Author: Zach_Wilson
This rapid SSD moves 1GB in just seconds, and offers fingerprint security – but it’ll fit right in your top pocket
iKlips S USB-C Nano Touch Fingerprint SSD moves 1GB in about three seconds Fingerprint security supports 20 users, but it lacks AES-256 encryption 256GB capacity limits large creative workflows despite its transfer speed The iKlips S USB-C Nano Touch Fingerprint SSD is designed for users who value fast transfers and…
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I test gaming PCs for a living, and the Quoted Tech Shield is a great entry point for getting into PC gaming
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Quoted Tech Shield: Two-minute review The Quoted Tech Shield is the latest pre-built gaming PC from boutique Canadian PC…
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Tim Cook says more AIs are coming to Apple Intelligence
This isn’t the first time we’re hearing about third-party integrations, as Apple software SVP Craig Federighi said last year that the company “may look forward to doing integrations with different models like Google Gemini in the future.” Cook also said that Apple is on track to release an AI-upgraded Siri…
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Windows 10 end of life is pushing users towards Apple Mac devices – is it time for you to make the big jump?
Apple Mac sales are soaring as frustrated Windows users seek alternatives Many PCs can’t run Windows 11 due to missing TPM 2.0 capability Apple’s unified hardware and software approach appeals to long-time Windows users The recent Windows 10 end of life in October 2025 has driven a noticeable migration from…
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Save $250 on this HP Victus 15 Gaming Laptop with an RTX 4050
No need to wait for Black Friday if you’re shopping for a new budget gaming laptop. Right now, I’ve spotted this HP Victus 15 with RTX 4050 at Best Buy for $649.99 ($899.99). The HP Victus 15 is a staple in HP’s gaming line that refreshes every so often with…
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The worst part of dial-up internet is back – Raspberry Pi modder lets you “hear” your Wi-Fi
Dial-up internet’s chaotic symphony returns through a Raspberry Pi experiment This project makes invisible data traffic audible, turning silence into nostalgic static YouTuber uses a 2-watt speaker transform Wi-Fi’s unseen chatter into sound For anyone who lived through the era of 56K modems, the shrill, chaotic screech of a dial-up…
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