Articles by Chuong Nguyen

Asus Chromebit review

By Chuong Nguyen published 20 November 15

Updated The Chromebit turns any screen into a Chrome OS desktop, just remember to bring your own keyboard and mouse.

The HP Elite x2 is one example of a convertible notebook

Can Skylake save Intel from the iPad Pro?

By Chuong Nguyen published 19 November 15

Intel hopes more powerful 2-in-1 notebooks will replace standalone tablets.

Google search results delivers apps and content within apps

Google lets you run apps on your phone without requiring a download

By Chuong Nguyen published 18 November 15

Google will start to show relevant apps and app content in search results.

Adobe says iPad Pro can't replace a laptop for creative work, and it's okay

By Chuong Nguyen published 18 November 15

Adobe's UX director shares his vision for how creatives could use the iPad Pro, Apple Pencil and Adobe apps.

New OS X El Capitan beta arrives for Mac owners

Latest OS X El Capitan beta strives to improve Mac performance

By Chuong Nguyen published 17 November 15

Apple OS X El Capitan 10.11.2 beta 4 is now available for download in the Mac App Store.

Dell endpoint security suite will work on Dell Latitude laptops

Dell leverages artificial intelligence to protect PCs from malware

By Chuong Nguyen published 17 November 15

Cylance partnership will protect Dell OptiPlex and Latitude systems against malware using algorithms and AI.

Google Now is the best way to cheat at trivia night

By Chuong Nguyen published 16 November 15

Google's use of semantics makes searching easier, allowing you to ask more complex queries to save time.

HP Officejet Pro X576dw review

By Chuong Nguyen published 13 November 15

Updated HP's Officejet Pro X576dw redefines printing, combining the quality of an inkjet and the speed of a laser.

Michael Dell defends PCs against the iPad Pro

By Chuong Nguyen published 13 November 15

As Dell stands behind its PC business, it is looking towards the cloud for further growth.

Windows 10's first major update is here

By Chuong Nguyen published 12 November 15

Windows 10 November Update is available for desktops, tablets, laptops and Xbox One owners starting today.

Dell's PowerEdge servers get a Xeon boost

By Chuong Nguyen published 11 November 15

The PowerEdge R230 and PowerEdge T330 brings more versatility to Dell's SMB server lineup.

Box's new file-sharing app brings better Windows 10 integration

By Chuong Nguyen published 11 November 15

Box takes a different integration strategy with Microsoft than rival Dropbox.

Microsoft Surface Pro 4: 5 major glitches

By Chuong Nguyen published 11 November 15

From driver crashes to slow scrolling and battery drain, we examine Surface Pro 4 issues that Microsoft needs to resolve.

Epson's new portable SMB projectors shine brighter

By Chuong Nguyen published 10 November 15

The Epson EX5250 Pro and EX5240 feature 3LCD bulb technology for brighter, vivid images.

Fujitsu predicts new technology challenges as the workplace evolves

By Chuong Nguyen published 9 November 15

With place- and time-shifting, small businesses will need to find new ways to manage data and devices for remote employees.

Google Drive, Calendar updates make collaboration easier

By Chuong Nguyen published 5 November 15

Google enables mobile notifications when you receive a shared file on Drive, and Calendar gets its own trash can.

Lenovo IdeaPad 100S review

By Chuong Nguyen published 5 November 15

Updated The IdeaPad 100S runs Windows 10, and is priced to compete against Chromebooks.

iOS 9 now powers two out of three iPhones

By Chuong Nguyen published 4 November 15

More users could be updating to iOS 9 following the debut of new emoji.

The next major Windows 10 update could arrive this week

By Chuong Nguyen published 3 November 15

Microsoft may release Threshold 2 for PCs and phones to Insiders ahead of consumer availability this month.

Amazon Local closure will force small businesses to rethink daily deals

By Chuong Nguyen published 30 October 15

Businesses still have opportunities to partner with Amazon, but not by offering customers deals.