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Nearly 5.6 million people hit by massive data breach at credit check company — what you need to know
The auto dealership credit check company 700Credit suffered a massive data breach this year that affected nearly 5.6 million people whose personal information was exposed.
Google issues critical Chrome update to patch zero-day vulnerability
A brand new Chrome vulnerability has been patched by Google, which means it's time to update your browser again.
Best laptops for engineering students in 2025: Our top picks tested and rated
With beefy components, clear screens and well-made chassis, these are the best laptops for engineering students you can buy right now.
Rotating IPs just make sense — why Surfshark is breaking ground for VPNs
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Spoofing your IP with a VPN can be useful, but isn't a silver bullet against trackers and other online nuisances — discover how Surfshark's rotating IPs can help.
RAMageddon is finally coming for your smartphones and laptops according to new report
A new analyst report indicates that smartphone and laptop makers are starting to feel the crunch of the RAM crisis, which could lead to higher prices and worse specs.
Framework slams Dell: Won't 'gouge customers' amid RAM crisis while explaining its own 50% price hikes
As the RAM crisis sees prices skyrocket, Framework is looking to keep costs at a minimum and calls out Dell and Apple for the rise in pricing for laptops and PCs.
This keyboard is a productivity dream, but I wish it had a few other features
The Redragon Galatin Pro K719 is an ideal space-saving keyboard for typists, but there are a few things missing.
I tested BenQ’s pro editing monitor and this thing is a workflow beast
The BenQ PD3226G packs high color accuracy, Pantone accreditation and a lovely 4K panel. It isn’t perfect, but it’s still a highly capable editing display.
