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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 22
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for pcmag.com
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- Jul 6, 2026
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My Teen Wanted to Try PC Gaming. Here's How We Unlocked a $1,000 Game Backlog for Free (opens the original)
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When my 16-year-old son announced he wanted to switch to PC gaming, I braced myself for two things: endless tech support headaches and a brutally expensive credit card bill to buy all his games. The PC world is incredibly appealing to teens, but it's notoriously unfriendly to beginners. For a kid with barely enough patience to sit through an Instagram reel, dealing with driver updates and game crashes would only discourage him. He wants to play games, not become an IT specialist. I needed a syst
Why Valve’s Steam Machine Is the Ultimate First PC for My Teenager (opens the original)
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For a teenager into gaming, the allure of PCs inevitably becomes impossible to ignore. The massive game catalog, modding communities, and faster performance are far too appealing to pass up. Naturally, my teenage son wanted in. The problem is that he has virtually zero PC experience. Throwing him into the deep end of Windows gaming sounded like a recipe for disaster. For a teen with barely enough patience to sit through an Instagram Reel, driver updates, crashes, and troubleshooting would only d
Android vs. iPhone: Which OS Dominates in the 2026 Smartphone War? (opens the original)
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In 2026, the long-standing smartphone war between Apple iOS and Google Android is neck and neck. Both operating systems offer mature, high-level experiences that make your choice a matter of personal preference rather than forced loyalty. iOS 27 retains its curated ecosystem, and Android 17 champions open customization, but the walls between them are crumbling thanks to improved cross-platform tools like Transfer to Android and Move to iOS, making brand lock-in a thing of the past. Which one com
With iOS 27, Apple Is Laying the Groundwork to Paywall Your iPhone (opens the original)
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Historically, the annual iOS rollout acts as the great equalizer: Whether you're holding a brand-new flagship or a three-year-old device, updating your software feels like a free upgrade. But look closely at the iPhone over the last few years, and you'll see fault lines beginning to form. Ever since Apple entered the relentless silicon arms race on phones, it has widened the gap between its standard processors and its ultra-premium chips. Newer hardware generations leave previous ones in the dus
Celebrate Pokémon’s 30th Anniversary by Cashing Out Your Rare Card Collection (opens the original)
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Much like the pocket monsters themselves, the Pokémon trading card game (TCG) market has evolved from a casual hobby into a lucrative, high-stakes alternative asset. You know what I mean if you've ever tried to purchase a set from the Pokémon Center: the long queues are ridiculous. The market for top-tier chase cards is red hot, driven entirely by hype for a select few mascot singles. On Feb. 16, 2026, Logan Paul broke trading card records by selling his PSA 10-graded Pikachu Illustrator card (a
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