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There are errors (bugs) and security vulnerabilities in the code of almost all software. The more extensive the code, the more there are. Many of these security flaws are discovered over time by users or even by the manufacturer itself and plugged with a patch or the next update. Some, however, are first tracked down by criminal hackers who first kee

Almost all of us have heard of Microsoft Office. And that’s because it’s been a top name in productivity apps for decades. And along the way, it’s certainly improved and changed to keep in step with the changing times. If you or a loved one doesn’t have the MS Office suite of apps on their computer, they are definitely missing out. And right n

You can skimp on a lot of luxuries to save money, but one thing most of us can’t miss is that holiday trip to see the family. Luckily, there are services like Dollar Flight Club to make sure you don’t have to. This premium fare finder is the thinking traveler’s way to book flights, and a

Qualcomm and its Snapdragon chips are officially back inside the PC. Today, Qualcomm formally launched the Snapdragon X Elite, the flagship platform of its Snapdragon X family that leverages its Oryon CPU core, and promises to double — yes, double — the performance of some of the most popular 13th-gen Core chips from AMD and Intel.

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There’s no such thing as too much memory when it comes to modern, high-end graphics cards. Even Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 4070 and

If you’ve got a need for some serious speed, you’ve come to the right place today. LG’s currently selling the LG UltraGear monitor for $349.99, which

The year is 1998. You clutch your Game Boy Color, focusing on your fourth run of the Elite Four in Pokemon Blue, back propped against the couch while your parents watch the season four finale of Frasier on the 32-inch “big-screen” CRT TV in your living room. It is a canon event, crystalized in your memory, as you beat your creature-catch