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Intel’s Arc series of graphics cards have been met with hesitation, then excitement, as they’ve offered better value than both Nvidia and AMD at their respective price points. But the last new consumer card we saw was the second-gen Arc B580 way back in December,

Valve’s beloved Steam Deck is a delightful little device that makes PC gaming possible anywhere, but it suffers from some significant limitations. The Deck’s custom AMD Ryzen “Aerith” processor requires severe graphical sacrifices to hit playable frame rates in intense games — if you can run them at all. When you’re playing, you’ll blow through the battery in just a

The perfect everyday laptop doesn’t exi—oh wait, yes it does! This snappy Dell XPS 13 with an OLED screen is a bargain for $1,000 at Best Buy, which is a shocking $500 off its original price. I’m n

One of the most annoying evolutions of the tech world is that we no longer get charger blocks (i.e., power adapters or wall plugs) with most new flagship devices. But there’s a silver lining to that—it gives us the chance to pick up a high-speed multi-port option instead.

Spectrum would like you to believe that it’s actually competing with cord-cutting now.

While the largest cable provider in the U.S. hasn’t lowered prices, it has been over the past year bundling popular streaming services with its TV packages at no extra charge. Those services include Disney+, Max, Peacock, Paramount+, and more. The cable provider loves to

When it comes to recording yourself at your computer, a webcam is one of the best and most convenient solutions. But 4K models tend to be pretty pricey for marginal benefit—unless you’re talking about the Emeet Piko+ 4K webcam, one of our favorite webcams. Right now, you can

Amazon’s Blink division—the budget-oriented sibling of Ring in the smart home space—has announced an all-new version of its affordable battery-powered Blink Video Doorbell, which is available now for $69.99.

While the price has gone up by $10 compared to the previous model, the new version’s higher-resolution camera (1440×1440 pixels), 150-degree field of v

Maybe you’re like me—when a company refreshes its branding, I don’t give the news much of my time. In fact, when Google first announced an update to its favicon logo (the four-color “G”), I didn’t have a reaction.

But I did memorize the change. Why? Because that info makes scam emails and phishing links easier to spot. 

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