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Here's the production Honda E in all its glory

Here's the production Honda E in all its glory

Every time we see more of the Honda E, it makes us sad it won't be coming to the US because, well, just look at it. In Europe, buyers have already begun to fill out reservation lists, but ahead of the production car's debut at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show, the Japanese automaker has spilled the finer details.

Up until now, the images we've seen have represented prototype builds, and we're happy to report these production images reflect just about everything that makes the E look so gosh darned great. The happy front fascia is still there with its round headlights. The retro looks continue to the rear where circular taillights sit in place. Even the side camera mirrors are meant for production, which help keep a clean side profile. That technology isn't legal in the US, but NHTSA will finally look into camera-as-mirror systems. It's likely inevitable the technology gets a green light from US regulators.

Moving to the core of the car, the Honda E will go roughly 136 miles on a single charge. That's an internal Honda estimate, however, and not based on WLTP testing in Europe. EPA testing would likely rate the car's range even lower in the US. Providing the juice is a 33.5 kilowatt-hour battery that feeds a single electric motor. Drive is to the rear wheels only and Honda will offer two power outputs: one with 134 horsepower and one with 152 hp. Regardless of the horsepower, both configurations sport 232 pound-feet of torque. Honda also ensured a 50:50 weight distribution, which should make the E quite tossable and fun to scoot around in.

At the end of the day, the E accepts fast charging to top off the battery to 80% in roughly 30 minutes.

In terms of pricing, it's on the expensive side, but it's not too bad. The Honda E's 134-hp spec starts at £26,160 (about $32,300, directly converted), with the more powerful and better equipped variant raising the price to £28,660 (about $35,300).

Also ready for production is the full-width digital dashboard. Measuring 12.3 inches each, the two LCD screens take up the full cockpit and display all infotainment, applications and other essential information for drivers and passengers. The automaker will also install an artificial intelligence system that responds to "OK, Honda" to answer questions or respond to instructions from drivers.

The adorable electric car is nearly ready for prime time and we'll be on hand for the full details at the Frankfurt Motor Show next week.

Originally published Sept. 4.
Update, Sept. 10: Added pricing information.

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Biden Set to Sign Law to Pump $53 Billion Into US Chip Manufacturing

Biden Set to Sign Law to Pump $53 Billion Into US Chip Manufacturing

President Joe Biden will sign the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 into law on Aug. 9 in a Rose Garden ceremony, the White House said in a press statement Wednesday, a move that will flood $52.7 billion in funding to US chipmakers over five years. 

The bill should help companies like Intel and GlobalFoundries compete with Asian processor manufacturers like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) in Taiwan, Samsung in South Korea and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) in China.

The bill is designed to help tech companies in the US cut the enormous expense of chip manufacturing to help ensure a supply of the electronic brains that are critical to cars, computers, weapons systems, dishwashers, toys and just about any other product today that uses electricity. The extent of the US reliance on those processors became clear over the last two years when a global chip shortage halted shipments of many of those products, harming businesses and forcing automakers to shut down car plants.

Congress approved the measure last week with a 243-187 vote in the House of Representatives and a 64-33 vote in the Senate, largely with Democratic support but also with some Republicans on board.

"The bill will supercharge our efforts to make semiconductors here in America," Biden said Tuesday.

China, America's top geopolitical rival and the world's manufacturing leader, has spent lavishly on a program to build its own native semiconductor industry. And many are concerned that the world's top chipmaker, TSMC, is headquartered on an island that China claims as its own territory, a concern that's grown after Russia invaded Ukraine despite international objections.

Although the CHIPS Act is designed to boost US chipmaking, TSMC remains important to US manufacturing. Taiwan's central role in geopolitics was on display this week as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited the island, including a TSMC meeting, according to The Washington Post. China objected to the visit and began five days of live-fire military drills in areas near the country.

Sen. Chuck Shumer, a Democrat from New York and major backer of the legislation, last week called the bill "one of the largest investments in science, tech, and manufacturing in decades." It'll create jobs with good pay, help unclog supply chains, improve US security and lower costs for consumers pained by inflation, he tweeted.

