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A gaming laptop that isn’t really for gamers? 🤔
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Did you know identity thieves can target children, too?
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Sick of Google's AI overviews? You can get rid of them with uBlock Origin.
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A $7,000 laptop!? Asus is really going all out with AI hardware.

How much would you actually spend on a laptop?
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So apparently, sharing AI chats can expose a lot more personal info than you'd think. Do you ever share yours?
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Need a break from the workday? These live animal cams let you watch everything from Alaskan bears catching salmon to baby bats munching on fruit. 🫐
https://t.co/YhnVP7uBv3

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You paid for the game, so shouldn't you actually own it?
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PCWorld's Ben Patterson recently had to dig up 20+ years of address history. Gemini found it in minutes.

Is this the lane AI belongs in?

https://t.co/1pubL1GEFa

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Sometimes Windows updates feel like two steps forward and one step back. Now Microsoft is testing an easier way to move the taskbar.

Bottom. Top. Left. Right.

Where are you putting yours?

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Looking for affordable PC gear? Your local university might be hiding some serious tech bargains.
https://t.co/DYCm1xmR6Y

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Not everyone wants to drop $500 on a console just to play a couple of games.

Do you think pay-as-you-go gaming could catch on?
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Is your desk a tangled mess of cables? These 9 gadgets could help clean things up.
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AI is changing the cybersecurity game in ways we're only beginning to understand.

Are we prepared for a world where AI can find and exploit vulnerabilities faster than ever?
https://t.co/HfZwNmZu3a

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Chrome could be using up to 4GB of storage for AI features you're probably not using. Luckily, there's a way to get that space back.
https://t.co/SNxwO1ILO6

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Watching a video but don't have time to sit through the whole thing? Chrome's new Gemini feature can summarize videos and answer questions about what you're watching.

https://t.co/LZADEKDpT4

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Everyone in tech is talking about AI. But are they actually listening to what people are worried about?
https://t.co/4LPcLSTacf

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There's no need to chuck your old Radeon GPU in the trash (don't actually do that please).

AMD's bringing FSR 4.1 to RTX 6000-series cards a lot earlier than expected.

Have you already upgraded?
https://t.co/LUF1Nh16LR

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On the surface, it looks like a sleek work laptop. Under the hood? This thing means business.
https://t.co/3LG4w6JtwO