APC

For people who love technology, APC is unique: it's the world's longest-published monthly tech magazine. Launched in May 1980, we were there when Apple's Macintosh and IBM's PC were born, and have been at the forefront of tech ever since. With a combination of insights, testing and tutorials APC lets you stay up-to-date with tech as it changes the world.

APC

Data and displays • The best of both.

Exclusive downloads • Your free full-version apps as a thanks for reading APC. These exclusive downloads will only be available for a limited time, from 24/06/24 to 11/08/24.

Intel and AMD announce next-gen CPUs • Ryzen 9000 desktop series & Lunar Lake for mobile.

Boffins spin up 4K, laying new foundations for smart homes • The fragile links between smart home gadgets just grew a little stronger.

The CEO of Spotify is anti-music • Wealthy platform holders keep proving they know nothing about art, or even “content”, writes Shaun Prescott.

Reset to default • Intel Raptor Lake Core i9 instability problems.

Snapdragon X mounts the biggest challenge to x86 I can remember • All the major laptop manufacturers are onboard, proving that Qualcomm’s new chips are serious contenders.

What exactly is an ‘AI’ PC? • Set performance metrics attempt to define exactly what AI is.

Outrage grenades • The internet doth protest too much at too little, says Jon Honeyball.

Meet 10 intriguing characters from tech-futures past • Future technologies are built on work from decades ago. Nicole Kobie would like you to meet these should-be-famous innovators.

The A-List • The best products on the market, as picked by our editors.

HWMonitor vs HWiNFO • The kings of system monitoring go head-to-head. Zak Storey investigates.

GADGETS • Nice things to have

REVIEWS • Expert reviews and recommendations to help you buy with confidence

Lenovo Legion 5i • Get your game on with the new Gen 9 Legion 5i from Lenovo.

Apple iPad Pro (M4) • With ridiculous levels of power stuffed into its 5.1mm-thin frame, this is a triumph of design – but do you need it?

Apple iPad Air (M2) • All the power and features most people need, and the 13in version is a match for the 12.9in iPad Pro.

Apple Pencil Pro • Expensive, of course, but its new features lift the Pencil Pro above all rivals.

Dell Precision 3490 • A capable workstation that has a large range of optional extras to suit varied business needs.

Asrock Z790I Lightning WiFi • A mini but mighty Z790 ITX option.

Aorus FO32U2P • Aorus’ 3rd-Gen QD-OLED gaming monitor seeks to justify its price tag.

Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM • Asus aims to make the perfect gaming monitor but it’s even more expensive than expensive rivals.

Turtle Beach Atlas Air Wireless • An amazingly lightweight and comfortable pair of cans.

Logitech G Astro A50X Lightspeed • The latest generation of A50 is here to save you from ever dealing with a dongle or TV remote again.

WizTree 4.19 • Drive-space analyser

BBEdit 15 • Our old text-editing stalwart just got another excellent update.

Regata OS 24 • Let’s hope Neil Mohr doesn’t make any gags he’ll regata. Damn it!

Uncle Sam vs Apple • Regulators around the world are coming for Apple. Charlotte Henry takes a look at the challenges it faces.

BRILLIANT MONITORS FROM $229 • Whether you’re looking for screens to roll out in a business, an entertainment centrepiece or a pro-quality monitor, one of our 11 displays holds the answer. Read on and find your next screen upgrade...

What to look for when buying a monitor • Before you jump into individual reviews, it’s worth considering...