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Whether you’re working away from home or going on a day trip, it can be pretty stressful leaving your fur babies at home alone for hours.

A nifty device like the Petkit

Windows 10 had a feature called Jump Lists that allowed you to open recently used files directly from the Windows Start menu. For whatever reason, this time-saving shortcut was removed in Windows 11—but apparently Microsoft wants to correct that.

Your antivirus will protect you from many online threats, but no antivirus is perfect. Truth is, your PC can still be hacked even if you’re using reputable security software with a solid track record.

When we talk about your computer possibly being “hacked,” that’s exactly what we mean: a cybercriminal has gained access to your PC an

Everybody needs cloud storage these days, but nobody wants to shell out an arm and a leg every month. So, why not lock in all of your storage needs for a one-time price? Right now, you can get a lifetime subscription to a

Life is about growth, and one of the best ways to grow is to invest in your own learning. When you’re out of school, it’s not the easiest thing to do. But that’s why an app like

We’ve tested a lot of internal SSDs over the last decade or so, and the improvement to the technology has been astounding. The ongoing advancements in SSDs keep us on our toes and our testing methodology has evolved accordingly. Here’s how it stands at the moment.

Whether you’re traveling to a foreign country this summer or you’re just interested in acquiring a new skill, learning a language is a smart investment. It’s good for your brain and it can help you navigate the world far more easily. With

“The desktop PC is dying.” It’s something we’ve been hearing for decades—hell, at this point there might even be writers covering desktop PCs who’ve heard it their entire lives.

But Qualcomm’s push for Arm hardware and Intel’s somewhat frantic defense of the x86 has lots of people repeating it again. At Comput