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We've tested the best tablets for entertainment and productivity, and these are the 8 I recommend right now
We've tested the best tablets to help you decide between an iPad, Android tablets and Windows slates to boost your productivity with a screen that's right for you.
The Motorola MotoPad (2026) might be the new budget tablet king
RecommendedThe Motorola MotoPad (2026) is a thin, affordable tablet with a vibrant screen, great audio, and all-day battery, but graphics performance is weak.
AppleCare+ is now more expensive for Macs and iPads — here's how much more you'll need to pay
Apple has just increased the prices of iPads and Macs, and now AppleCare+ is going up.
Microsoft is still using ‘deceptive tactics and design’ to force you to use Edge
Mozilla’s new "Over The Edge 2.0" report proves Microsoft is still using deceptive dark patterns and Copilot overrides to force Windows users to use Edge.
3 YouTube settings to change now if you want to escape the algorithm and take control of your feed
Force YouTube to respect your time. These three hidden feed adjustments mute distracting video previews, stop autoplay loops, and limit Shorts.
Router overheating? The simple mistakes killing your Wi-Fi this summer — according to a networking expert
Is your router struggling in the heat? A broadband expert says you're likely making these mistakes.
Dangerous new CrashStealer Mac impersonates Apple's own tools — and bypasses Gatekeeper — to steal your passwords and more
A new Mac malware strain impersonates Apple’s own crash reports to trick unsuspecting users into handing over their credentials.
The best Mac antivirus software in 2026
The best Mac antivirus software can help keep your MacBook, Mac mini, iMac and other Apple machines virus free.
The best Usenet providers
Usenet Usenet is faster than ever and we're here to tell you the best Usenet providers you can trust with your subscription.
SK Hynix warns 2027 will be 'worst year' for RAM prices — right as a damning report reveals something that will add fuel to the price-fixing lawsuit
The big three memory makers told us RAMpocalypse was the unavoidable side effect of the AI revolution but their main alibi may have just gone up in flames.
