Asus has been out in front for a whole year in terms of design, and nobody has been able to catch up. So for 2025, the big A is sticking with the formula — the ROG Zephyrus G14 is still the ...

Xbox Cloud Gaming is now available on LG Smart TVs, with 4K gaming possible thanks to AI upscaling (Xbox Cloud Gaming only ...

The Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 is easily one of the most powerful gaming laptops I've ever used — leveling up game performance with RTX 5090, a sleeker, more versatile design and improved ports. But that ...

Asus has officially pulled the curtain back on the ROG Strix XG32UCG, a feature-packed gaming monitor that wants to be everything at once — a high-refresh esports screen and a 4K stunner for ...

Windows 10 is extremely flexible and your desktop can easily come alive in a few minutes. All you need is a live wallpaper Windows 10. But you don’t have to stress about looking for the best live ...

Over a decade after the release of the first 4K TV’s, for some reason live TV has remained almost entirely limited to 1080p (or lower) resolution. An interwoven web of outdated capture and ...

Switch 2 vs Steam Deck OLED vs ROG Ally X How will the Nintendo Switch ... The Switch 2, however, has turned the tables a little bit. With 4K output, a 120Hz HDR display, and both DLSS and ray ...

In this blog post, checkout the story behind these wallpapers, explore their unique features, and download them in static as well as live wallpapers. As the story goes, in 1975, two childhood ...

making it one of the few good sources for 4k live wallpapers. The app has ads and in-app purchases, but the ads aren’t that bad, and the in-app purchases aren’t either. It’s an excellent ...

The ROG Strix OLED XG27UCDMG is packed with features that make it perfect for gaming and content creation. With a 240 Hz refresh rate and a 0.03 ms response time, you can expect lightning-fast ...

Today Dominic is taking a look at the ASUS ROG PG32UQ. It's a 4K/144Hz monitor that's the cheaper sibling to the PG32UQX we reviewed last year - but instead of £3299, it's priced at a much more ...

It's a 4K/144Hz monitor that's the cheaper sibling to the PG32UQX we reviewed last year - but instead of £3299, it's priced at a much more palatable £849. We find out how ASUS did it, and if it ...