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MacBook Neo is so popular Apple is running out of A18 Pro chips: here's how long you'll wait
By Scott Younker published
Apple's MacBook Neo is facing major delays, but some units are available as Apple reportedly scrambles to address chip shortages.

LinkedIn reportedly scanning thousands of browser extensions without user permission — here's what LinkedIn says
By Dave LeClair published
Is the professional social network up to something shady, or is it trying to 'protect the privacy' of its members

Don’t scan that QR code: new traffic violation scam targets drivers in several states
By Scott Younker last updated
Scammers are using QR codes to trick people with fake traffic violations. Don't fall for it.

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.

IPVanish adds real-time malware protection – it works even without a VPN
By Zoran Danilovic published
IPVanish’s new Threat Protection Pro feature scans files and websites in real time, helping protect you from malware and phishing even without an active VPN connection.

'Why does the Neo exist in the first place?' Framework CEO tears down the MacBook Neo and brilliantly pinpoints why Apple made a $599 laptop
By Jeff Parsons published
Framework founder Nirav Patel has torn down Apple's $599 MacBook Neo to see how it compares to a modular Framework 12 laptop.

X (Twitter) was down — live updates on the worldwide outage
By Jason England last updated
X was experiencing an outage that took down the "For You" timeline and other features.

RAM prices are crashing in huge 'market correction': New report shows the crisis may be subsiding as 'DDR5 retail prices pullback'
By Jason England last updated
After months of devastating price hikes, the cost is starting to fall. U.S. DDR5 RAM prices have dropped by over 20% in the last month — with similar reductions being seen across the world.
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