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More than 9.5 million patient records affected by Aesto Health data breach: what you need to know
By Scott Younker Published
Aesto Health has confirmed a data breach that affects more than 9.5 million patients.

'I find it very uncomfortable talking to people with a camera and a light': OpenAI's Sam Altman weighs in on smart glasses and privacy
By Mike Prospero Published
Sam Altman weighed in on "pervert glasses" and the future of wearable AI devices at OpenAI.

Best iPad deals for September 2026
By Louis Ramirez Last updated
The best cheap iPad deals from every retailer so you'll never have to pay full price for your iPad again.

Best MacBook deals in September 2026
By Louis Ramirez Last updated
Cheap MacBook deals are always available if you know where to look. I've been buying MacBooks for years and here's how I find the best MacBook deals.

'We're not changing it': MapQuest hits No. 1 in App Store after refusing to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America
By Mike Prospero Last updated
MapQuest is now ranked the highest it's ever been in the App Store — here's why.

I got a sneak peek at TP-Link’s upcoming Wi-Fi 8 routers — and improved range and reliability are their biggest upgrades
By Brian Nadel Published
The next generation of Wi-Fi gear is aimed more at dependability than outright speed but for many, it will offer more throughput.

I replaced all of my screens with smart glasses for a week: here's what happened
By Scott Younker Published
Smart glasses cost as much as a decent gaming monitor, so I swapped my screens out for glasses to see if it was actually better.

Microsoft Outlook was down? Live tracking multi-hour email outage
By Scott Younker Last updated
Microsoft Outlook appears to be suffering from an outage.

I tested the first 5K G-Sync Pulsar gaming monitor — 144Hz looks like 500Hz of clarity, and it ruined my home display
By Jason England Published
I tested the world’s first 5K G-Sync Pulsar gaming monitor from AOC. Here is how NVIDIA's variable backlight strobing eliminates motion blur at 5K.

Meta agrees to pay $17.1 billion to settle claims Facebook and Instagram harm children — here's what you need to know
By Elton Jones Published
Meta agrees a massive settlement over alleged transgressions connected to the mental health harm its social media sites inflict on kids; major changes are on the way.
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