Computers & IT
Lepow 16in Quad Monitor for Laptop review
Lepow 16″ Quad Monitor for Laptop: 30-second review The Lepow 16″ Quad Monitor for Laptop is →
Dell’s new Nvidia RTX Spark mini PC has distinct Mac Studio vibes — and I think it could tempt buyers away from Apple given its current stock woes
Dell’s new XPS RTX Spark Desktop has been glimpsed We don’t have tech specs yet, but →
Is Microsoft finally going to de-spam Windows 11 search? It looks that way — and I’m shocked that my most-wanted change could be incoming
Windows 11 search could give you the option to turn off web results Microsoft is already →
Why the new XPS 13 is a strong, accessible choice for students in 2026
If you’re a student — whether at school, college, or university — there’s a good chance →
The Lenovo Legion Pro 7i features a ‘gorgeous’ OLED display, RTX 5080, and 32GB of RAM — and it’s $950 cheaper after a surprise pre-Prime Day deal
It’s increasingly difficult to find great value gaming laptops in recent times due to the ongoing →
Meta reveals over 20,000 Instagram accounts hacked and stolen using AI support bot
Meta confirms 20,225 Instagram accounts hit by HTS password‑reset flaw Bug let attackers request resets to →
NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, June 8 (game #827)
Strands is the NYT’s latest word game after the likes of Wordle, Spelling Bee and Connections →
Quordle hints and answers for Monday, June 8 (game #1596)
Looking for a different day? A new Quordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your →
‘We’re really drawing a line in the sand’: New York could be the first state to put a temporary ban on large data centers
New York is close to a one-year data center moratorium The governor still needs to sign →
7 laptops I’d recommend to buy your Dad for Father’s Day — MacBooks, cheap ChromeBooks, and gaming laptops
What do you get the Dad who has everything for Father’s Day? Well, replacing an aging →
NYT Strands hints and answers for Sunday, June 7 (game #826)
Looking for a different day? A new NYT Strands puzzle appears at midnight each day for →
Quordle hints and answers for Sunday, June 7 (game #1595)
Looking for a different day? A new Quordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your →
‘Resistance is futile’: the 5 most revealing quotes from Computex 2026 — and what they tell us about the future of computing
Computex 2026 happened this week, and the computing extravaganza brought with it a raft of interesting →
NYT Strands hints and answers for Saturday, June 6 (game #825)
Looking for a different day? A new NYT Strands puzzle appears at midnight each day for →
Quordle hints and answers for Saturday, June 6 (game #1594)
Looking for a different day? A new Quordle puzzle appears at midnight each day for your →
How much data does your favorite messaging app collect? New study shows 90% of messaging apps now include AI that puts privacy at risk
Nine out of the top 10 messaging apps offer end-to-end encryption, but 90% now feature AI →
Creative’s Katana V2X speaker potentially has a serious vulnerability that could allow hackers to attack your PC, and there’s only one way to avoid it
A cybersecurity researcher has discovered a major vulnerability in a popular PC speaker The Creative Sound →
‘Fraud won’t be tolerated in this country any longer’: FBI releases Most Wanted Fraudsters list to help fight the crime that ‘costs Americans tens of billions of dollars every year’
FBI launches “Most Wanted Fraudsters” list Initiative backed by Trump administration and VP Vance Top suspects →
Meta’s smart glasses might soon sport facial recognition — and the code to power this dystopian feature is already present in the Meta AI app on your phone
Code to power facial recognition has been found in the Meta AI app This would allow →
FIFA World Cup 2026 hype kicks off fraud, fake apps, and ransomware targeting fans and businesses
Scammers pre‑position FIFA World Cup infrastructure Fraud spans finance, travel, gambling sectors Businesses urged to prepare →
Nvidia RTX 5000 Super GPU refreshes could arrive in 2026 after all — with a surprise addition that won’t destroy your wallet like the others
Nvidia’s rumored RTX 5000 Super refreshes are seemingly back on track, and could be out this →
Hackers abused Stripe and Google Tag Manager to launch a credit card theft campaign and host stolen payment details
Attackers abuse Stripe API via Google Tag Manager Malware skims checkout data from compromised Magento sites →
2.6 million DentaQuest accounts exposed by data breach – ShinyHunters claim 234GB of data stolen
ShinyHunters leaked 234GB of DentaQuest data Records include 2. 6M accounts with sensitive details Company confirms →
The MacBook Neo kickstarted an 8GB RAM trend — and seeing new Windows 11 laptops from Dell, Acer, and Microsoft following its lead has me worried
There’s been a resurgence of 8GB laptops around Computex This is due to pricing pressures exerted →
‘In the worst cases, they could lose all their A-level grades’: Students could resort to using smart glasses and hidden ear pieces to cheat in exams — but it’s not just a threat to UK schools
UK government says cheating in exams using smart devices poses a great threat Students could soon →
‘One of the most easily adjustable pre-built boards available’ — I reviewed Wobkey’s 65% mechanical keyboard and its toolless case design makes swapping out its parts a breeze
Wobkey Zen 65: review The Wobkey Zen 65 is the third keyboard in the company’s lineup, →
After spending all week gawking at the new MSI Claw 8 EX AI+, I think I’m finally ready to bid adieu to my beloved Steam Deck
MSI’s Claw 8 EX AI+ was far from the only handheld gaming PC on display at →
Russian hackers attack Europe for the Motherland in crypto fueled Great Patriotic Cyber War
NoName057(16) launches “Patriotic Online Games” hacking campaign Targets European organizations supporting Ukraine Volunteers rewarded with cryptocurrency →
‘Let it be their undoing’: Instagram Plus is rolling out globally, and users aren’t happy about the idea of paying for an app that’s always been free
Instagram Plus is now rolling out globally It costs $3. 99 (roughly £3 / AU$5. 60) →
Modders are turning Meta Ray-Bans into spy glasses — it’s not cool, it’s creepy, and I hate it
Modders are charging as little as $50 in the US to alter Ray-Ban Meta specs The →