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The best Netflix VPN in 2026
By Olivia Powell last updated
VPN We've tested dozens of VPNs for Netflix, and here we round up the likes of NordVPN, Surfshark and ExpressVPN to find the very best Netflix VPN.

I replaced my Kindle with Ray-Ban Meta Display smart glasses — and now I read while doing chores
By Amanda Caswell published
I tested Ray-Ban Meta Display smart glasses as a Kindle replacement. Here’s what happened when I tried reading books through the teleprompter while doing chores.

The discount on the Apple device of my dreams is here, and I can't buy it — but maybe you can
By Richard Priday published
I've been wanting an iPad Pro deal like this for a long time, but since I can't buy it, I'll share it with you instead.

Meta Quest is not dead — CTO seems to confirm ‘officially leaked’ Quest 4 is still launching, and company will ‘learn from’ Steam Frame
By Jason England published
Despite the shift, Meta’s VR efforts are not dead. Its CTO appears to confirm Quest 4 is on the way and that the company is still pouring resources into VR.

I built a 152-inch gaming screen in bed and my fiancée has no idea — these AR glasses are $140 off
By Jason England last updated
I game in bed while my fiancée sleeps, and the Viture Luma Pro AR glasses are the reason I’m still engaged. Even better, you can get $140 off them in a huge Presidents’ Day discount.

I found the missing link between Android, iPhone, and Windows — and it’s an app I almost ignored
By John Velasco published
Link to Windows is one of the most underrated phone apps around as it lets you seamlessly transfer files wirelessly, project your phone to a PC, and more.

The best Android VPN in 2026
By Olivia Powell last updated
VPN Protect your Android device and make the most of your streaming subscriptions with the best Android VPNs in 2026.

2 years later, the Apple Vision Pro finally gets an official YouTube app
By Scott Younker published
YouTube finally has a native app for visionOS available and the Apple Vision Pro.

300,000+ Chrome users installed these malicious extensions posing as AI assistants — delete them right now
By Anthony Spadafora published
Unsuspecting Chrome users put their browsing data at risk by installing these 30 extensions which promised quick access to AI but were really after their passwords, emails and other data.
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