📺🔆 Does TV Brightness = Better Picture Quality?

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It's Thursday! There's a new Linux tablet to get excited about: the Purism Librem 11. Also, T-Mobile's 5G network is getting a boost thanks to Comcast, Netgear has a new Wi-Fi 6E mesh system, and dark mode in Windows 11 is about to get a lot better.

Have you ever noticed the brightness of display televisions when you're walking through a big box store? The picture always looks dynamic. Is that a parlor trick? Or does brightness actually deliver a better picture?

The answer is a bit more complicated. But we have the answer. Join us as we explain why TV brightness matters, and what it takes to get the best picture possible. Who knows? By the end of the day, you may be shopping for a new television.

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Concerned about email security? You should be. One breach can wreak havoc on your personal and professional life. Don't leave it to chance. Download this free guide and become a pro at spotting scams and beefing up passwords!

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Mozilla's latest update to Firefox and Thunderbird fixes a zero-day vulnerability that has unfortunately already been used in the wild. If you use either, you're going to want to know the details of this vulnerability, and when to expect an update that fixes the flaw. Check it out.

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A Google Wallet exploit (affecting phones running Android 5.0+), could expose your credit card details, albeit under very specific circumstances. If you use Google Pay regularly, you're going to want to read this.

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Headphone fatigue is no joke. And if you depend on them to get you through your work day, your ears are usually aching by the time you take them off. TOZO's OpenReal Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones fixes that problem with its open-ear design that allows the headphones to sit firmly and securely, yet comfortably. Featuring dual-mics and up to 16 hours of playtime, they're your ticket to taking calls and listening to your favorite tunes throughout the workday. Get yours today at 50% off!

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Each console generation has its winners and losers. Now that we're deep into the fourth console generation of the 21st century, who's winning the century thus far? We've found our winner - see if you agree.

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Here's a fun fact: the original Xbox was Intel-based. But Intel has never returned to the console business. Will that change? It's possible - here's why.

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Did you lose the pictures folder on your Mac? No worries, it's still there! Here's how you find it.

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Android is versatile when it comes to snapping screenshots. Check out our favorite tricks for screenshotting on Android, and try them out for yourself.

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Unless you've been sleeping since Sunday, you already know that Apple had its annual event where we discovered Tim Cook has the acting chops of a cucumber sandwich. But we also learned about the newest Apple hardware that's coming our way, including the iPhone 15 and the iPhone 15 Pro. So what's new in Apple's latest flagships? We have everything you need to know.

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You don't have to spend a pretty penny to get a comfortable and durable mechanical keyboard. And if you're easing into the world of mechanical keyboards, you probably don't want to anyway. Here are our favorite mechanical keyboards that cost less than a AAA video game.

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The iPhone 15 Pro is smaller, but the iPhone 15 Pro Max is larger and sports that 5x telephoto camera. Which flagship should you get? One of our writers has already made up their mind, and they explain why. If you're on the fence about either, read this.

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Google's Pixel Tablet has only been out for a few months, but you can already buy authorized replacement parts for it via iFixit. It's good news for users that prefer to repair their own tech. But authorized parts come at a premium cost. See how much some parts will cost if you want to repair your Pixel Tablet from home.

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What's the best way to reduce e-waste? By ensuring tech has longevity. That's exactly what Google is doing with all Chromebooks. Starting next year, Chromebooks will receive a decade of automatic updates. See what it means for you and your trusty Chromebook.

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Everyone should have the right to repair their own devices - and if you live in California, you're one step closer. That's because the SB-244 Right to Repair Act literally just passed with unanimous votes through California's Assembly and Senate, and is expected to be signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom quite soon. We have the details of the bill, and what it means for your hardware.

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