Corbin Davenport
News Editor
Contributing since July, 2017
-
1280articles
-
886News
-
297Features
-
4Reviews
-
93Deals
About Corbin Davenport
Corbin Davenport is the News Editor at How-To Geek and an independent software developer. He also runs Tech Tales, a technology history podcast, and writes for The Spacebar. Send him an email at corbin@howtogeek.com!
Latest Articles
The PineVox Wants to Be a Hackable & Private Smart Speaker
Pine64 is still testing the hardware, but the PineVox seems promising.
Microsoft Excel Web App Just Got a Long-Awaited Feature
You can now download spreadsheets in CSV format, finally.
Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 Chip Might Bring Flagship Features to Cheaper Phones
The new chip is a minor step down from the high-end Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.
Microsoft Office 2024 Coming Soon As One-Time Purchase
Microsoft will release a new one-time purchase version of its Office suite later this year.
Max Yearly Plans Are Up to 45% Off Today
Watch a bunch of Warner, HBO, and Discovery shows and movies for slightly less money.
EchoStar's Independent 5G Wireless Network Is Now Nationwide
The "Boost Wireless Network" built by Dish and EchoStar now covers over 70% of the United States.
Want a Better VR Experience? Ditch the Bluetooth Headphones
Bluetooth has too much latency for most VR apps and games.
GPT-4 Turbo Is Now Free in Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft is upgrading the free version of Copilot to GPT-4 Turbo.
System76 Adder Linux Laptop Gets a Hardware Refresh
It now has a 14th Gen Intel CPU and your choice of RTX 40-series graphics cards.
Proton Mail's Windows and Mac App is Now Available
It's now rolled out to all paying subscribers, and a Linux app is in beta.
Speedometer 3.0 Can Test Your Browser’s Real-World Performance
It's designed to simulate regular web browsing and using web apps.
This New USB-C Battery Is Super Thin And Has An Info Screen
It can charge laptops, but don't expect it to last long doing that.
Microsoft Was Showing QR Code Ads on Windows Lock Screens
The large QR codes sent people to a download page for Microsoft Copilot.
This Is Microsoft’s Plan to Kill the Classic Outlook for Windows
Microsoft will gradually replace the classic Outlook for Windows with the new web-based app.
What Happened to QuickTime Player?
QuickTime Player is still around, but it's not the cross-platform media giant that it once was.
iOS 17.4 Update Adds New Emoji, Podcast Transcriptions, and More
The ability to install third-party app stores has also arrived, but only in the EU.
Google Wants to Remove AI Spam Articles From Search Results
Google is finally trying to show fewer AI-generated spam articles in Search results.