The Reolink TrackMix is a PTZ security camera that integrates two separate lenses in one body, offering both wide-area monitoring and detailed close-up tracking. Available in PoE (wired) and Wi-Fi ...

The Reolink TrackMix PTZ camera looks like a standard Wi-Fi security camera at first glance, but it comes with several design and feature choices that make it stand out. TrackMix uses a mix of metal ...

Valve’s Steam client is pretty widely compatible with all kinds of newer and older operating systems—that’s what you do when you want as many people as possible spending their money in your store. But ...

In the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, Microsoft has introduced various new features in Windows 11 designed to protect users from modern workplace threats. Among such features, Smart App ...

At IFA 2025, Reolink took the wraps off its latest entry in the smart security market: the TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi, a 4K dual-lens, 360-degree PTZ floodlight camera that promises to eliminate both ...

IFA 2025 is one of the biggest tech expos of the year, held annually in Berlin, and security camera specialist Reolink is using the opportunity to introduce two new innovative products to its range: ...

Reolink rolled out a new smart home security camera at IFA 2025 that the company says can see beyond its dual camera lenses. It’s called the TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi, and it looks kind of like the ...

Last week, I got the chance to speak to Chris Bergey, Senior VP and General Manager for the Client side of Arm Holdings, and after picking his brain about Windows on Arm for PC gaming, I'm carefully ...

In context: The "thin client" concept is almost as old as computing itself, dating back to the first terminals used to access mainframe computers in early multi-user systems. Today, thin clients are ...

Backing up client computers in Windows Server Essentials is a key step in safeguarding valuable data and maintaining smooth operations. Administrators can easily configure automated backups, monitor ...

In brief: It's now possible to run a barebones version of Discord on legacy Microsoft operating systems including Windows 98 (and even Windows 95, if you're willing to jump through a few extra hoops).