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Scammers have switched to using QR codes in fake traffic violation texts — don't fall for this
By Scott Younker published
Scammers are using QR codes to trick people with fake traffic violations. Don't fall for it.

The MacBook Air M5 just hit its lowest pricer ever: save $150 on Amazon now
By Louis Ramirez published
The MacBook Air M5 is one of the best laptops you can buy and right now Amazon is knocking up to $150 off the 13-inch and 15-inch models.

Best MacBook deals in April 2026
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Cheap MacBook sales are easy to find if you know where to look. Here are today's best MacBook deals.

I built a hidden network hub to declutter my home office but it can do so much more
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Building this hidden network hub let me consolidate all my gear while keeping it out of sight.

Webroot is knocking 50% off its Total Protection plan — here's how to get it
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I've been testing the MacBook Neo for 2 weeks — here's 7 accessories I recommend to elevate this budget laptop
By Tony Polanco published
The MacBook Neo is great out of the box, but you can get more from the laptop with these must-have accessories.

Claude was down — Live updates on the AI service outage
By Dave LeClair last updated
Claude isn't working for many users, and the internet cried a collective tear without their favorite AI tool.

Dangerous new NoVoice Android malware could be undeletable on older phones — check your settings right now
By Anthony Spadafora last updated
New NoVoice Android malware hides in innocent-looking apps to bypass your phone’s defenses and secretly monitor every single app you open.

I ditched Apple Mail for this game-changing app — and I’m not going back
By Lloyd Coombes published
Seriously, it’s so good.

‘The squeeze is real’: I spoke to RAM crisis oracle, Carmen Li, about when this nightmare ends — here’s what she told me
By Jason England published
Two weeks ago, Silicon Data CEO Carmen Li told me a new supply chain could break the RAM shortage. Now, it’s starting to happen. Here is our exclusive sit-down on what comes next.
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