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Ming-Chi Kuo: Apple giving Intel a ‘once-in-a-generation window’ to manufacture iPhone, iPad and Mac chips
By Scott Younker published
Apple and Intel have reportedly started developing chips for iPhones, iPads and some MacBooks.

Meta is knocking up to 25% off all of its Ray-Ban and Oakley AI glasses ahead of Memorial Day
By Scott Younker published
Meta is holding a big sale for its Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley HSTN Meta glasses.

7 best iPad deals on Amazon ahead of Memorial Day — grab these rare discounts up to $250 off
By Olivia Halevy published
Our favorite iPads are getting major discounts on Amazon. Save up to $250 now.

Best all-in-one computers in 2026, tested by experts
By Darragh Murphy last updated
These are the best all-in-one PCs you can buy based on our in-depth testing and review. Whatever your budget and needs, I have a recommendation for the all-in-one PC that's right for you.

Traveling to the World Cup? This VPN has a server in every US state
By George Phillips published
If you're at the 2026 World Cup, you'll want to protect your data no matter where you are – VPN servers in every US state can help you do just that.

I just tested the new Alienware 15 — and it’s almost right
By Tony Polanco published
The Alienware 15 gaming laptop is a relatively affordable machine that delivers a smooth gaming experience with some necessary compromises.

I love the Cherry KW 300 MX’s responsive switches and thocky sound profile — but at this price, I’d expect everything to be perfect
By Nikita Achanta published
The Cherry KW 300 MX offers a lovely typing experience, thocky sound profile, and comes with macOS keycaps. But its drawbacks leave a lot to be desired.

Best keyboards in 2026, tested and reviewed by experts
By Darragh Murphy last updated
Looking for the best keyboard for you? Whether you're after wired or wireless, mechanical or hot-swappable, we've hand-picked the very best.

Surfshark teams up with Amnesty International to fight back against surveillance targeting human rights defenders
By Aleksandar Stevanović published
Surfshark is now a supporting partner of Amnesty International's Digital Forensics Fellowship, a program training activists and journalists to detect and respond to spyware attacks.
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