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AI is changing how we transcribe, and this might be the best example of it on Mac yet
TypeWhisper is a local AI model that’s ideal for transcription and runs right on your Mac.
Urban VPN releases its own in-house protocol – but its VPN is unsafe
Urban VPN has revealed its new in-house protocol – Urban LinkX. But the VPN itself has questionable privacy practices and we'd recommend you avoid downloading it.
macOS 27 set to launch with three huge new features — and no, Apple’s not killing Liquid Glass at WWDC 2026
macOS 27 is set to be unveiled at WWDC 2026, and rumors are pointing to a "Snow Leopard" focus on stability, a crucial Liquid Glass redesign and an AI-powered Safari.
You don’t need to break the bank to get a powerful keyboard — here are my top 7 picks under $120, including mechanical and Hall Effect decks
From mechanical productivity beasts to Hall Effect gaming powerhouses, there are plenty of keyboards out there, especially if you're on a tight sub-$120 budget.
Samsung’s Aussie store has dropped early EOFY tablet bargains — but the clock’s already ticking
Tom's Guide Approved - Sponsored Offer from Samsung Australia
Looking for a new tablet? On top of some excellent discounts, this Samsung promotion rewards you for going all‑in with accessories and trade‑ins.
I’m a keyboard warrior, but the ReMarkable Paper Pure’s tactile feel is making me want to start handwriting again
The new ReMarkable Paper Pure is a fantastic digital paper tablet that's a great fit for anyone who loves handwriting or wants to go back to that lost art form.
Six top VPNs fail simple password tests – and many more don't support 2FA
VPNs champion online safety, but how many actually enforce it? We analyzed 25 VPNs to see what passwords they do and don't accept.
I spent two weeks with the Razer Blade 16 (2026) — and it’s a serious gaming laptop powerhouse
Editor's ChoiceThe Razer Blade 16 impresses thanks to its slim design, gorgeous OLED panel, and strong gaming performance. While expensive, you’re getting a true premium gaming experience.
Stop spending $250 on mechanical keyboards that suffer from significant flaws — here’s why the Corsair Vanguard Air 99 Wireless doesn’t earn its keep
Personally, I don’t believe any keyboard should cost more than $150, so when I tested the Corsair Vanguard Air 99 Wireless, I was left feeling shortchanged.
