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Text messages annoy me. Well, more precisely, sending text messages can be irritating. Some people get along fine with on-screen keyboards, but not me. I don’t like gesture typing’s many poor guesses, much less auto-correct.

On PC, I can avoid some of this headache by using

AI art generators have moved from novelty to niche to even commodity in just months, with numerous services promising the ability to create generative AI art instantly using natural-language text prompts. The very best AI art services offer superb imagery and superior tools, either for free or for a low price.

Why use AI art? Many of us can appreciate a gre

Everyone has cybersecurity on their minds these days, and a VPN is a solid base layer of security. But with so many VPNs on the market, how do you know which one is right for you? If you’re purely shopping on a budget, you can’t do much better than our choice for 

Western Digital has apparently taken its My Cloud consumer cloud and backup service offline as a result of a hack of the company’s systems last week.

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When AMD’s initial lineup of Ryzen 7000 processors launched last September, the chips themselves looked great on paper—the flagship Ryzen 9 7950X and Ryzen

There are a lot of browsers out there that claim to be all about security. The latest is a team-up from the Tor Project and the makers of Mullvad VPN. The Mullvad Browser (which is different from the Tor Browser, also very much a thing) is focused on your “digital fingerprint,” or rather, it’s focused on trying to make that disappear.

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ChatGPT and other AI chatbots seem a little bit like magic sometimes. But they’re not, especially when asked to do a fairly basic computational task that you’d think they could handle with relative ease—like generate a Windows 95 license key.

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Working from home has gone from being a growing trend to a full-scale phenomenon: One recent Gallup poll found 1 in 4 full-time U.S. employees works en