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Meanwhile, HyperX just announced a new gaming headset, and the next big Minecraft update is coming on June 7.

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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 great for your office needs.

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L1, L2, and L3 Cache: What’s the Difference?


Modern computer processors all use a multi-level cache memory system that allows data to be temporarily stored on the chip for quick access. Understanding the differences between L1, L2, and L3 cache can be important if you want the best performance from the next CPU you buy. Read More »

 
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10 Free Comedy Movies You Can Watch Right Now


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The Best Linux Laptops of 2023


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Google Chrome 114 Arrives With New Reading Mode


It has been four weeks since the release of Chrome 113, which means it’s time for yet another update. Google is now rolling out Chrome 114, with a new take on Reader Mode and some under-the-hood improvements. Read More »

 
How to Play Diablo 1 on a Modern PC for Retro Hack and Slash Fun


With the arrival of Diablo IV just around the corner, there is no better time to blow the dust off the first Diablo game to experience the original story. Better yet, you can play it with modern enhancements, previously unplayable characters, and more. Read More »

 
11 Apple Music Features You Should Be Using


Apple Music is more than a basic streaming service, so make sure you’re making the most of everything included with your subscription. Here are some of the features you may have missed. Read More »

 
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What Is The Handle in the Backseat of Cars For?


Have you ever wondered about that mysterious handle nestled above the backseat of cars? Contrary to popular belief, that backseat handle is not just a random accessory or an interior design quirk. It serves a practical and safety-oriented purpose. Read More »

 
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Yakima StageTwo Bike Rack Review: Take Your Ebike Anywhere


Most people don’t have access to bike trails from their backyard, so any serious rider needs a bike rack or mat. Yakima is one of the biggest names in the space, and its latest StageTwo hitch bike rack is one of its best yet, and it can even handle heavy ebikes. Read More »

 
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How to Prep Your Deck for Summer According to an Expert


Summer is just around the corner, and that means spending a lot more time outside. One of the best ways to enjoy the warmer weather is to spend time on your deck. Whether you’re grilling, having a family meal, or just sipping a glass of sweet tea while watching the sunset, there’s nothing more relaxing than lounging on a backyard deck throughout the summer months. Read More »

 
The New HyperX Cloud III Headset Works With All Your Devices


HyperX sells some of the best gaming headsets around, with options for just about every budget. Following the release of new gaming mice, the company has revealed the feature-packed HyperX Cloud III headset. Read More »

 

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System76 Gazelle (gaze18) Review: A Portable Linux Powerhouse


System76 sells desktops and laptops built specifically for Linux, and the Gazelle (gaze18) is one of the company’s workstation laptops. It was recently updated with new hardware, and it might just be worth the asking price if you’re in the market for a Linux PC. Read More »

 

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There’s a lot to love about the iPhone, and it can be overwhelming at times. Apple’s smartphone includes thousands of handy features tucked away in places you might never discover unless someone told you about them. With that in mind, we’ve picked out ten great features every iPhone owner should be using—newbies and veterans alike. Read More »

 

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