Rep. Tim Ryan, an Ohio Democrat, was among those who urged passage of the bill on the House floor, raising the specter of an even more dominant China without the funding. "China is outmanufacturing us – semiconductors, communications equipment, electric vehicles, batteries," he said. "You look at all these boats out in California. They're not coming from Kansas. They're coming from China. If we don't reinvest and bring these supply chains back here, we're going to continue to lose."

The chip industry was born in the US, but consolidation squeezed dozens of high-tech companies out of the business, most recently AMD and IBM. That left Intel as the largest US chipmaker, but over the last decade, it struggled to advance its manufacturing technology to keep pace with Moore's Law.

Those struggles paved the way for the rise of TSMC in Taiwan and Samsung in South Korea, both of which make processors for other companies like Apple, Qualcomm, AMD, Nvidia and MediaTek through a foundry business. About 12% of chips are made in the US today, down from 37% in 1990, according to a 2021 Semiconductor Industry Association report.

The CHIPS Act would fund several suppliers of chipmaking equipment and materials, but arguably the biggest beneficiary are those who actually manufacture the processors by etching microscopically small electronic circuitry onto silicon wafers.

Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger lauded the House and Senate votes. "This investment will shape the future of America's leadership in semiconductor manufacturing and innovation. We are excited to move full speed ahead to start building #IntelOhio," Gelsinger tweeted, referring to a new Intel chip manufacturing site. Intel canceled a groundbreaking ceremony earlier in July as part of its effort to push Congress to pass the CHIPS Act. Intel lost its technology lead to TSMC and Samsung and is suffering financially as it tries to claw its way back.

A new leading-edge chip fabrication plant, or fab, costs about $10 billion. Intel has said the CHIPS Act would cut about $3 billion off that price tag. It's investing heavily new new fabs in the US, including with $20 billion spending for a new "megafab" in Ohio that eventually could rise to $100 billion.

Spending $52.7 billion should help US processor manufacturing, but don't assume that'll mean a complete disconnection from Asia. The Boston Consulting Group expects it would cost $350 billion to $420 billion to create a self-sufficient semiconductor supply chain in the US. And that cost runs contrary to the capitalistic impulse to reward the least expensive suppliers.

But the idea behind the CHIPS Act is more independence from Asian manufacturing, not complete independence. And TSMC and Samsung, both building new fabs in the US, also could benefit.

To help ensure the CHIPS Act's passage after weeks of political machinations, sponsors reshaped the bill with funding for the National Science Foundation, National Institute of Standards and Technology, and Commerce Department for basic and applied research. Including that work, the legislation would appropriate $280 billion.

After a year of partisan wrangling that had left the bill stalled, the chip industry is now delighted with the progress. "The CHIPS Act will help usher in a better, brighter American future built on semiconductors, and we urge the president to swiftly sign it into law," the Semiconductor Industry Association said in a Thursday statement.

The CHIPS Act's investment tax credit and subsidies will be crucial steps to "bolster the semiconductor supply chain based in the United States and keep pace with industry incentives offered by other regions," said Ajit Manocha, chief executive of trade group Semi, in a statement last week.

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Want to download Windows 11? You need to do these two things first

Want to download Windows 11? You need to do these two things first

Windows 11  began rolling out in October and brings a new, more streamlined design and updated features, including support for Android apps, easy toggling between multiple virtual desktops and better multitasking. Microsoft included a few Mac-like features and the ability to run Android apps on Windows 11. 

But there are a few catches to downloading the new operating system. For starters, Microsoft is using a phased rollout for Windows 11. And before you download, you'll need a Wi-Fi connection and a Windows 11 Home account. However, Windows 10 users can upgrade for free (here's how to get Windows 10 first so you can download Windows 11). But if you're setting up a Windows 11 Home account -- which most people using it on a personal device will be -- there are a few extra steps you'll have to take before accessing the new features.

Read more: Windows 11 review: Familiar but fresh

We'll break down everything you need to know before downloading Windows 11, including how to check if your computer is compatible to make sure you meet the new requirements. And here's what to know if you're thinking of upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11 Home. This story was recently updated. 

Create a Microsoft account (or sign in to yours)

You'll need to create a free Microsoft account before you download Windows 11. 

