PC users who like big balls are often underserved, at least when it comes to input devices. Kensington is one of the best suppliers to that market (again, specifically when it comes to PC accessories), and it’s been a few years since it updated the design of its flagship trackball. We spotted the newest model […]
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One of the most useful things you can throw into your pocket before leaving home (besides your keys, of course) is a power bank. Most power banks claim to be portable, but one that’s actually slim and tiny enough to fit into an actual pocket while also powerful enough to get you through the day
This fast pocket-sized USB-C power bank is dirt cheap today: only $11 Read More »
Google is now updating its Gemini AI tool with a new feature in Canvas that allows presentations to be created directly in the AI conversation via prompts, according to a recent announcement post. Users can ask Gemini to automatically generate ready-made presentation slides with text, theme, and images, either using text-based instructions or by combining
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If you’re in the market for a new Ryzen PC, beware: AMD is updating some of its old Ryzen processors with fresh branding and updated model numbers and passing them off as new processors. AMD has carved out a number of “new” Ryzen 100-series chips alongside a pair of new Ryzen 10-series model numbers. However,
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Microsoft’s next Xbox will run Windows, a report says, blurring the line between PCs and consoles and making the latest Xbox Ally X the model of what Microsoft hopes to achieve in gaming. Windows Central, which has established some good sources inside the console space, claims that the next Xbox will run Windows, with an
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Generally speaking, every laptop generation is faster and more capable than the one that came before it. But something’s different this year. Between higher performance hardware, more efficient components, a trend towards eco-friendly materials, and laptop designs that aren’t afraid to be weird and experimental, I have to say that 2025 feels like the most
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TL;DR: Replace your Adobe Acrobat monthly subscription with PDF Agile now that a lifetime subscription is only $40. Adobe Acrobat isn’t the only reliable PDF editor around anymore, and its newest competitor doesn’t charge a monthly fee. Instead of paying for Acrobat indefinitely, now you can get PDF Agile for life on sale for $39.99 (reg. $119). With PDF Agile,
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TL;DR: Get Microsoft Office for life for only $50. Instead of paying $99.99 per year for Microsoft 365, you can now get the same apps for life. Microsoft Office Pro 2021 is now available as a lifetime license, and it’s on sale for $49.97 (reg. $219.99). This version comes with Word Excel PowerPoint Outlook Publisher Access OneNote Teams (Free version)
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TL;DR: Get lifetime access to AdLock Premium for $18.99 (MSRP $210) and block ads, pop-ups, and trackers across your devices for good. Why AdLock is Helpful Stops all ads: Blocks pop-ups, banners, video ads, and some in-app commercials. Boosts privacy: Removes spyware and tracking tools that collect data in the background. Speeds up browsing: Pages load faster without extra scripts
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So there it is–my new mini PC, the A9 Max from Geekom. A smart little powerhouse, barely bigger than a sandwich tin, whisper-quiet and amazingly powerful. I unpacked it, plugged it in, and completed the initial setup. Everything works perfectly, as my test shows. And yet I realize after just a few minutes: it won’t
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