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Reddit bills itself as “the front page of the internet,” and with hundreds of millions of users constantly swapping news stories and engaging in its casual forum-style comments, it’s hard to argue with them. (Unlike Reddit users, who are easy to argue with constantly). But an upcoming policy change could radically alter the way Reddit users interact

Every website needs a reliable host, but a hosting service designed for simple blogging might not meet your expanding business demands. Limited storage, slow load times, and subpar customer support are common pitfalls of basic hosting services. Luckily, there are several great web hosting providers available at various price points—and the top-tier ones offer a

In recent years, it’s gotten a lot easier to have better password hygiene without using a dedicated password manager.

Thanks to built-in password management tools on iOS and Android, and at the browser level on Chrome and Microsoft Edge, you can

With the amount of time we spend sending PDF documents to one another in life and business, you would think there’d be a better standard solution for editing and collaborating PDFs. Instead, there are too many options to choose from. But if you’re looking for a

We all like the idea of having the most up-to-date technology, but it’s just not always practical. Tech is expensive, especially if you’re looking for wearables like smartwatches.

But you don’t have to break the bank to get a

Microsoft launched Cortana as an AI assistant and the flagship feature of Windows 10 in 2015. Now, eight years later, Microsoft is pulling the plug.

In a

One of the reasons Google’s Gmail achieved mass adoption was because it found which email you were searching for, fast. Now Gmail is revamping the process, calling out the emails it thinks you’re searching for—or should be.

Google said Friday that Gmail will call out the most important emails inside a separate “top results” box

The hottest trend at Computex 2023 is The War on Cables, in which PC accessory manufacturers are doing everything they can to hide power and data cables in PC builds. While a lot of the solutions thus far have been very