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Instagram was down — Live updates on massive outage affecting DMs
By Dave LeClair Last updated
There seems to be an issue with Instagram, as users are reporting problems on the popular social network.

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.

Ultimate back to school guide 2026: Laptops, Chromebooks, headphones and more
By Louis Ramirez Last updated
From budget laptops that won't break to affordable dorm room appliances, here's everything you'll need for back to school 2026.

Google Maps is finally getting a speedometer on Android Auto, and it's about time — my ancient GPS system could do this 20 years ago
By Tom Pritchard Published
Google Maps is about to add a feature that has existed elsewhere in one way or another for decades — and it's about time.

First OLED iPad mini tipped for October launch — here's why I'm excited (and worried)
By Tony Polanco Published
According to Apple tipster Mark Gurman, Cupertino is set to launch its first OLED iPad mini in October, with iPad Air and iPad Pro being refreshed in 2027.

AppleCare+ is now more expensive for Macs and iPads — here's how much more you'll need to pay
By Tom Pritchard Published
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
By Jason England Published
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.

Dangerous new CrashStealer Mac impersonates Apple's own tools — and bypasses Gatekeeper — to steal your passwords and more
By Anthony Spadafora Published
A new Mac malware strain impersonates Apple’s own crash reports to trick unsuspecting users into handing over their credentials.

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
By Jason England Published
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.
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