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Did You Know?

Although the image format GIF is pronounced with a hard g (as in “gift” or “graft”) by most people today, the format’s creators pronounced it with a soft g (as in “jiffy” or “gin”).

💻 There’s No “i” In These CPUs

Happy Thursday! Microsoft explained the app isolation feature coming to Windows 11, which might be a massive security improvement. Also, Intel announced that it will drop the “i” prefix with its 14th gen CPUs and use a simpler naming scheme, and Windows 11 is copying a great iPad feature.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Google Photos vs Apple Photos: Which Cloud Storage Is Best?


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FPS vs. Refresh Rate: What Are the Differences?


In computing and gaming, frame rate and refresh rate are both commonly used as a marker for how powerful a PC setup is. But exactly what are these two key PC specifications, how do they differ, and is one more important than the other? Read More »

 
Pre-Order Samsung’s Huge New Monitor & Get a $250 Gift Card


Samsung has started taking pre-orders on its new 49″ Odyssey OLED G9 curved monitor, which is scheduled to ship on June 26, 2023. As a bonus for pre-ordering, Samsung’s throwing in a $250 digital gift card to be used at Samsung.com or the Samsung Shop App. Supplies are limited, though, and eligible pre-orders must be made by June 25. Read More »

 
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Limited on desk space? Have multiple laptops or electronics that you need on hand but no place to put them? Sometimes the best solutions are incredibly simple, like this laptop stand from Omoton.

This helpful stand comes in various colors, and it can hold up to two laptops or similar electronics (like tablets) vertically. This saves a lot of space on your desk, while still having what you need on hand. No need to find shelf space or throw your important electronics in a drawer!

 
Intel Is Dropping the “I” With 14th Gen CPUs


Intel has been slowly undergoing a big rebrand over the last couple of generations. First, it discontinued the classic Pentium and Celeron brands. Now, the company is dropping the “i” branding from its mainstream processors and introducing a new line of Core chips. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT 5 Browser Security Myths That Need Busting


Misinformation or outdated advice about online security can make you and your personal data vulnerable. So let’s look at five common browser security myths so you can keep your understanding of browser security and the browser itself up to date together. Read More »

 
This Is How Windows 11 Will Sandbox Apps for Better Security


Microsoft revealed a new security feature in May coming to Windows 11, which would allow Windows applications to run in isolated sandbox environments for enhanced security. Now we know a little more about how that will work. Read More »

 
How to Play Xbox Games on Your PC


You can now play many Xbox games on your PC without owning an Xbox console. All you need is the Xbox app and an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription. You can also buy some Xbox apps that have been ported to PC—or try an emulator. Read More »

 
The Best Wi-Fi Cards in 2023


A Wi-Fi card can transform your wireless experience and give your desktop PC a cable-free way to stay connected to the web. The best Wi-Fi cards will give you a fast connection and will work flawlessly with your operating system. Read More »

 
The $299 OnePlus Nord N30 Has a 120Hz Screen & 50W Charging


OnePlus first gained a name selling cheap, powerful Android phones. The company’s flagship phones aren’t the value they once were, but OnePlus now has a few budget phones, including brand-new Nord N30 5G. Read More »

 
OnePlus Nord N30 5G Review: Lost in the Crowd


OnePlus built its reputation on Android phones with impressive features for low prices. The Nord N30 5G would make those OG devices proud, but it exists in a very different landscape. Making a great budget device isn’t a party trick anymore. Read More »

 
Dell’s New Monitors Are Perfect for Work and Play


If you’re looking for gaming monitors, or good monitors in general, one of the safest options out there is Dell and its gaming-focused sub-brand, Alienware. Now, the company has introduced a pair of monitors that won’t break the bank and are still guaranteed to catch your eye. Read More »

 
iPhone Not Ringing When Called? 12 Fixes to Try


Your iPhone can do a lot more than take calls, but good old-fashioned phone calls are central to the smartphone experience. Sometimes your iPhone won’t ring at all or rings but doesn’t make a sound. Let’s look at what you can do to get things working again. Read More »

 
Windows 11 Is Cloning a Great iPad Feature


Windows 11 might be almost two years old now, but Microsoft isn’t done with changes and new features. Now, one of the best stylus features on the iPad is coming to Windows 11 computers. Read More »

 
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Proton’s Subscriptions Are Going Up in Price


If you’re looking for a comprehensive tech subscription, Proton’s is one of the best you can get. The premium version gives you expanded access to multiple services, including Proton VPN, as well as expanded storage and other additions. Now, though, it’s going up in price. Read More »

 

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Sonos Era 300 Review: Spatial Audio Is a Game Changer


We’ve mostly been hearing music the same way ever since the first stereo records began hitting in the late 1950s. That’s set to change with spatial audio, which is catching on in a big way. The Sonos Era 300 is the company’s first attempt at making a speaker meant specifically for spatial audio. Read More »

 

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Best Prices of the Year on VR Headsets, Sony Headphones, and More


There are often many great tech sales at the start of the summer, and this week is no exception. Not only are the Meta Quest 2 VR headset, Microsoft Surface Laptop 5, and Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones on sale, but they’re all available for their lowest prices yet this year, as are many more devices and gadgets. Read More »

 

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