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Experience, knowledge, tests, and research are extremely important to being able to use computers and all IT at home as smoothly and efficiently as possible. But developments do not stand still: We have reviewed 14 pieces of common tech knowledge to see if they are valid.

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Most new cars these days have a backup camera and other security features to give you a better view of the road. But if you’re driving an older car, you can’t rely on those same features. With this

Microsoft is wading into new waters with its gaming brand: credit cards. On Monday, the company announced a new Xbox credit card, which allows card holders to earn points redeemable for rewards…but only on Xbox.com.

The launch begins on September 21 for Xbox Insiders living in a U.S. state. Availability will later expand in 2024 to all Xbox gamers in

When Zoom exploded in popularity in 2020 because of the pandemic, many people installed and used it for the first time. This necessity led to virtually everyone sticking to the basics of virtual meetings. 

But if you’re still only using the core Zoom features, you’re missing out. There are loads of ways to make your calls much more fun and

If you’re on the hunt for a stylish mechanical gaming keyboard, you’ve come to the right place. Amazon’s selling the Corsair K65 wireless mechanical g

If you’re looking for a free way to sync files across all your devices—and don’t mind putting a little work into it—SyncThing might be your answer.

Compared to cloud storage

When you’re traveling abroad, there’s nothing that discounts the romance quite like having to run into a hotel or coffee shop to get on the WiFi every so often. Still, it beats the roaming charges you incur by using data. Fortunately, there’s a better way to use your phone while traveling. With an

These days, we all have so many devices, it can be hard to stay organized. It’s even harder when you’re trying to charge multiple devices at once and have wires spiraling all over the place. That’s why this