We wrap up the week’s news with the usual roundup we publish on Sunday, rounding up the best we’ve brought you over the past seven days.

Intel Arc Alchemist: everything you need to know about the new graphics. The new dedicated graphics cards are expected to launch sometime this year, and thanks to numerous leaks and information from Intel itself, we have a pretty good idea of ​​what to expect.

Does your computer meet the requirements to install Windows 11 22H2? Microsoft’s new operating system is on the wane. This will be the final, stable version of what is believed to be the first major system update, and will be delivered free of charge to update PCs that have a valid Windows 11 license.

Last week of school discounts. Hurry up, they’re gone! The PcComponentes back to school sales campaign is still active and will continue until September 18th. It offers 45% off a wide selection of its catalog, interest-free financing, free shipping and returns, and more.

Nothing Phone (1), analysis: and nothing else. When analyzing a new smartphone, there is never much to say about the design, especially when the novelties are already assimilated, but the Nothing Phone wants to turn things around. In this analysis, we will tell you whether it will succeed.

Five things a good gaming monitor should have. The success of gaming monitors is easy to explain and understand. Today, their prices have come down a lot, and functions and features that were previously exclusive to the most expensive models have been extended to cheaper models.

How to use your smartphone to connect other devices to the Internet. The possibilities of modern smartphones are enormous. Authentic mini PCs excel in their versatility and a good way to use them is to turn them into a Wi-Fi access point to provide internet to other devices.

Apple releases iOS 16: compatible terminals, news and how to install it, Apple released the final version of its new mobile operating system. This version comes with interesting news and represents, as we told you then, the end of the life cycle of the iPhone 6s-6s Plus and iPhone 7-iPhone 7s.

2022 Emmy Awards: Winners and Nominees (and Where to Watch Them). Known as the “Series Oscars,” they are annual awards for excellence in the American television industry and are a good showcase for promoting certain programs that have triumphed among critics in the country.

Cult of the Lamb Review: Satanic Cults and Lovely Creatures. Lamb has been one of the staple foods in video games this summer. Specifically, the one we see here, the adorable protagonist of Cult of the Lamb. We had a chance to test it out on PC, and it turns out that starting a pet cult is as fun as it sounds.

Improve your privacy by turning off your webcam when you’re not using it. Webcams are peripheral devices specialized for video and audio communication over the Internet and have proven very useful in the COVID pandemic. But they have a problem that should be known about. And webcam spying is not a myth.

Print back to school for less than a euro with HP Instant Ink. HP Instant Ink has revolutionized the world of inkjet printing because it is convenient, sustainable, requires no commitment, is very economical and allows you to save up to 70% on ink.

More MC content you shouldn’t miss

In addition to the previous selection, the week has come a long way and we can highlight a few more articles that we think you will enjoy:

• Intel XeSS vs. NVIDIA DLSS and native resolution.
• This is how cybercriminals steal your Steam account Attention!
• And another is security: Uber suffered a cyber attack that compromised critical IT systems and the data of millions of users.
• Take advantage of school discounts and get original Windows 10 for only 12.5 euros with lifetime validity.
• BackBlaze confirms the results: SSD reliability is better than HDD reliability.
• Don’t miss the best deals of the week for the new Red Friday.
• That’s how impressive the ZOTAC RTX 4090 graphics card is.
• Google Photos introduces new collage editor, enhances memories and more.
• Google disbands the team responsible for the Pixelbook.
• Microsoft is preparing the Surface Gaming Laptop, a team specialized in games.
• Our readers are talking: how do you apply thermal paste and why?

Other TPNET articles you may be interested in

If MC is a consumer portal, you know that our parent company TPNET offers other websites dedicated to business, professionals, SMEs and channels, in addition to those specialized in security and Linux. We’ll let you pick the best published content that you might be interested in.

• Partner Guide 2023 survey: How do you expect the year to end in technology?
• What is a data-driven company and how does it work?
• Patent trolls speak out against open source.
• Four tools to help you be your own boss.
• How to manage multicloud migration.
• The hybrid work model will affect 85% of Spanish organizations.