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We’re at IFA this week, and there’s already a lot of exciting news. The Dell XPS 13 now has Intel’s latest Core Ultra chips, Cooler Master made a shark gaming PC, and Peak Design has revealed a new outdoor line. Also, Firefox 130 is rolling out with more upgrades to local translation.

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Have the Top 5 Highest-Grossing Mobile Games of All Time Aged Well?

I hit the internet last weekend to help overcome a difficulty spike in Clash of Clans. It was during that search that I discovered that this old but iconic mobile game has made billions. It begs the question, what other multi-billion dollar games are there, and how well have they aged?

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5 Things to Consider Before Picking Your First Linux Distro

Linux comes in all shapes and sizes—which we call distros. The beauty of distros is that you get a specialized OS dedicated to specific user needs and use cases. So, to ensure you have the best experience with Linux, it’s crucial to pick the right Linux distros—and here’s how!

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Samsung's Back-to-School sale is here with savings up to $300 on the Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy S24 Ultra, and Galaxy Watch 6. Plus, Samsung will give you a 25% discount on the Galaxy Watch 7, Watch Ultra, Buds 3, or Buds 3 Pro if you purchase it alongside a Galaxy phone. Eligible customers can combine these Back-to-School promotional deals with student and educator discounts of 15% or more. Samsung's exciting Back-to-School sale ends on September 9th, so don't wait!

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I Tried Out Apple Fitness+ For a Week So You Don't Have To

I have a confession: I've never considered using Apple's Fitness app, chalking it up to an extension or duplication of the Health app. I finally decided to take a proper look at the app recently when I came across an underrated subscription that piqued my interest. So, I decided to give Apple Fitness+ a shot.

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Why I'm Switching from Google to Proton

The many revelations concerning Google's privacy practices have had me—and possibly you, too—looking for an alternative to Google Workspace. I found it in Proton's suite of apps, and I'll explain why I made the switch.

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How to Completely Remove Apps and Programs on Windows

Removing unneeded apps from your computer frees resources, but some don't do a good job of tidying after themselves when uninstalled. Here's how to remove any remnants they might have left behind.

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Which Linux Distro Is Most Like macOS?

I love the flexibility of Linux and the interface of macOS. Fortunately, you can customize any Linux distribution with the right desktop environment (DE) to make it look and feel like macOS. It does take some time and expertise though. But if you want to get the macOS-like experience on Linux right out of the box, this list is for you.

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Does Your Child Use an iPhone? Enable This Messaging Safety Feature

Kids are getting their hands on smartphones at very young ages, so it's important to keep them safe. Tech companies have noticed this, prompting companies like Apple to produce new ways to help keep their younger users safe. Here's one feature that parents definitely shouldn't pass up.

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Question of the Day

What's Your Favorite Gadget to Take on Outdoor Adventures?

We're approaching cooler weather in the US, making it prime camping and hiking season. So when you head outdoors, what kind of tech do you take with you? Or do you absolutely rough it with zero modern technology?

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