Will Verduzco

Unlike CES or MWC, which are fairly consumer-focused trade shows, the annual Computex Taipei event is traditionally a "B2B" affair. Boring! Still, we made a point to attend, and it's a good thing we did. Some of the greatest tech innovations of 2026 (or maybe even the decade) made their debut during Computex, including a few surprises that may completely change how the average person interacts with computers at a fundamental level.

Search faster with Everything, a lightweight search engine for Windows. Enhance workflows with PowerToys, offering utilities like preview panes and File Locksmith. Automate file organization with File Juggler, securely delete files with Eraser, and enhance file browsing with Explorer++. Even with the addition of tabs, the file browsing experience on Windows is still lackluster. The search is as broken as ever. I’m still waiting for bulk renaming, file locks, a bookmarks bar, or secure deletion.

If you've purchased a new smartphone, you're probably planning to use it for a few years. Obviously, you'd like to keep it running like new for as long as possible. I recommend following these tips to keep your smartphone in top shape. Use a protective case and screen protector Most modern smartphones, the iPhone 16 series, for example, come with a strong front and back body. Manufacturers have been able to improve smartphone durability with the use of materials like Gorilla Glass and aluminum.