Microsoft

To set up Windows 11 Home, you'll need a Microsoft account, which gives you access to Microsoft products and services. Don't worry -- it's free to create one. 

In the past, it was possible to opt out of creating a Microsoft account and use a local one instead (though the process wasn't intuitive). It appears that with Windows 11, you will need to create a Microsoft account to get started. After that point, you can delete your Microsoft account and sign in with a local account if you'd like, and this won't impact how you use the OS -- but you won't be able to sync content across multiple devices. A Microsoft account also allows easier transferring from your old PC to a new one, and more options for signing in. 

Windows 11 Pro and the version built for enterprise use will not require people to sign in to Microsoft accounts.

Here's how to create a free Microsoft account as Windows 11 rolls out:

1. Go to account.microsoft.com, and click Sign in.

2. Tap Create one to make a new account. (If you already have an account, you can sign in here.)

3. Enter your email address. Or, if you'd rather create a new email address through Microsoft (which will appear as @outlook.com), click Get a new email address, enter what you'd like, and click Next. 

4. Create a password, and click Next.

5. Enter your country/region and date of birth, and click Next. 

6. Check your email for a verification code, and click Next.

Connect to the internet 

You need to have an internet connection to set up Windows 11.

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To download Windows 11 Home (and to create a Microsoft account), you'll also need to be connected to the internet. The reason for this is that Windows 11 will primarily be delivered as a Windows Update, much like newer versions of Windows 10 have been.

You'll also need the internet to perform future updates and to take advantage of some of the new Windows 11 features, according to Microsoft. 

This requirement may pose a problem for those who lack easy internet access. However, after you connect for the initial setup, you don't have to connect again if you don't want to (though you should to get important security updates that prevent vulnerabilities). 

If you're downloading Windows 11 on your current computer, just make sure you're connected to the internet before you start the process. If you buy a new Windows 11 computer after the OS is generally released, you should be prompted to connect to the internet when you're setting it up.

For more, check out how Windows 11 compares with Windows 10, everything to know about making the upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 and all the Windows 11 features we wanted but didn't get. 

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How to Delete Your Twitter Account, and Reactivate It if You Change Your Mind

How to Delete Your Twitter Account, and Reactivate It if You Change Your Mind

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, Space X and Boring Company, has entered into a $44 billion deal with the social media giant Twitter. Once Musk acquires the company, big changes could be on the horizon, and not just an edit button. The deal will also take the service from public to privately held.

If you've been on the fence for a while about deleting your Twitter account, we'll explain what your options are below, including whether you can change your mind about deactivating your account. For more, Twitter is rolling out a way to let you untag yourself from any conversation.

How to delete your Twitter account on your phone

Here's how to delete your Twitter account from your phone. Note that before you close your account, you may want to create an archive of your tweets. Here's how to download all your tweets.

1. Sign in to your Twitter account and tap your profile icon in the top left corner.

2. In the side menu, scroll down and tap Settings and privacy.

3. Select Your account > Deactivate your account.

4. Select a reactivation period: 30 days or 12 months.

5. Tap Deactivate.

6. You'll be prompted to enter your password and tap Deactivate to confirm.

Depending on which reactivation period you select, you can always undo your decision and reactivate your account before that time is up (see below). Otherwise, your account will be deleted for good after the reactivation period ends.

Read more: Musk, Twitter Must Comply With EU Rules, Official Says

How to delete your Twitter account on your computer

If you're using Twitter on your computer's web browser, here's how to delete your account. Again, before you close it down, think about creating an archive of your tweets.

1. Sign in to your Twitter account.

2. On the left menu, select More > Settings and privacy.

3. Under the Your account section, click Deactivate your account.

4. Choose one of the reactivation periods: 30 days or 12 months.

5. Click Deactivate.

6. You'll then be prompted to enter your password and then you'll confirm you want to proceed by clicking Deactivate account.

If you change your mind, see below for how to undo your account deactivation. If not, your account will be deleted.

Yes, you can reactivate your Twitter account, but only for so long.

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Unlink any third-party apps from your account

While you may have clicked the button to deactivate your account, Twitter notes that third-party apps can reactivate your account when you sign in to them. To prevent this from happening, you'll need to revoke third-party app access to your Twitter account, such as those that can automatically delete old tweets.

