A Bluetooth+USB tracker tag for Android. | If you have a habit of losing track of your things, you might be looking to get a tracker tag. Apple’s AirTag is a safe bet, provided you use an iPhone. Things are less ...
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Category: Technology
All technology things, computers, networking, IT security, etc.
The best upgrade for a Surface Laptop 7. | The one thing that is upgradable in the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 is the NVMe storage. Upgrading is easy. In fact, I recommend upgrading the storage yourself if you’re ...
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Trying to figure out what YubiKeys are good for? | Truth be told, I find it difficult to talk about YubiKeys. It’s a hardware authentication device that supports multiple security protocols to protect access to ...
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Great value Snapdragon X laptop with an OLED display. | ASUS was among the initial 7 companies that launched laptops powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon X processors in June 2024. I’ve already posted about the ...
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Great gaming performance in an ultralight compact laptop. | Gaming laptops are often chunky and heavy, but ASUS’ new TUF Gaming A14 is set to change that perception. This laptop is not only compact and ...
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The iconic Dell XPS 13 with an invisible touchpad now packs a Snapdragon X processor. | The Dell XPS 13 9345 is among the several new Windows on ARM laptops and convertible devices that launched in June 2024. If ...
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The ultimate MacBook Air of Windows laptops is here. | If you took a MacBook Air, make some design improvements, maybe even add some features, and then run Windows on it, you would make Windows laptop users really ...
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New AI PCs powered by AMD’s brand-new series of Ryzen AI processors were just announced in July. I have one of ASUS’ new AI PC, the Zenbook S 16 UM56056, and I’m excited to find out how it performs, and ...
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What is an AI PC? | AI is now in more things than we can care about. You might already have heard of the AI PC. Maybe also the Copilot+ PC. The AI CPU? What the heck are all these AI things about? If you feel like ...
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It's your job to protect your own data | Last month, there was the CrowdStrike incident that rendered 8.5 million PCs unusable, though Microsoft said this was just a subset of affected computers. Last week, a Mobile ...
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