Latest articles by Jacob Little
This plug and play dock allows you to expand your connectivity across Windows and Mac devices, and is light enough to easily travel with you.
I've mixed work and play with Boulies' premium gaming chair, which comes with some ergonomic comforts too.
Choosing a laptop for video editing might be slightly different than choosing one for general tasks, gaming or productivity.
Experts weigh in on the most striking classic fonts.
When linking up screens and devices, which connectivity option should you choose? We compare the two most popular, HMDI vs. USB-C, in this article
When type sets the tone.
This is a great portable USB-A and USB-C power bank that has to make a few compromises in service of high capacity.
FlexClip is a fantastic way to get started on your first video-editing project - but it leaves some features to be desired.
These laptop definitions will help you make sense of your CPUs, GPUs and SSDs to make the right choice when buying your next laptop.
Looking at laptop displays means getting to grips with a wide range of technical information. Here, we look into some of the things that’ll matter to most creatives.
It takes a bit of work to assemble, but once it's in place, the Flexispot E7 Pro is a fantastic piece of ergonomic office furniture.
It's like a double garage, but for your digital assets.
From image generation to UI design, here are 7 AI plugins that can speed up creative workflows.
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Our roundup of the best AI photo editing software.
The WD My Passport SSD offers great read and write speeds, pretty design, and... the shortest USB cable in the world?
Videoleap is a video-editing app that goes big on generative AI. How does it fare? We've tested it.
AI features have some way to go, but Photoleap is still a very fun photo-editing app.
Lots of modular storage, but is it too exclusive for regular users?
This entry-level gaming PC can suit creatives with an interest in gaming.
Vibrant colour and solid factory calibration offset the 60Hz refresh rate and bulky build.
Extremely portable and affordable, but print quality isn't the best.
Hipgnosis worked on album art for iconic bands like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin – and they have a lot to teach us today.
