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This Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 laptop is only $1,140 at Best Buy right now, an insane discount of $460 off its original price. That’s fantastic news because this thing has a powe

When you’re traveling, outlets are at a premium. Hotels tend to have too few outlets, making it hard to charge all your devices and power the other gadgets you’ve brought along with you. But that’s not an issue when you have something like this Anker USB power strip, and now’s the time to grab one (or a few) because

Quality webcams that support Windows Hello can be quite expensive, but this 2K model from Toallin can be yours for an extremely affordable price. In fact, with it being 20% off right now on Amazon, you can score it for just $32 (was $40).

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Update on April 25, 2025: As of yesterday, Microsoft has confirmed the issue and implemented a fix, but that fix won’t actually roll out until “early May” (Beta Channel), “mid May” (Current Channel Previe

To me, the biggest surprise of Intel’s earnings call wasn’t that Intel is selling out of its older chips. It’s that people are finally paying attention.

For years, the mantra in the tech world has been, buy the latest and greatest. The newer, the better. And for some companies, like AMD and Qualcomm, that’s been true.

Not anymore. Intel told Wall

By this point, you’ve probably heard of passkeys, a much simpler (and more secure) alternative to passwords. You don’t have to memorize anything or mess with complicated mixes of numbers, letters, and symbols. Plus, they’re phishing resistant—an advantage given the

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Remember when Microsoft promised that the Copilot key would be the next big thing? Since then Microsoft has begun backing away from its Copilot app, and this week the company is promising that Copilot won’t even launch when you tap the key — just a subset of the app will.

This “new experience” for Copilot won’t feature the full-fledged Copilot app. Instead,

How are Intel’s customers weathering tariffs and a possible recession? By buying Intel’s older products, and not its latest chips.

Intel chief financial officer David Zinsner told analysts on Thursday that Intel sold more volume in its Raptor Lake chips than Lunar Lake, suggesting that customers preferred the