Tag: computing
I’ve just spotted a brand new RTX 5070 gaming laptop for $999 in Best Buy’s ‘Rival Prime Day’ sale, is it too good to be true?
This week is set to be a busy week for deals. Not only is Amazon hosting its annual Prime Day event, but Best Buy has its own ‘Tech Fest’ sale with pretty great price cuts across the board. One such example this Acer Nitro V Slim 16 gaming laptop for…
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NBN prices are set to increase in less than 2 weeks — lock in a low-cost plan now before it’s too late
It’s been just over a month since NBN Co confirmed that it would be increasing wholesale prices on its entire plan lineup at the turn of the new financial year — which starts July 1 — and that means your NBN plan will likely receive an unwelcome hike as a…
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The wait is over! Samsung’s Galaxy XR headset has finally landed in the UK, and I couldn’t be more excited
Samsung’s Galaxy XR headset is finally coming to the UK It lands on July 8, and will cost £1,699 It lands ahead of Samsung’s Android XR glasses expansion After months of waiting, the Samsung Galaxy XR headset is finally ready to bring Android XR to countries beyond the US and…
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Evan Spiegel doesn’t want you to call Snap Specs AI glasses
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel sat with us to discuss the Snap Specs, privacy, parental controls and more. Spoiler: He says "computing" a lot. Source
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Windows 11 sucks slightly less now, thanks to a June update
The update brings a low-latency profile, speeds up search, and patches hundreds of flaws. Source
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Fake X-VPN installers found to spread credential-stealing malware — here’s how to stay safe
Fake X-VPN installer found to deploy credential-stealing malware X-VPN was not hacked; only those downloading the fake app were affected First targeting crypto traders, criminals widened to privacy-minded users A new report has uncovered an uncomfortable truth for anyone who downloads software from somewhere other than the official source: a…
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