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Google Beam brings 3D to video chat — here's how it works
By Philip Michaels published
Project Starline has a new name — and a looming launch

Google and Xreal announce partnership with new Project Aura Android XR smart glasses
By Scott Younker published
Xreal and Google are partnering on a new set of XR smart glasses that will run Android XR.

Netgear EAX17 review: a Wi-Fi 6 extender that’s economical to use
By Brian Nadel published
The Netgear EAX17 provides good mid-range speeds and isn’t expensive to leave on at all times but its three-prong plug and slower Wi-Fi 6 rating might not make it the best fit for many home networks.

You can finally make Google Translate the default on iPhone and iPad
By Dave LeClair published
For people who prefer Google Translate, being able to make it the default on iPhone and iPad is now a reality.

NordVPN announces post-quantum encryption support for all applications
By George Phillips published
NordVPN is one of the only providers to offer post-quantum encryption protection for all your devices. Here's what you need to know.

Proton VPN boss compares Switzerland to Russia and claims it could leave the country over proposed law
By George Phillips published
Changes to Swiss law could see Proton leave the country. CEO Andy Yen made the statement in an interview and compared the country to Russia.

5 gadgets from Computex Day 1 that impressed us most — gaming handhelds, smart rings and more
By Jeff Parsons published
Computex 2025 is in full swing over in Taiwan and here's our pick of the most impressive things we saw on the show floor on the first day.

Windscribe VPN review
By Esat Dedezade last updated
Windscribe's free plan, customizable pricing, and privacy tools make it a great option – but its malware protection, apps, and chat support leave something to be desired

I finally tried magnetic key switches, but I never thought I'd find them in a split keyboard that's also wireless
By Anthony Spadafora published
The new ROG Falcata is Asus’ first split keyboard. It's not only wireless, but also features the company’s new HFX V2 magnetic switches for improved accuracy.
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