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HP unveils its 65-inch Google Beam display — here's how much the 3D video conference setup costs
HP unveiled the HP Dimension with Google Beam, a video conferencing display that takes advantage of Google's 3D technology for more personal conversations.
Surfshark launches Surfshark Everlink to bring you uninterrupted VPN connections
Surfshark Everlink is an industry-first and promises to improve VPN connections. You'll always stay online and your data will never be exposed.
Logitech takes aim at the iPad’s Magic Keyboard with its new Flip Folio case
Logitech has unveiled a brand new iPad case that features a detachable Bluetooth keyboard.
I tested the most advanced haptic VR vest and gloves — it made petting a cat feel too real?
bHaptics makes haptic VR accessories to level up your virtual gaming. We tried out the vest, sleeves and some new gloves.
The new iPadOS 26 windowing system could be a productivity game changer — here's why
The new windowing system for iPadOS 26 promises to make iPads function more like Macs. Here's what to expect and what we hope to see from this upcoming feature.
Major Windows Secure Boot flaw can be used by hackers to install bootkit malware — update your PC right now
A new Secure Boot bypass flaw can be exploited to disable your PC’s security and install bootkit malware that runs every time you turn on your computer.
I just tested a smart ring that can control your AR glasses — and this is what wearables have been missing
The missing link between wearables and smart glasses
Snap finally launching AR glasses to the public in 2026 - with built in OpenAI integration
Snap announced the fifth generation of its Spectacles smart glasses will be available for consumers to buy in 2026, and they're no longer called Spectacles!
