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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

It looks like the big PC gaming brands are tired of leaving Steam Deck competition to the likes of smaller companies like AyaNeo or GPD. On April 1st Asus announced its first handheld gaming PC, the ROG Ally, an AMD-based setup that looks remarkably familiar. Yes, this is a real product, and it’s really coming out — there’s a Best Buy retail page al

There’s nothing more delightful to me than a tiny keyboard. Not only does it save a ton of desk space, but I also dig the cute aesthetic. If you’re in the market for a smaller keyboard, Amazon’s currently selling the

I’m a proud citizen of the nation of Android since the Nexus One, but I’m strong enough to admit that Apple’s ecosystem has some advantages. Airdrop, for example — the nearby file-sharing system lets you skip out on USB cables and emails-to-yourself in a really elegant way.

For years, I believed ultrawide monitors were nothing more than a gimmick.

A monitor is a monitor is a monitor, I thought. Some may be a bit bigger, some might be higher resolution, while others offer higher refresh rates. That extra screen space felt like a fifth wheel. But ultrawidescreens are incredibly useful, as I’ve discovered — and you sh

While the new Microsoft Surface Pro 9 has the processing power to be worth your investment, you might not have the liquid cash for a $1,600 computer. But if you’re looking for a flexible lapt