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🦊 It’s Firefox Day

Happy Tuesday! Firefox 121 has arrived with some helpful improvements for Windows and Linux. Mozilla is also delaying Thunderbird Mail for Android, but you can still test it out now.

In other news, Eve has a new energy-monitoring smart outlet with Matter support, and there’s a new Linux experience available for M1 and M2 Mac computers.

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Comcast Xfinity Data Breach Exposed 35 Million Customers

In late October, Xfinity suffered a data breach that exposed sensitive information of 35 million customers. If you're currently using any of Xfinity's services, you have to read this.

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10 Tips to Use Apple Mail on Your iPhone Like a Pro

Though your iPhone's Mail app can feel pretty mid when stacked against other email apps, it's the lesser-known tricks that set it apart. We show you how to get the best out of the Mail app.

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5 Reasons to Get a Samsung Galaxy Tab Instead of an iPad

Though the iPad is the standard choice when it comes to choosing a tablet, don't ignore Samsung's Galaxy Tab series. See why you may prefer a Galaxy Tab over an iPad.

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50 Algorithms Every Programmer Should Know (Worth $40)

The ability to use algorithms to solve real-world problems is a must-have skill for any developer or program. This book (free for a limited time) will help you not only to develop the skills to select and use an algorithm to tackle problems in the real world but also to understand how it works. Interested? Hurry: this offer expires Dec 27!

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How to Share a Samsung Photo Album With Anybody

Samsung devices conveniently include a "Shared Album" option that, as the name implies, lets you share albums with other Samsung users. But what if you want to share it with non-Samsung owners? It's possible - here's how.

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What Is CPU Boost, and Should You Enable It?

Processors and graphics cards alike have what's called a "boost clock" that's different from its base speed (i.e., "base clock"). So what's a boost clock, and how do you use it (and should you?)? We have the answers.

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How to Detect Fake News Generated by AI

Because AI-generated content makes it easier than ever for bad actors to create and distribute fake news at a mass scale, now is the time to develop a keen eye to identify it. We show you how, including AI-fueled tools to spot misinformation.

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Stop Buying “Gaming” Products (Buy These Instead)

If you don't care about RGB lighting in "gaming" gear, save your money and buy hardware that'll deliver a superior experience (and without all of that goofy gaming branding). We show you what to buy.

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