Tag: computing
‘If you’re looking for a cheap mechanical keyboard, you can’t do much better’: I tested a budget clacker that’s impressive for gaming or home working — but its cutbacks are evident
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. MechLands Vibe99: One-minute review The MechLands Vibe99 is a mechanical keyboard that takes aim at the budget-end of the…
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The MacBook Neo may no longer be ‘affordable’, but a small discount sees it drop to a three-figure price
Apple made headlines earlier this year with the launch of the MacBook Neo, which we called “the best budget laptop you can buy” in our review thanks to its low AU$899 launch price and premium materials — all while in the midst of RAM and storage shortages. The RAM crisis…
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I switched from Goodreads to Fable for tracking all of my favorite books, and it’s one of the best digital migrations I’ve made yet
Homescreen Heroes This is part of a regular series of articles exploring the apps that we couldn’t live without. Read them all here. For someone who has a degree in journalism and a master’s in English, I should read more than I actually do. But movies are my thing, and…
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I hit 40 and knew my lifestyle had to change. This app is helping me power up, take more steps, and supercharge my water intake
I never cease to be amazed at the effectiveness of small habits. Standing up and moving every hour. Drinking small sips of water regularly. Leaving your phone downstairs when you go to bed. Flossing straight after brushing. Giving thanks for one thing as soon as your head hits the pillow.…
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Laptop bloatware is still a big problem – and Windows 11 needs to step up and sort it out
You can spend hours choosing the best laptop, comparing processor options with the display and wondering how long the battery will last. Then you switch it on and discover another part of the experience that rarely enters the buying decision: the manufacturer’s preinstalled software, often billed as tools to help…
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Top AI tools including Claude, Codex, and Hermes installed suspicious code inside corporate networks
Researchers found unclaimed llms.txt references on 120 domains, exploitable by cybercriminals AI agents could install malware if they execute hallucinated or outdated documentation commands Fixes: clean documentation and restrict AI agents from treating docs as executable instructions Cybercriminals are able to now abuse hallucinated, outdated, and outright incorrect website documentation…
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