To get started, sign in to your Twitter account and go to Settings and privacy > Security and account access > Apps and sessions > Connected apps. You'll then select each app one at a time and click Revoke app permissions.

How to reactivate your Twitter account

If you change your mind, you can always reactivate your account for up to 30 days or 12 months, depending on the selection you made. Here's what to do.

1. Log in to your account.

2. You'll see a notice asking if you'd like to reactivate your account. If you select yes, you'll be redirected to your Twitter Home timeline. Note that it could take a while for your Tweets and followers to be restored.

For more, here's how to change the privacy settings on Twitter, how to delete old tweets and why people are leaving Netflix and how to cancel your subscription.

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The Bob's Burgers Movie: How to Watch on Hulu or HBO Max Today

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The Bob's Burgers Movie: How to Watch on Hulu or HBO Max Today

If you don't have time to see The Bob's Burgers Movie in a theater, don't worry. The Belchers' big picture is now streaming on Hulu and HBO Max. 

The film follows Bob and his lovably chaotic family as they're prepping for what they hope will be a busy summer. As luck would have it, a ruptured water main opens a giant sinkhole in front of the burger joint (the show's Twitter page suggests that episodes have been teasing this incident for some time). Bob (voiced by H. Jon Benjamin), his wife, Linda (John Roberts), their kids -- Louise (Kristen Schaal), Gene (Eugene Mirman) and Tina (Dan Mintz) -- each take an individual, quirky approach to keeping the business afloat. 

Here's how to watch the movie. 

Hulu

Hulu is the best place to watch The Bob's Burgers Movie and all 12 seasons on-demand. It's also the cheapest. Hulu's basic plan costs $7 a month and you get a 30-day free trial. You can also try the ad-free tier, which costs $14 a month, but you also get a 30-day free trial.

Here's how to sign up and start watching: 

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If you subscribe to Hulu Live TV ($70 per month, no free trial), you can also keep track of when the show is running a marathon on Adult Swim or FXX. Hulu also has a special section called Belt it Out with the Belchers, which features a list of some of the show's more musical episodes.

The Bob's Burgers Movie is an absolute delight.

YouTube video screenshot by Shelby Brown/CNET

HBO Max

The Bob's Burgers Movie is also headed to HBO Max the same day. HBO Max is one of the more expensive streaming services, but it recently added a cheaper, ad-supported tier. In addition, the catalog offers quite a bit of bang for your buck. Here's how to sign up and start watching:

1. Visit HBO Max's website (the HBO Max app also supports sign ups)
2. Click Sign Up Now
3. Choose the ad-free plan or the ad-supported plan
4. Fill out the requested information and click Create Account
5. Add your payment method and click Start Subscription 

HBO Max's ad supported tier costs $10 a month or $100 annually, while the add-free tier costs $15 a month, or $150 annually. The service has a lot to offer, but if you only want to watch The Bob's Burgers Movie, Hulu is the better option with a free trial option as well as access to all 12 seasons. 

For more information, check out Hulu: The 42 Best TV Shows to Watch Now and HBO Max: The 30 Best Movies to Watch.

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iPhone 13 Pro vs. Pixel 6 Pro: Which phone has the best camera?

iPhone 13 Pro vs. Pixel 6 Pro: Which phone has the best camera?

The Google Pixel 6 Pro's attractive design, its solid processor performance and its easy-to-use Android 12 software earned it a coveted CNET Editors' Choice Award. Some even called the new Google phone surprisingly more exciting than the iPhone 13. When it comes to photography, however, which one reigns supreme? As a professional photographer, I was impressed at how good the Pixel 6 Pro's triple rear-camera system is in the full review, capable of taking stunning images day or night and offering amazing zoom skills with its 4x telephoto lens. 

But the competition is fierce in the photography arena and the iPhone 13 Pro also packs an incredible system that, like the Pixel 6 Pro, offers a standard, ultrawide and telephoto camera lens. 

Read more: The best camera phone for 2022

To see which one takes better images, I headed out across Edinburgh, armed with both phones. All images in this piece have been taken in JPEG format using the default camera app. For more, check out which cameras take better photos on the Pixel 6 Pro compared to the Pixel 6.

