hand parts, or buy off the shelf? Let's take a look at the pricing.
David Devey, 21 Jun 2024 21:00
Microsoft could partner with OEMs such as ASUS for its first Xbox gaming handheld. (Image source: ASUS and Xbox - edited)

🎙️ OpinionMicrosoft's Xbox gaming handheld will fail unless someone else makes it

CheckMag Microsoft, please let someone else make a portable Xbox! Fans have been clamoring for a handheld for years now, and there is a likelihood one is in the pipeline. However, Microsoft is a better software company than a hardware one, so best just leave it to the pros.
Habeeb Onawole, 20 Jun 2024 20:03
Warframe's latest update introduces a swathe of new content for both veteran and new players. (Image source: Digital Extremes - edited)

Warframe Jade Shadows update: 4 changes and new features arriving with update 36

CheckMag The Warframe Jade Shadows update has officially launched for Windows, Xbox, Switch, PlayStation, and iOS. Update 36 introduces a number of exciting new additions to the MMO looter shooter, including a new warframe, an exciting new quest offering insights into a long-time foe, and a whole new game mode to get stuck into as well as some valuable quality of life fixes.
Julian van der Merwe, 19 Jun 2024 00:52
Nikon has officially announced the Z6 III, and although it features a number of nifty updates, none of them are revolutionary. (Image source: Nikon)

🎙️ OpinionNikon Z6 III proves mirrorless camera breakthroughs a thing of the past — why that's okay

Nikon has officially launched the Z6 III, and, while it is certainly a marvellously capable middleweight camera with impressive features, the minor upgrades across the board are indicative of a problem. Digital cameras are no longer advancing in leaps and bounds, as they had in the early days of the mirrorless revolution, but that means there has never been a better time to buy a camera.
Julian van der Merwe, 17 Jun 2024 22:53
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