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🪟 The End of the Road

Happy Tuesday! Today is the official end of security updates for both Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. If you’re still on those versions, it’s really time to upgrade (or try out Linux).

On another note, Google Chrome 109 is expected to arrive today, adding more useful features to the web browser. It’s also the final update that will work on Windows 7, 8, and 8.1.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY What’s New in Chrome 109, Arriving Today


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Snag This Portable Corsair Mechanical Keyboard for $60 Off


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In a Lot of Zoom Meetings? Get a Headset That’ll Be Comfortable All Day
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Are you still doing a lot of online meetings and teleconferencing? You’ll want a headset that will make your workday easier. The Logitech Zone Vibe 100 Headset is a great purchase for your office needs.

While $100 might seem expensive, you get a lightweight headset that offers great audio for listening and speaking. The Vibe 100 can also switch between two devices automatically, making everything huss-free. If you’re on the fence, check out our review of Logitech’s headset—we liked it a lot!

 
This Tiny Asus ExpertCenter PC Has a Ryzen 5 6600H CPU


We’ve seen a few new interesting small desktop computers over the past few months, like the ASUS ROG G22CH and Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini. ASUS has now released another one, which could be useful as a media center PC or server. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Does Unplugging Electronics and Appliances Actually Save Money?


Unplugging electronic devices and appliances to save money seems like a proposition with an obvious outcome, but it’s actually much more nuanced than you might think. Here’s the inside scoop on when you will save money—and when you won’t. Read More »

 
Do I Really Need a VPN for Torrenting?


If you’re a torrenter, you probably have heard the many warnings about needing to use a VPN while using BitTorrent to download files. Do you really need to heed these warnings, though, and can you maybe torrent without a VPN? Read More »

 
Amazon’s “Buy With Prime” Is Coming to More Online Stores


Amazon already allows other stores to use saved payment information, and sellers can even use the company’s warehouses for shipping orders. Soon, you’ll be able to buy an item through Amazon… at stores that aren’t Amazon. Read More »

 
The 10 Best Video Game Movies Available to Stream in 2023


Video game movies don’t have the best reputation, and many are closer to curiosities than masterpieces. But there’s still plenty of fun in these movies, especially if you don’t take them seriously. Here are 10 video game movies worth watching. Read More »

 
The Best Online Backup Services of 2023


Online backup services can help protect you from losing critical data during a catastrophe and provide you with workflow features that can help you in the day-to-day. Let’s look at the best ones to suit your needs. Read More »

 
The Best Tripods of 2023


A tripod is one of the single best investments in gear a photographer can make. But how do you find the best tripod for you? Check out these picks for some solid places to start. Read More »

 
Buying a GPU? Here’s Why You Need a Lot of VRAM


It’s tempting to focus on the GPU power of a new graphics card and ignore how much VRAM it has, especially if you’re not playing at 4K. However, modern game engines and technologies like ray tracing are changing this fast. Read More »

 
Microsoft Is Finally Done With Windows 7 and 8.1


Windows 7 has had a long life, and even though Windows 8 and 8.1 were less popular, there are still many people who haven’t updated to Windows 10 or 11. Microsoft is now saying goodbye to both 7 and 8.1. Read More »

 
Get More Out Your Power Strip With This Simple Upgrade


There’s nothing more frustrating than running out of space on a power strip long before you’ve run out of available power. Here’s how to avoid buying a bigger power strip or UPS unit while safely adding more devices. Read More »

 
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Shargeek Storm Slim Portable Power Bank Review: A Transparent Look Inside


Portable chargers are a dime a dozen. Shargeek opted to break the mold with the retro, cyberpunk-themed Storm Slim Portable Power Bank. While the concept is neat, it merely highlights the simplicity of a power bank while failing to hide minor shortcomings. Read More »

 
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Why a Magic Eraser Is Your Coffee Mug's Best Friend


If you’ve never used a magic eraser to clean your walls or get soap scum off your shower, you’re missing out. But if you’re a devoted Magic Eraser user, there might be one usage you’re missing—cleaning your stained coffee mug. Read More »

 
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ESR HaloLock 2-in-1 Wireless Charger with CryoBoost Review: The Cool Option


You can find plenty of options when it comes to charging your iPhone and AirPods. Many stick with Apple’s offerings, but there are other affordable options with dual device charging, fast charging, and even a cooling fan. The ESR HaloLock 2-in-1 Wireless Charger with CryoBoost is one such option. Read More »

 

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Meta Is Done Supporting Your Quest 1 VR Headset


The original Oculus Quest headset was released in 2019, helping kick off standalone VR headsets as a viable platform for games and applications. However, Meta is about to end full support for the model that started it all. Read More »

 

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Anker Made a Clip-on Wireless Microphone


Sometimes on work calls, you have to just get up and walk around the room for no reason. That’s where wireless earbuds or headsets can come in handy, and Anker’s new wireless microphone goes a step further. Read More »

 

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Upgrading to a smart thermostat is great, but if you don’t use all the features, you’re leaving a ton of benefits on the table. Make sure you’re taking full advantage of these smart thermostat perks. Read More »

 
 

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