Jason Collins
The Universal Stylus Initiative – or USI – are a nonprofit alliance of companies, responsible for defining industry-wide standards when it comes to effective stylus-to-screen interaction. This encompasses everything that a stylus is compatible with running on – including touch-enabled screens – such as tablets, computers, and entertainment platforms. Though there are a large number … Read more
Excitement over the Asus X570 motherboard series is reaching fever pitch heights, and for good reason. Since the original X570 motherboard series was released back in July 2019, its popularity has gone from strength to strength – not only among seasoned tech enthusiasts, but among first-time builders as well. The chipset has stayed top-rated since … Read more
It’s a time of significant change within Apple; the company announces new models, cuts old ties, and introduces new design changes that secure its trendsetting position on the market of consumer electronics. The company recently introduced new MacBook laptop models featuring its proprietary Apple Silicon chips and entirely new form factors. Additionally, the new and … Read more
Apple’s latest Mac Mini models with the company’s proprietary M1 chip, revealed in November 2020, seemed like a pretty good deal. While sporting a $699 price tag, at the time, the devices offered the exact same CPU and GPU as their older and more expensive brethren, the MacBook and iMac computers. So, purchasing a Mac … Read more
Several users of M1 MacBooks are reporting that their screens have cracked during routine usage, without being touched, and without warning. Reports that have arisen in recent weeks suggest that these screens – both the MacBook Pro M1 and the MacBook Air M1 – may be brittle enough to break during normal use. Frustrated M1 … Read more
Windows will soon be available to run on Macs – even for those that don’t have Boot Camp. Parallels, the universally acclaimed virtualization software, has introduced a new edition that will fully enable Windows 11 to run on M1 systems. Parallels is capable of supporting Intel Macs as well as the newer M1 models , … Read more