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Three years after the pandemic, it feels like we’ve reached the endgame for funny Zoom backgrounds. Google has begun testing AI-generated backgrounds in Google Meet, something that Microsoft inevitably will follow in Teams.

Not everyone has this feature turned on. Google has only made AI backgrounds available to those who are currently part of its Wor

These days, cybersecurity should be top of mind for everyone. And one of the easiest ways to invest in your security is with a VPN. Right now, you can lock in a lifetime subscription to a top-rated VPN for an additional discount off our regularly discounted price.

If Gmail looks a little different to you right now, you’re not mistaken. A new banner message advertising Enhanced Safe Browsing mode began appearing in Gmail recently. Displayed just above your message list, it urges users to turn on the mode for “additional protection against dangerous emails”—and for most people, it does provide better prot

While some gamers still haven’t completed Diablo 4’s campaign, others have already reached the maximum level and have been longing for the first season of Blizzard’s epic action RPG for weeks. The time is almost here and we have answers to your most important questions.

Plugable today launched the UD-4VPD, a USB4 docking station that you’ll be able to connect a pair of 120Hz displays to, provided that you own the right equipment. The price is also quite noteworthy: under $200.

Plugable’s UD-4VPD includes two HDMI 2.1 ports, allowing your laptop to power a pair of displays at 120Hz, or a single display at an 8K

There’s nothing I love more than a well-made mechanical keyboard. From the tactile feedback to the higher levels of responsiveness, they really make for a fantastic typing experience, and Keychron makes some of the best around. Good news! Amazon’s selling the

Android smartphones and tablets, but also iPhones and iPads with Google Maps, constantly send their location data to Google servers, unless you’ve turned this off in your privacy settings.

Windows has plenty of buried features—and a few are tied to keyboard shortcuts that most users stumble across accidentally. For example, take Sticky Keys, which is an accessibility feature. It lets you execute keyboard shortcuts without having to hold down the Alt, Ctrl, Shift, or Windows keys while pressing the other key(s). You can enable it by tapping the Sh