Pixel 6 Pro, main camera

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iPhone 13 Pro, main camera

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The golden colors of the leaves have been captured beautifully here by both phones, with a rich blue sky visible behind. There's little to choose between them. But if I were being hypercritical, I'd say that the white balance on the Pixel 6 Pro has resulted in a warmer, more orange tone on the tree trunk that I think looks slightly better. 

Pixel 6 Pro, main camera

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iPhone 13 Pro, main camera

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Both phones have again done a great job at capturing this complex scene with its bright sky and shadowy areas. I think the iPhone's shot is a touch more subdued in its colors, while the Pixel's has less deep shadows, which gives a slightly more HDR appearance to the scene. The iPhone's image is arguably more natural-looking than the Pixel's vivid approach, though choosing which is better is largely a question of taste here. 

Pixel 6 Pro, main camera

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iPhone 13 Pro, main camera

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Great colors and exposure from both phones here. The Pixel's is a touch warmer on the white balance side, which I personally prefer.

Pixel 6 Pro, ultrawide lens

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iPhone 13 Pro, ultrawide lens

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Using the ultrawide lens, the Pixel 6 Pro's shot again has gorgeous colors and a spot-on exposure, yet the iPhone has a much wider view that packs a lot more of the scene into the frame. The Pixel's is certainly wider than its main lens, but if you love taking those superwide shots of sweeping landscapes or city skyscrapers towering overhead, you might find its focal length limiting.

Pixel 6 Pro, telephoto lens

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iPhone 13 Pro, telephoto lens

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What the Pixel 6 Pro lacks in wide angle, it makes up for in telephoto. Offering a superb 4x zoom lens, the Pixel gives a much more close-up view than the iPhone 13 Pro's 3x zoom. I've really enjoyed using that extra zoom range to find unique photographic compositions while I'm out and about. 

Pixel 6 Pro, telephoto lens

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iPhone 13 Pro, telephoto lens

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Both telephoto cameras have captured great images here, but the Pixel's additional zoom length has allowed me to really fill the frame with the beautiful big tree. As we saw with the main camera, the Pixel's telephoto also brightens the shadows a lot, which I think works well here though it might not always be to your taste. 

Pixel 6 Pro, telephoto lens

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iPhone 13 Pro, telephoto lens

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Both great images, but again the Pixel 6 Pro's extra zoom has resulted in a closer view. 

Pixel 6 Pro, main camera

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iPhone 13 Pro, main camera

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With their main cameras, both phones have captured gorgeous images here. I personally prefer the look of the iPhone's, which has a slightly warmer color cast that complements the evening setting. The Pixel seems to have tried to counter the evening tones with a cooler white balance. 

Pixel 6 Pro, night mode, main camera

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iPhone 13 Pro, night mode, main camera

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Both phones have the ability to take great photos even in the middle of the night by using longer exposures and AI to keep the images nice and sharp. There's little to prefer between the two phones in this shot, as both images appear bright and clear.

Pixel 6 Pro, night mode, main camera

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iPhone 13 Pro, night mode, main camera

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The iPhone has done a better job here. It's not quite as bright, but it has better detail, higher contrast and less flare from the two light sources. 

Pixel 6 Pro, night mode, main camera, 100% crop

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iPhone 13 Pro, night mode, main camera, 100% crop

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Cropping to 100% on the same image, it's very clear that the iPhone 13 Pro's night mode has produced a sharper, clearer shot with better contrast. 

Pixel 6, night mode, ultrawide camera

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iPhone 13 Pro, night mode, ultrawide camera

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The Pixel 6 Pro's ultrawide night mode shot isn't as sharp as the iPhone's, but it's brighter and has better colors -- particularly the orange streetlight on the left of the frame, which looks deep red on the iPhone's image. 

Pixel 6 Pro, night mode, telephoto camera

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iPhone 13 Pro, night mode, telephoto camera

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The story is the same with the telephoto cameras. The Pixel's shot is brighter but less sharp than the iPhone's. It's really impressive that the phones are able to capture such good photos at night, and they're definitely at the top for night-mode imagery. If you're debating which phone to get based on night mode alone, you'll have to ask yourself whether you want the brighter image from the Pixel 6 Pro or the sharper image from the iPhone 13 Pro. 

