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Well this is interesting: A new bug lets you install Windows 11 without all the annoying bloatware.

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There’s a new OLED gaming monitor on the market. And if you’ve been watching the space, you can probably sing along to this tune. Size? 27 inches. Resolution? 1440p. Refresh rate? 240Hz. Price? A thousand bucks. This one comes from AOC, which has been

Most everyone has laptops, smartphones, fitness trackers, tablets, or cameras lying around the house, no longer in use. If you don’t need them, you can get cash for that old tech—it just takes a little time.

As you’d expect, the more energy you put into the effort, the more cash you’ll reap. Listing the item yourself on an online mar

MacBooks and Windows laptops used to have more in common than they do today: An Intel processor was at the heart of both mobile systems. Since November 2020, Apple has equipped its laptops with its own system-on-a-chip—the M1, which was followed by the M2 about a year ago.

This made the differences that have always existed between MacBooks and Windows

Traveling the world has never been quite as expensive as it is today. You’ve got lots of great travel ideas and plans, but the cost is a significant factor. More specifically, the exorbitant cost of flights could keep you from going to the places you want to go.

That’s where

Beginning this week, Google will push security updates weekly to its Chrome browser—a further effort by the company to address “patch gap,” or the time between when an exploit becomes known and its fix goes live. Would-be attackers are now cut off earlier from making use of just-discovered (aka zero-day) and already known (aka n-day) issues. 

The Xbox Game Pass is still the best deal in gaming, despite a price hike making it a little less accessible. And Microsoft gets a lot of customers to try out its all-you-can-eat console and PC gaming buffet thanks to a $1 trial su

Halloween is still months away, but here’s a tech horror story for you: Imagine working for a media company, busting your butt on video production, only to lose 3TB of footage because the external SSD it was stored on went bad. Now imagine how you’d feel if this SSD was a vendor-provided replacement for a faulty drive that had already spontaneously delete

The problem I wrestle with isn’t really information overload, but information fragmentation. A new update to Slack’s UI addresses this, but I’m not sure it can solve it.

Slack is outlining its new user experience today, which will begin rolling out to organizations and teams over the next few months. The new UI reminds me more of