Jason England

1 week ago | tomsguide.com | Jason England

Usually, I just skip the OneDrive portion of setting up a Windows 11 PC, as the whole cloud drive integration into the operating system makes for a weird conflict between local and online files. But as it turns out, Microsoft has another reason you should steer clear. You see, the file sync apps for Windows and Mac have been broken for 10 months — ever since complaints started in June 2024. And instead of addressing the problem, Microsoft has seemingly decided to ignore it. What’s the issue?

1 week ago | tomsguide.com | Jason England

Apple Vision Pro has had a rocky launch to say the least. It’s one of the most technologically advanced gadgets you can buy, but it’s hurting people’s heads, necks, eyes and wallets. There is a plan to turn it around, though. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman Apple is hard at work on a next generation Vision Pro that will fix some of our biggest problems with it.

1 week ago | tomsguide.com | Jason England

While geeks like me dream of VR power in AR glasses, most people just want smart specs that work with their phone, laptop, or Steam Deck — saving neck pain by being a glorified external display on your face. For that, you could spend a lot on something like the Xreal One or the Viture Pro. Or, you could just save yourself a bunch of money and get the RayNeo Air 3s. And to you, I’d say this is the best budget pair of smart glasses you can buy right now.

2 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Jason England

Agentic AI is the thing every company is racing towards, from the new features in Microsoft Copilot to OpenAI Operator. But the real magic in this area is coming straight from Norway in Opera’s Browser Operator. Being real, I was a little cynical when I first spoke to Opera about this — the promises were lofty and I didn’t think they were possible. I still had my doubts when watching the on-screen demo too.

2 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Jason England

Tech(Image: © Future)On April 2, 2025, President Trump signed an order implementing reciprocal tariffs against nearly 90 countries worldwide. In this mix, there are nations like Taiwan, China and Vietnam — countries that are critical to the production of all your favorite gadgets. So, the question on our mind (and the minds of many Americans) is a simple one: how are these tariffs going to impact the price of the gadgets we love?