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In this week’s The Long View: Linux 6.0 promoted to Stable, Debian 12 will include closed-source binaries, and Google Cloud opens its first Africa region.

As PCMag celebrates its 40th anniversary, we take a look back at the computers that had the greatest impact on us and the industry, from a 16K beige box to a cutting-edge convertible that redefined mobile computing.

You want powerful software? You don't have to pay for it. Everything you need to be productive and secure on your PC is on this list, and it's all totally free.

Machines have outplayed humans before, but the technology is nearing an endgame – and the new approach is driving progress elsewhere in society.

Machines have outplayed humans before, but the technology is nearing an endgame

We take a look at why iPhones are so successful, particularly by examining the new budget iPhone SE (2022).

Microsoft is no longer supporting Windows 7 with security updates. In other words, Windows 7 is now just like Windows XP—an older operating system that will gradually accumulate unpatched security holes. Here’s how to keep it as secure as possible.

Apple’s decision to ditch Intel paid off this year. The pivot allowed Apple to completely rethink the Mac, which had started to grow stale with an aging design and iterative annual upgrades. Following the divorce from Intel, Apple has launched far more exciting computers

Microsoft was hurt so badly by Xbox shortages that it ran a Halo Infinite tournament using developer kits..

Covid lockdowns in Asia are set to bring misery this Christmas with Australian import deliveries arriving eight to 12v months late, causing heartbreak and disappointment.