Richard Devine is an Editor at Windows Central. A former Project Manager and long-term tech addict, he joined Mobile Nations in 2011 and has been found on Android Central and iMore as well as Windows Central. Currently you'll find him covering all manner of PC hardware and gaming, and you can follow him on Twitter and Instagram.
Google might well have its own office suite that would be the first thought to use on a Chromebook, but let's face it. Microsoft Office is still the king and whether it's for school, work or personal use, you can use it on your Chromebook instead of Google's alternative. Here's what you need to know.
Razer make some of the best gaming mice around so it's natural that you're considering one for your next purchase. But Razer also has a pretty large portfolio, so we're going to help you choose the right one.
NVIDIA GeForce Now brings high-quality PC gaming to any PC using the power of the cloud. While you don't need to spend time running benchmarks and adjusting many different graphics settings to get the best performance on your system, there are some things you can do that will help you get the best experience.
Want to watch Blu-ray discs on your Windows 10 PC? It's easy when you know how, so follow along with our full guide.
You can use a keyboard and mouse along with your Xbox console officially, but only in selected games. Here's how to use one in any game.
If you're shopping for a new laptop and the Razer Book 13 and Surface Laptop 3 13.5 are on your shortlist, there's a strong case for getting one over the other. Let's break it all down.
Apple Music isn't integrated with Discord the way Spotify is, but that doesn't mean you can't share the banging tunes you're listening to with your online buddies. Here's how to do it.
If you're into racing games on console then Xbox is where its at, and there's already a bunch of hardware ready to go for the new Xbox Series X and Series S if you're looking to step up to a wheel. These are the ones to get.
South Park arrives on NVIDIA GeForce Now this week, with the first of two titles set in the bad-mouthed Colorado town arriving alongside the likes of Everspace, Metro: Last Light redux and more.
The most recent update to the Windows Package Manager Preview finally added the ability to uninstall apps as well as installing them. It's still an experimental feature, though, so first you'll need to enable it. Here's how.
How do you choose between the best two Ultrabooks on the market right now? On the one hand, you can't really make a bad choice, but on the other, how do you make sure you're getting the right one for you?
The presence of a Microsoft repo on the official Raspberry Pi OS has made a bit of a fuss among its community, with a decent number of people disagreeing with it being there and with how it was added. Fortunately, it's easy enough to turn off. Here's how.
Do you really need a 4K display on the Dell XPS 13? Chances are you really don't and you could save a fair bit of cash.
The Razer Book 13 isn't designed for gamers, but can it still game anyway? Yes and no, but there's also a much easier, more suitable laptop to buy if gaming is important to you.
There's controversy brewing in the Linux world with the news emerging that a Microsoft repo has been silently added to Raspberry Pi OS without consent. The official reason seems linked to Visual Studio Code, but it's fair to say very few are happy about it.
Razer has a new gaming keyboard for you to lust after, and lust you shall. The Huntsman V2 Analog is an extraordinary thing, ticking more boxes for a gaming keyboard than we even knew existed.
If you're using a Chromebook and want a way to cut back and relax with some quality games, remote play from your Xbox console is as good a choice as any. There are some caveats to it, but it's really easy to try.
The first GFN Thursday of February outlines the next 30 titles NVIDIA is confirming for its GeForce Now cloud gaming platform. Some of the big hitters include both South Park games, the forthcoming Outriders demo and the newest season of Apex Legends.
The Razer Book 13 and Razer Blade Stealth are both quite similar, but also very different. Which of the two you should buy for yourself very much depends on what you plan to do with it. We'll help you break it down.
Looking to build a breathtaking new PC without blowing your budget on a case? We've got you covered with this selection of sub-$100 offerings.