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iPhone 17 colors: Here’s what’s rumored for this fall’s new phones
Of all the rumors surrounding Apple’s new phones, few things get people talking like the new colors planned for the iPhone. And it’s understandable — colors are among the first things people see when a new phone debuts. Plus, picking out a color helps you put your own personal stamp on the latest iPhone. So it’s not surprising at all…
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Forget Prime Day, Steam’s Summer Sale has unbeatable deals on the best games — here’s 15 I’m adding to my cart now
Prime Day deals are just around the corner, but you don’t have to wait to save big on the best games. The Steam Summer sale is slashing prices on new games, hidden gems, and classics alike, making it the perfect time to build out your PC library for a fraction of the price. This year’s Steam Summer sale is set…
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Max top 10 movies — here’s the 3 worth watching right now
With much of the U.S. stuck in a brutal heat wave, I don’t know about y’all, but I’m curling up on my couch in the AC and catching up on the latest movies on one of the best streaming services. But with Max’s sprawling catalogue of titles, figuring out what to watch next can quickly turn into a headache. Sure,…
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Here’s What Will Be on Sale During Home Depot’s Fourth of July Event
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Credit: JHVEPhoto/Shutterstock. Home Depot’s Fourth of July sale is in full swing, and you can find deals on appliances, furniture, lawn products, tools, and more going for up 65% off. Here’s what you need to know about the ongoing…
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Here’s Who Needs Android’s New Advanced Security Protection (and Who Probably Doesn’t)
Android users got a whole host of security and privacy upgrades with the release of Android 16, including expanded in-call scam protection, live threat detection for malicious apps, and more. These features are well worth enabling, as they’ll help secure your data and your device against theft, malware, and phishing attacks. Google also extended its Advanced Protection Program to include…
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Microsoft removes antivirus from Windows kernel – Here’s why it matters
Microsoft is relocating antivirus and endpoint detection tools out of the Windows kernel to enhance system stability and minimize crash risks. This shift will isolate security software in user mode, preventing issues like the 2024 CrowdStrike incident that triggered mass Blue Screen of Death errors. Microsoft Defender and third-party AV tools will continue to work normally but in a safer,…
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I used to repair phones — here’s the 3 things you should do when looking for a refurbished phone
There’s no getting past the fact that many of the best phones command top dollar — sometimes more than $1,00 when you’re talking about premium handsets like the Galaxy S25 Ultra or iPhone 16 Pro Max. However, there’s more than one way to get your hands on a great phone for less — and one of the easiest is to…
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A looming hyperscaler exodus? UK IT leaders are thinking of ditching US cloud providers – here’s why
More than half of UK IT leaders using public or hybrid cloud setups say they’re planning to ditch US cloud providers, according to new research from Asanti. A study by the colocation provider found that 95% of IT leaders are growing concerned over data sovereignty risks amid political uncertainty on both sides of the Atlantic. The study specifically highlighted “increasing…
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MCP servers used by developers and ‘vibe coders’ are riddled with vulnerabilities – here’s what you need to know
Hundreds of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers around the world are open to abuse, with vulnerabilities that put vibe coders and their organization’s sensitive assets at risk. Introduced late last year, MCP servers are an easy-to-use extension of LLMs, thanks to the simplicity of their protocols, and have come into widespread use due to the broad availability of independently developed…
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The NCSC wants you to start using password managers and passkeys – here’s how to choose the best options
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has published guidance recommending the use of password managers and passkeys, insisting that the latter are the “future of authentication”. In a blog post outlining the advantages of both, the cybersecurity agency noted that first-party, browser-based password managers can be a handy tool for users due to their deep integration with a platform’s security.…
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