Dan Thorp-Lancaster is the former Editor-in-Chief of Windows Central. He began working with Windows Central, Android Central, and iMore as a news writer in 2014 and is obsessed with tech of all sorts. You can follow Dan on Twitter @DthorpL and Instagram @heyitsdtl.
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Ready to see what NVIDIA has in store for its next generation of graphics cards? You can tune in right here to watch the announcement of the GeForce RTX 30 Series live.

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ASUS is taking a page out of Surface's playbook with a new ZenBook S that sports a room 3:2 display. It's also a high-end laptop, packing excellent color calibration for creatives on the go.

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In an end-of-the-month update, Microsoft outlined a slew of new features headed to Teams, along with some upcoming features that Teams users will see in the coming months.

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The Microsoft Defender ATP Preview for Android is now available in the Google Play Store. Available for enterprises, the app guards against phishing and other malicious attacks on company devices.

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ASUS unleashed a new ZenBook on the world today, the ZenBook Flip 13 (UX363). The latest entry in its Flip line retains the rotating screen, while packing plenty of full-size ports into a slim body.

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TikTok is nearly ready to announce a buyer, but the Chinese government could slow a deal.

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The Legion line just gained a new portable powerhouse.

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Ditch that aluminum lid for leather-wrapped goodness.

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Microsoft appears to be working on releasing a revamped settings menu for the Windows 10 Your Phone app. There also appears to be a dedicated contacts menu in the works.

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Now the topics you care about are just a click (or tap) away.

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Collections, PDFs, and more are seeing updates this month in Edge stable.

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Streetwear is at the heart of Secretlab's latest gaming chair design, dubbed Black³. Available across Omega, Titan, and Titan XL chairs, the color scheme really takes "all-black everything" to heart.

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Seven years in the making.

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Alongside the launch of its new Ryzen 3000 Series processors, AMD's new Radeon RX 5700 Series graphics cards are also now available to order. Prices start at $350 and run all the way up to $450.

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Collections are getting closer to Pinterest in this latest update.

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Black screen got you down? There's a fix for that.

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Even if you're outside of Microsoft's home turf, you can snag a Surface Duo — if you're willing to pay a little extra.

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Take an early peek at Surface Duo ahead of its launch.

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Gaming accessories have a reputation for being all about the dark look with pops of RGB. Logitech G is turning that on its head with a new range of colorful gaming accessories across its lineup.

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Sit in comfort as you plot the Dark Knight's downfall.

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JEDI could be the blueprint for further cloud contracts with foreign governments.

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ARM64, light and dark modes, and much more!

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After months of work, Microsoft is bringing the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 to Windows 10 versions 1903 and 1909. Previously, WSL 2 was limited to the latest Windows 10 update, version 2004.
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