Surfshark vs. CyberGhost: Which VPN should you get?

You can’t go wrong choosing Surfshark or CyberGhost as VPN, but here’s why you might want to get one over the other.

Trail’s End for Clear Linux

Intel’s sudden shutdown of its high-performance Clear Linux OS has left enterprise users scrambling. Here’s where to go next.
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The best Apple Watch Ultra bands of 2025: Expert tested

We’ve researched and tested the top Apple Watch Ultra straps available from Nike, Apple, and Casetify. Read on to find our reviews and ratings.

The best mechanical keyboards of 2025: I handpicked the top models available

We’ve brought you our top picks of the best mechanical keyboards complete with RGB backlighting, hot-swappable keys, and tactile feedback. Check out our favorite recommendations from brands like Cherry, Keychron, and Corsair.

These are the 5 weirdest wellness gadgets I never skip using – and how they work

These are the oddest health and wellness gadgets I use in my everyday routine, from a smart scale to a red light skin therapy wand.

The best music headphones of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed

I’ve tested the best headphones from Audio-Technica, Bowers and Wilkins, Technics, and more to find which pair delivers the best clarity, detail, and sound for audiophiles on the go.

Your TV’s USB port is seriously underutilized: 5 features you’re not taking advantage of

While the USB port is an older technology, it remains remarkably versatile, offering more functionalities than commonly perceived. Here are some notable examples.

I’m never toting ice after testing this portable smart cooler – here’s why

Say goodbye to melting ice with the Anker Solix EverFrost 2, a battery-powered cooler designed to keep items cold for up to three days, eliminating the need for traditional ice.

I’ve tested dozens of tablets and this is the first Android model to truly replace my iPad Pro

The latest OnePlus Pad 3 offers major improvements over its predecessor, while still being priced to compete with Samsung and Apple.

Every iPhone owner should use MagSafe – I can’t live without these 7 favorite accessories

These MagSafe accessories keep everything I need within a phone’s reach. Here are the best ones every iPhone owner should use.

Before you quit Netflix, use these secret codes to unlock its full library of shows

Discover hidden genres and obscure categories on Netflix using a system of secret codes – here’s how to access them.

Why I recommend this Asus laptop over the MacBook Pro to creators and professionals

The Asus ProArt P16 offers strong performance initially, with its customization options providing additional benefits for users.

Are portable wind generators a viable alternative for solar power? My verdict after testing one at home

Solar generators have a clear limitation when the sun isn’t shining. This portable backup power solution, however, ensures your devices remain powered regardless of weather conditions.

This HP OmniBook finally sold me on the 2-in-1 laptop design (and it’s on sale for $400 off)

The HP OmniBook X Flip 16 combines some of the best features from its contemporaries into a sleek, well-designed device.

Stop buying cheap multitools – here’s the one I recommend instead

This Leatherman multitool is a smart pick for any DIYer, built to deliver reliable performance for years.

I wore the best smartwatches from Samsung, Apple, and Google – here’s how Galaxy Watch 8 wins

The new Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is a smart, feature-rich fitness tracker I’d recommend to most people – even if some features try a little too hard.

FOSS Weekly #25.30: AUR Poisoned, Linux Rising, PPA Explained, New Open Source Grammar Checker and More

Linux rises in the west

Will AI think like humans? We’re not even close – and we’re asking the wrong question

The holy grail of AI has long been to think and reason as humanly as possible. Large reasoning models, while not perfect, offer a tentative step in that direction.

13 tech trends to watch now, according to McKinsey (and no, it’s not all AI)

AI, especially agents, may be at the top of the list but that’s not all you need to keep an eye on.

Thunderbird 141 Adds ‘Archive’ Notification Action & Fixes

Thunderbird 141 brings minor changes to the email client, including a new notification action, OpenPGP key warnings, and better Exchange login support.

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