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Prime Day is over, yes, but many awesome tech deals are still around. For some, the prices are exactly as they were last week. For others, they might’ve gone up a few bucks… or dropped down to even better prices. Here are 10 Prime Day tech deals that still going strong!

We could all use some extra USB-C cables around the house, what with the growing number of devices we all have these days. Keep the extras shoved into every bag, backpack, and drawer and you’ll never be left scrambling to find one in a pinch. Right now, you can snag a pair of ultra-fast 6.6-foot USB-C cables for just $1

At some point, you’ve felt the twinge of anxiety as your laptop’s battery slowly winds down, out of range of a power outlet. Microsoft is testing a new technology to give you a bit more juice — both when you need it and when you think you don’t.

Last week, Microsoft debuted a

Microsoft has made another adjustment to the restrictions that it plans to place on Windows 10 customers who use Microsoft 365 apps (previously called Office 365), gradually incentivizing them to move to Windows 11.

You’re probably aware that Microsoft is discontinuing support for Windows 10 users this October, has it has said repeatedly for years. But it i

Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50 series has been shining with cutting-edge technology since January 2025, but Nvidia is now following suit for the RTX 40 series with some upgrades.

The GeForce 590.26 preview driver, which is available on Nvidia’s developer website, allows owners of Ad

If you missed out on all those amazing Prime Day deals we saw on chargers last week, don’t worry—there are still amazing deals available. For instance, this Ugreen Nexode 3-in-1 charger has a 35% discount and you can snag it for just $19.49 on Amazon right now.

This awesome device can charge three devices

Data security has never been more important… and never been easier to mess up. You probably know that simply deleting your files isn’t really enough to “destroy” them—a basic tech support worker might be able to recover them, while a

According to information provided to Reuters, ChatGPT developer OpenAI plans to launch its own web browser in the coming weeks. The new browser will have ChatGPT built in, allowing users to interact directly with the AI chatbot without having to