Personally, I think the iPhone 13 Pro takes the win in the night-mode test, but the Pixel 6 Pro comes out on top everywhere else. Its 4x telephoto zoom is superb, and I've loved some of the more artistic images I've been able to get with it. The Pixel's main camera leans a little heavier on the saturation than the iPhone's, but it offers gorgeous, well-exposed images that anyone would love to share on their social feeds. 

Of course, the iPhone 13 Pro has the wider view on its ultrawide lens, which many of you may prefer, so that's another point in the iPhone's favor. 

Overall, it's almost impossible to consider either phone much better than the other. They both have superb cameras, so choosing between them should come down to a preference over Android versus iOS, rather than based on camera quality alone. 

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Windows 7 to 10 upgrade: Seriously, here's why you need to update

It's been almost two years since Microsoft officially ended support for Windows 7 in January 2020. The end shouldn't have come as a surprise to Windows users: Microsoft promised 10 years of product support for Windows 7 when it was released in October 2009, before shifting focus to supporting newer technologies, like Windows 11. 

That means Microsoft no longer offers technical assistance or software updates to your device, and the company encouraged people to upgrade to Windows 10 to keep their PCs and laptops secure. (If you're a Windows 8.1 user, extended support for that OS won't end until January 2023.) But don't worry -- you can still use this trick to download Windows 10 for free if you want to. And with Windows 10, you can upgrade to Windows 11 for free.

Keep reading for everything you need to know about the end of Windows 7 support, and how to make the switch to Windows 10.

The customizable Start menu on Windows 10.

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Read more: How to download Windows 10 for free

Why did Microsoft end support for Windows 7?

Microsoft has a long-established Fixed Lifestyle Policy for many of its products. For each version of its OS, the company offers a minimum of 10 years of support (at least five years of Mainstream support, followed by five years of Extended support). Both types include security and program updates, self-help online topics and extra help you can pay for.

Windows 7 was released in October 2009, so its 10-year life cycle has come to a close. Windows 10 was released in 2015, and extended support for the latest version of the OS is slated to end in 2025.

Read more: New to Windows 10? Here's how long Microsoft will support it

Will my Windows 7 computer stop working?

Your Windows 7 computer will keep working, but Microsoft won't provide security updates or fixes, or technical support for any issues -- leaving your computer at greater risk from viruses and malware that may circulate to take advantage of any flaws that are later discovered.

That's why it's critically important for you to switch to an OS version that Microsoft will still put resources behind.

Read more:  Windows 7 support is dead, but these seven security tips will still protect your laptop

Do I have to make the switch to Windows 10?

No one can force you to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10, but you're leaving your devices and potentially your privacy vulnerable if you don't make the jump. Without security updates or fixes, you're putting your computer at risk -- an especially dangerous choice, as many forms of malwaretarget Windows devices.

Windows 10 also has a number of built-in security tools: Windows Defender Antivirus protects against malware and spyware across email, apps, the cloud and the web, while Windows Hello offers a password-free sign-in option to unlock your devices with your face or a fingerprint reader. A Find My Device service can lock and erase your Windows device remotely, or map the location of your device.

Read more: The best antivirus protection of 2021 for Windows 10

Isn't Windows 10 pretty buggy?

Some people have been hesitant to make the switch due to reports of several bugs in earlier versions of Windows 10. But Microsoft has made several changes to its update approach since then. The biggest change came with the May 2019 release, including slower rollouts with additional testing, more options for pausing updates and more disclosure of known issues, so your experience should be smoother.

Many of the issues were due to the fact that updates are happening more frequently, said Gartner Research analyst Steve Kleynhans. "But overall most users seem pretty happy with the OS and like the experience it brings, especially on newer devices," he added.

Read more: 6 simple security changes all Windows 10 users need to make

What's the difference between Windows 7 and Windows 10, anyway?

Besides a suite of security tools, Windows 10 also offers more features. One is the Your Phone app, which allows you to access texts, notifications and apps from your phone using your PC -- similar to Apple's Continuity features. A feature called Calls allows you to place and answer Android calls on your PC (and you can connect your iPhone to your Windows PC as well). A dictation feature lets you easily record ideas.

