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Get a 31.5-Inch 4K Monitor for Just $190 — Acer EK321QK Deal at B&H Snagging a massive 4K monitor for under $200 isn’t just a wish—it’s happening right now. B&H is selling the Acer EK321QK for $190, a solid $110 off its usual $300 price. That’s serious value for a sharp, high-resolution display that’s perfect for everyday work and entertainment. This isn’t a pro-grade gaming panel—it’s a VA screen with a 60Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time, making it better for spreadsheets, streaming, and creative work than for competitive esports. The VA technology delivers strong contrast and decent colors,…
Save $400 on Dell’s AI-Ready Latitude 5455 — Now $699 at B&H The Dell Latitude 5455, a sleek business laptop built for the next wave of Windows AI features, has just received a major price cut at B&H. Originally $1,099, this Copilot+ PC is now selling for $699—one of the lowest prices we’ve seen for a machine in this category. At the heart of the Latitude 5455 is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Plus, an Arm-based processor designed to deliver smooth performance, ultra-long battery life, and full compatibility with Microsoft’s latest AI tools in Windows 11. The laptop pairs that with 16GB…
Steam’s time on Chromebooks is coming to an end. What began in 2022 as an ambitious beta program to bring native PC gaming to ChromeOS will officially shut down on January 1, 2026, cutting off access to any games installed through the beta. The program let users install a limited selection of Steam titles on higher-end Chromebooks, marking one of Google’s first major pushes into native desktop-style gaming. The feature was never meant for all Chromebooks—only models with stronger specs could handle it—and updates to the beta have slowed to a halt in recent months. As of now, Steam is…
Nearly a decade after its debut, Microsoft is shutting down the Microsoft Lens app—a move that will likely frustrate millions of loyal users who’ve come to rely on it for quick, high-quality document scans. Originally released in 2014 as Office Lens before being renamed in 2021, the free app earned widespread praise for its ease of use, versatility, and integration with Microsoft’s ecosystem. With over 50 million downloads on Android alone and a near-perfect 4.8-star rating, Lens offered a comprehensive suite of features: scanning documents, converting images to Office and PDF formats, digitizing handwritten notes, and syncing files to OneNote…
Nvidia has firmly denied claims and speculation suggesting its graphics processing units (GPUs) contain hidden kill switches or government backdoors, stating that such mechanisms are both unethical and insecure. In a strongly worded blog post released Tuesday, the company responded to growing calls by some U.S. policymakers and cybersecurity analysts for hardware-based safeguards that would allow chips to be remotely disabled or monitored—ostensibly to prevent their misuse or unauthorized export to countries like China. Nvidia’s response comes amid increasing international scrutiny over the role its chips play in AI development and the global technology race. Tensions have been escalating between…
Once again, the tech world is confronting a serious security lapse—this time involving Dell laptops equipped with Broadcom hardware. Following last week’s headlines about vulnerabilities in Lenovo’s AIO systems, Dell has now warned users that a significant flaw in the Broadcom BCM5820X chip family could leave millions of devices open to attack. The vulnerability affects over 100 different Dell models across the Latitude, Precision, and Pro series, making it one of the broader-reaching hardware flaws disclosed this year. At the core of the issue lies the ControlVault3 feature, a specialized security module designed to securely store sensitive information like passwords…
As generative AI systems continue to churn out vast amounts of text across the internet, their influence has started to seep into platforms that depend heavily on human contribution and editorial review—none more so than Wikipedia. Known for its collaborative editing process and commitment to factual accuracy, Wikipedia is now confronting a rising wave of AI-generated content that threatens to erode its foundational principles. From nonsensical ebooks to auto-written YouTube narrations, the internet is being flooded with robotic prose, and Wikipedia has had to act quickly to defend the quality of its articles from similar incursions. To combat this growing…
Microsoft’s Recall feature for Windows 11 continues to raise alarm bells among security professionals, even after the company introduced privacy-focused upgrades in response to widespread criticism. Recall, which captures snapshots of your computer screen throughout the day to help users retrace their digital steps, has come under fire again following new test results showing it still collects sensitive information under certain conditions. According to a detailed report by The Register, Recall’s supposed ability to detect and avoid recording private data like credit card numbers, passwords, and banking details is inconsistent. In controlled tests, the feature captured screenshots showing full credit…
Mozilla is sounding the alarm over a sophisticated phishing campaign that’s targeting users of its Add-ons platform. If you’ve received an email that looks like it’s from Mozilla — particularly one claiming your account needs to be updated to retain access to developer tools — do not click any links. The company confirmed via a recent blog post that cybercriminals are using convincing tactics to steal login credentials from unsuspecting recipients. Reports from BleepingComputer suggest that the phishing emails often contain messages such as, “Your Mozilla Add-ons account requires an update to continue accessing developer features,” among other similar variants.…
If battery life is high on your priority list, a Snapdragon-powered laptop could be just what you’re looking for — and now they’re getting much more accessible. Best Buy’s deal of the day features a Dell Inspiron 14 with a Snapdragon X processor and 16GB of RAM for only $499.99, a major markdown from its $800 list price. This deal runs until 1 AM ET, offering a solid opportunity for those seeking a long-lasting, portable Windows 11 machine at a budget-friendly cost. The Inspiron 14 isn’t just about price — it packs features you don’t often see in the sub-$500…
