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With inflation soaring and the stock market being volatile, you probably want some extra oversight in your investments, but you don’t have the time to manage your portfolio closely or the resources to pay an advisor. A smart option is to get a

Microsoft may have sent Windows XP off into the great unknown in 2014, but the operating system never fully went dark. Never mind that yet two more versions of Windows have been put to rest since XP’s final days. Against the advice of just about everyone, the efforts to keep XP usable have continued on—as evidenced by recent news about a crack that enable

If you have a Nintendo Switch, you’ve probably been spending every spare moment of the last week playing Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. (You might be playing it even if you don’t have one,

Apple’s AirPods kicked off the wireless earbud trend and remain among the best-in-class to this day. Good news! Apple kicked off some price cuts just in time for summer and you can snag a new pair of AirPods for as little as $99—one of the lowest prices ever.

The second-gen AirPods can be yours for just

If you’re serious about competitive gaming, you’ll probably need a super fast mouse in your arsenal of gaming peripherals. Fortunately for you, we’ve got a sweet deal for you today. Amazon’s selling the

The new Google AI search engine gets right to the point: You ask a question, it answers (albeit sometimes with inaccuracies). And you can do it without needing to scroll down past all the ads, promoted responses, and other cruft to see what matters.

It may seem like a pithy response, but that’s the real benefit of the new Google Search, the AI editio

Everyone needs cloud storage in today’s data-centric world. But when you run out of the free allotment from your email provider, you might find it’s impractically expensive to upgrade.

Now is a perfect time to

Tons of Windows 11 news poured out from Microsoft Build this week—and among the new features coming down the pipeline is a new way to force quit an app.

Currently, the way to kill an unresponsive program is by opening the Task Manager, finding the app within the Processes tab, right-clicking, and then choosing End task. But as highlighted by