Microsoft's digital assistant Cortana is also available on Windows 10 PCs. The OS also integrates better with Microsoft OneDrive and other cloud tools.

Read more: 11 easy Windows 10 tricks you didn't know about

The most recent Windows 10 November 2021 update includes features like new Wi-Fi security standards and other changes aimed at management and security.

Unlike previous versions of the OS, Windows 10 offers automatic updates by default, to keep systems more secure. (You can turn these off if you want to, by going to Windows Update Settings > Advanced Options and changing from Automatic to another option in the drop-down menu.)

Read more: 5 Windows 10 features that beat what you had on Windows 7

How do I upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10? How much will it cost me?

You can buy and download Windows 10 via Microsoft's website for $139. While Microsoft technically ended its free Windows 10 upgrade program in July 2016, as of November 2021, CNET has confirmed the free update is still available for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 users. Check out our step-by-step guide on how to upgrade to Windows 10 for free.

Read more: 20 pro tips to make Windows 10 work the way you want (free PDF) (TechRepublic)

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How to Factory Reset a MacBook, Windows Laptop or Chromebook to Sell or Give Away

How to Factory Reset a MacBook, Windows Laptop or Chromebook to Sell or Give Away

One side effect of spending more time at home during the pandemic is the realization that I have a lot of old tech lying around. A lot. Then, when I made a KonMari attempt at decluttering said tech, I unearthed several things I forgot I had -- including an old laptop I stopped using years ago because it was too slow for my high-end computing needs. 

While this laptop no longer sparked joy for me, it turned out to be a perfect fit for my mom. It just needed to be cleaned up first, and I'm not just talking about removing dust and mystery goo with a few swipes of a disinfectant wipe, though you'll want to do that, too. The type of cleaning I'm talking about is restoring the laptop to like-new condition inside and out. Cleaning the outside is the easy part. Wiping the computer of all your apps, files, folders and other personal information isn't necessarily as straightforward. Of course, how much data scrubbing you need to do will likely depend on the recipient. 

The big picture steps you take to refresh a laptop are the same regardless of whether it's a Windows laptop. Apple MacBook or Chromebook -- save your old data, remove all personal information, then go for a factory reset. It's the actual step-by-step procedure that differs depending on the type of laptop you're dealing with. Below, you'll find everything you need to know and do before giving your laptop a second life. And with supply chain issues, shipping problems and chip shortages making new devices harder to get, passing along a new-to-you laptop can be a welcome holiday gift. 

Last thing first

I typically save the laptop's physical cleaning until last (why clean your fingerprints off twice?), but you may want to start there -- especially if it's been gathering dust in the back of a closet/under a bed/in the garage for the past several years. The basic equipment required for a good laptop cleaning is a can of compressed air and some disinfectant or alcohol wipes. For a slightly deeper clean, you may also want to grab a screwdriver and remove the bottom cover of your laptop (if possible) so you can carefully blow out any dust that's accumulated on the fans and vents. 

After the laptop is clean, you can also wipe down the power adapter and any related accessories. It's also a good idea to ensure the power adapter is still in good, working condition. If you're still not quite sure where to start with the cleaning, check out our complete guide to getting your laptop looking its best.

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Gifting a used MacBook

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Before you even think about doing a factory reset on your MacBook, you need to save any data you want to keep. You may have already done this at some point if you migrated data from this old MacBook to a new one using using Apple's Migration Assistant. If that's not the case, it's time to hook up an external drive and use MacOS' built-in Time Machine tool to create a backup. If you have an iCloud account, you can back up your data there as well. 

Sign out of everything

You'll also want to log out of all accounts before wiping your MacBook's drive. Start with iCloud, Find My Mac and iMessage. Then look for individual software accounts you may need to deregister. If you use a browser other than Safari, such as Chrome or Firefox, you should sign out of those as well. Basically, if it's got personal account information, you'll want to sign out. (Here's how to find account settings in MacOS.)

