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Last week, ESPN put a price tag on the standalone streaming service it’s launching in the fall, and it’s not cheap.

ESPN’s streaming service will cost $30 per month, with an option to bundle Hulu and Disney+ for $6 more. (A limited time offer at launch will throw in both services free for the first year.) By contrast, ESPN’s carriage fees—the amount it char

Just a few years ago, getting a security camera to keep an eye on your kids or pets while you aren’t home would’ve been pretty expensive. These days, you can snag a solid one for just $30—like this Arlo camera that’s a massive 63% off. Need a security cam? Now’s your chance!

Signal has become a go-to chat and communications platform for users who want the peace of mind of secure, end-to-end encryption. It’s recently gotten a lot of free publicity thanks to some

As I approach my late 30s, back pain is a persistent concern. Sitting at a desk all day every day for most of my life has taken its toll on me, and that’s why I finally switched to a standing desk—but making that switch stick wasn’t simple.

You see, I’ve actually “switched to a standing desk” half a dozen times over the last decade, and each time I gave up

Security researchers from Domain Tools warn that there are hundreds of Chrome extensions stealing data and running malware on the sly, reports

Here’s a rather curious case: A woman from Kansas is suing the providers of several pornography websites for high damages. After her 14-year-old son secretly used an old laptop to watch adult content, she’s demanding a sum total of $200,000. Sounds weird, right?

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Thermal paste, the heat-transferring goop that goes between a computer chip and whatever you’re using to cool it down, is boring. Does it work? Is it efficient? That’s all I care to know. But PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray, veteran technology journalist and scent savant, has been hunting scented thermal paste for years. He found it at Computex 2025.

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Samsung wants you to have a lot of fun this weekend. Memorial Day means lots and lots of sales—but here’s one that you won’t forget any time soon. Right now, Samsung has slashed hundreds off its 49-inch Odyssey G9 monitors and you’ll get an extra 27-inch Odyssey G5 for free if you buy one. That’s an incredible deal, if

The SwitchBot Hub 3 smart home controller is now available for purchase. The Matter-capable device is quite different than other smart home hubs we’ve tested, starting with its rotary knob that can adjust the target temperature on a smart thermostat, the brightness of smart lighting devices, or the volume level of a connected speaker.

Another feature that m