Andrew Hayward

Andrew Hayward

Andrew Hayward is a freelance writer for Tom’s Guide who contributes laptop and other hardware reviews. He’s also the Culture Editor at crypto publication Decrypt covering the world of Web3. Andrew’s writing on games and tech has been published in more than 100 publications since 2006, including Rolling Stone, Vice, Polygon, Playboy, Stuff, and GamesRadar.

Latest articles by Andrew Hayward

security

Windows hit by 'PrintNightmare' exploit — what you need to know

By Andrew Hayward published

Synopsis: Microsoft is warning users about a new Windows vulnerability called 'PrintNightmare,' which could be exploited to remotely install programs and modify data.

Online Security
YouTube TV

YouTube TV just added 4K streaming — for $20 more a month

By Andrew Hayward published

YouTube TV will add 4K resolution support and offline viewing functionality, but at a cost of an additional $20 per month.

Streaming
windows 11 widgets

Windows 11 — here’s all the features Microsoft just killed

By Andrew Hayward published

Some familiar Windows 10 features are being dropped in Windows 11

Windows Operating Systems
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iPhone 13 report says prices will be 'relatively on par' with iPhone 12

By Andrew Hayward published

The iPhone 13 lineup could cost exactly the same as the iPhone 12, but the 1TB storage option may be toast

iPhones
Apple Care plus settings app on new iPhone 12 Pro Max 5G smartphone model by Apple Computers close-up of Pacific Blue mobile phone device

AppleCare Plus price just dropped for MacBook Pro and MacBook Air — is the extra warranty worth it now?

By Andrew Hayward published

The AppleCare Plus extended warranty plans for recent MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models just dropped in price. Is it worth paying for the added peace of mind?

Macbooks
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Siri, where are you? Congress could force Apple to drop built-in iPhone apps

By Andrew Hayward published

U.S. lawmakers have proposed a series of antitrust reform bills targeting tech companies. If passed, the results could bring sweeping changes to tech giants including Apple, Google, and Amazon.

iPhones
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