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Cybersecurity can be complicated. (I sat in on a pentesting session during the RSAC’s cybersecurity conference this week, and I don’t envy them their jobs.) But not all of it is—especially when it comes to big wins for us everyday users.

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When you’re making a computer known for being super-cheap, every penny counts—and that also applies when you’re counting how many returns you have to deal with. Raspberry Pi says that thanks to some fancy new soldering techniques and a little help from Sony, they’ve managed to cut expensive returns by a whopping 50 percent.

To get technical, the new Raspber

E-ink tablets are becoming well known; color e-ink tablets are quietly becoming more popular, as well. But an actual color e-ink display? That’s here, now, too. A key tablet maker is bringing color electronic ink to the desktop PC with the Boox Mira Pro (Color Version).

Boox already ships a monochrome 25.3-inch Mira Pro monochrome e-ink monitor, featuring a

Google said Thursday that it has begun migrating its “AI Mode” out of its experimental Labs effort and into the real world.

Google said that a “small percentage of people” in the “coming weeks” will see what Google calls AI Mode, or entirely AI-generated responses to queries that us

AOC is typically considered a budget brand, or at least a solid step down from big players like Samsung and Dell. But even smaller companies are jumping into the OLED gaming monitor market because it’s so hot right now! Combine an in-demand segment with a budget brand and you get a solid deal—like

With odious import taxes now coming into effect, electronics sellers in the US are bracing for disruptions to their businesses—Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods are making it difficult, even impossible, to sell profitably to Americans. 8BitDo, a favorite for their high-quality yet affordable retro-themed gaming accessories, is the latest example. The company appears t

Microsoft has really fallen in love with advertisements, haven’t they? Ads have invaded all sorts of spaces over the last few years, including the Windows 11 Start menu,

Passwords suck. If they’re easy to remember, they’re the simplest to guess. If they’re difficult to crack, they’re the hardest to recall. Even if you use the strongest passwords possible, they’re ineffective if they become known.

Which is why I’ve stop

Are you tired of paying more and more for video games? Too bad. Game prices have been creeping up from major publishers for the last few years, with plenty of gamers spotting a recent jump in Nintendo’s first-party prices. Microsoft’s Xbox brand is follo