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Best VPN deals in July 2026
By Mo Harber-Lamond Last updated
Don't want to pay full price for a VPN? I've rounded up the best VPN deals from the likes of NordVPN, ExpressVPN, PureVPN, Surfshark, and more.

Best gaming routers in 2026: Boost your speeds and get lag-free gameplay with our top picks
By Darragh Murphy Last updated
The best gaming routers deliver fast speeds, lag-free gameplay and loads of useful features to take your gaming to the next level.

I just tested the new Alienware 34 280Hz QD-OLED — and it’s about as perfect as gaming monitors can get
By Tony Polanco Published
The Alienware 34 280Hz OLED features the same design and curved panel as before, only with brighter HDR and a faster refresh rate. At $799, it's a no-brainer.

Apple's Back to School sale is mysteriously missing right now — and I think I know why students are getting ghosted
By Jeff Parsons Published
Apple's Back to School promotion is a great time for students to upgrade their gear, especially with price hikes beginning to bite.

I praised Meta’s smart glasses privacy update yesterday — today, its ‘super sensing’ glasses proved me completely wrong
By Jason England Published
Meta is reportedly working on AI glasses that record all day long, and in a complete 180 to yesterday's privacy update, the recording light could be turned off.

These are the 5 best external SSDs we've tested to free up space on your laptop and phone
By Darragh Murphy Last updated
Running out of space on your laptop or phone? These are the best external SSDs, based on our extensive testing.

Apple's response to RAMageddon could be to utilize Chinese RAM — but it won't mean lower prices for you
By Tom Pritchard Published
Apple may be working with Chinese RAM-makers to alleviate the pressures of RAMageddon, but this won't see iPhone and Mac prices drop overnight.

Meta's new AI tool uses your Instagram photos by default — here’s how to opt out
By Kaycee Hill Published
Meta's new AI image tool automatically uses public Instagram photos unless you opt out.

GTA 6 warning: Pre-order scams are stealing users' info and spreading malware — how to stay safe
By Scott Younker Published
Security researchers are warning that fake GTA 6 preorder sites could spread malware or try to steal your sensitive information.

Google AI just proved Meta can't fix smart glasses privacy — it's time for 'peeping tom' laws to enter the digital age
By Jason England Last updated
Meta's emergency smart glasses update disables the camera if the privacy LED is tampered with. But I just used Google AI to generate a step-by-step bypass guide.
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