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TL;DR: Windows 10 reaches end of support on Oct. 14. Get Windows 11 Pro for a one-time $14.97 and enjoy per

As a longtime advocate of Chromebooks, I’ve repeatedly heard the same old myths and misconceptions about Google’s laptops time and time again. It’s been a while since I switched from Windows to ChromeOS, and I can say a lot of those once-true o

TL;DR: This 3-in-1 PC

TL;DR: If you manage timelines, budgets, or team workflows, this one-time deal gives you Microsoft Project 2021 Pro for life—just $15.

Project managers, team leads, and spreadsheet warriors—rejoice. If you’ve ever stared at a chaotic to-do list and thought, There has to be a better way, you’re absolutely right. And it’s called 

You know those color LED light strips that sync with the images on your TV screen? I’m not a fan. They’re eye-catching, sure, but they’re also distracting (especially when they’re not working properly, which happens frequently), they mess with the perceived picture color, and they’re expensive. 

There’s a far better and cheaper way to boost the picture on y

When it comes to flash drives, there are a few things to take into consideration: capacity, speed, and compatibility. That last one is a problem with the growing prevalence of USB-C because there just aren’t that many good USB-C flash drives around. But right now, you can get the

TL;DR: Save big with this sleek, 

For years, Notepad has existed as a bare-bones text editor. No longer. Microsoft keeps adding to it, including a new update that includes capabilities that you might have expected in another Windows application, WordPad.

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Software is complicated—and I say that with the confident authority of someone who struggles to string a few lines of HTML together. But my point is, it’s not uncommon for software updates to cause unexpected problems, as is the case with the newest version of the Firefox browser running on PCs with Nvidia cards. But worry not! Mozilla has fixed it. With more softwar