Two other things you should do before a factory reset: Unpair any Bluetooth devices -- particularly if the MacBook is being gifted to someone in your household -- and reset the NVRAM. The latter is memory that holds onto settings that the MacBook needs before loading MacOS. On startup, press and hold Option-Command-P-R to reset the NVRAM.

Perform a factory reset

If you've done everything above, you're ready to return your MacBook to its out-of-the-box state. On an Intel-based Mac, reboot the system and press and hold Command-R to enter Recovery Mode. (Accessing Recovery Mode on MacBooks running on the company's Apple Silicon chips is different, however.) 

Read more: Before selling your MacBook, you need to factory reset it

Once in Recovery Mode, you'll see a window of MacOS utilities. Use the Disk Utility to erase your drive. When that's complete, you'll be able to reinstall MacOS. After it's done reinstalling, you'll reach the Setup Assistant. From there you can stop and shut it down or set it up for the recipient. 

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Gifting a used Windows laptop

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As with gifting a MacBook, start by backing up any important folders and files on your old laptop to cloud storage or an external drive. If you're doing the latter, go to Settings > Update & Security > Backup > Add a drive and select the external drive. Then click on Backup Now. 

Sign out of all your apps

A lot of paid software requires you to sign in with an account, a product key or both. Before you wipe your laptop's storage, sign out of any accounts and deregister software licenses (if possible). If you need those product keys to re-register software on a new laptop, be sure to save that information. If you use a browser other than Edge, such as Chrome or Firefox, sign out of those as well. Basically, if it's got personal account information, sign out.

Reset the laptop

Ready to clean the drive and reinstall Windows? Go to Settings > Update and security > Recovery. At the top of the window, you'll see Reset this PC. Click on Get Started and select Remove Everything from the box that appears. From there, you can select to reinstall Windows from the local drive or download from the cloud. After that, Windows cleans the drive of all software, settings and data. When it's done, the laptop will start in its setup assistant mode. You can then stop and shut it down for a fresh-out-of-the-box experience or do some setup, which is nice touch, especially if it's going to a family member so they can use it right away.

Unlink from your Microsoft account

If you used a Microsoft account to sign in to the laptop, the last thing you'll want to do is remove the laptop from that account. Sign in to your account from another computer and click on the Devices tab at the top of the page. Find the laptop that you're gifting on the list of devices, and at the bottom of the listing, you'll see the option to remove the device. Click it and you're done. 

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Gifting a used Chromebook

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Chromebooks are the easiest to refresh for gifting. That's mainly because of their cloud-based design. Google also makes it extremely easy to wipe your data and securely clean the internal storage as well as remove the Chromebook from your Google account. 

Check the AUE first

Before you even consider gifting an old Chromebook, check its auto-update expiration. Google only guarantees Chrome OS and browser feature support on non-Google hardware for so long. Every device has a date on which it stops receiving updates, aka its AUE date. Current models receive updates for eight years; older models could potentially be a year or two away from reaching their AUE. 

Google maintains an AUE list, so finding the date your Chromebook will stop receiving updates is as easy as locating your model on that list. The AUE can also be found in your Chromebook's settings. Here's how to find the AUE from Google and in your Chromebook.

Give it a Powerwash

Powerwash is Google's built-in factory reset tool for Chromebooks. Once you've backed up folders or files stored on the Chromebook's internal drive, running Powerwash will securely scrub the system and reboot. When it restarts, it'll be just like the day you unboxed it. 

The actual Powerwash typically takes less than a minute to complete. A simple search for "powerwash" in your Chromebook's settings will bring you right to the feature, but here's everything you need to know about the procedure. 

Remove the Chromebook from your Google account

Although you've removed your account from the Chromebook, you haven't removed the Chromebook from your account. Start by signing into your Google account and head to the Security settings. If you use the Chrome browser, you can also click on your account avatar and select Manage your Google Account from the drop-down menu. 

In the Security section, scroll down until you see a box labeled Your devices, which lists all the devices attached to your account. At the bottom of the box, click on Manage devices and find the Chromebook you're gifting and select Sign Out. 

Give the Chromebook a good external cleaning, gather up any accessories and it's ready to hand off to your giftee.

Read more: How to regift a game console

How Factory Reset Your Devices

Make sure to wipe personal data before selling, trading in or regifting your gear.

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