Computer monitors come in variety of sizes, from 12-inch portable displays (the smallest we’ve reviewed) up to 65-inch panels that bridge the gap between monitors and TVs. Between the two extremes, though, we group most desktop displays into two general categories: business monitors, and entertainment monitors. Business (aka productivity) monitors include professional monitors with high […]
Wi-Fi router installation utilities have become easier to use over the years, but getting the best out of your new router usually means delving a little deeper than the standard installation routine will go. Just because you’ve plugged in everything and all the blinking lights have turned green doesn’t mean your network’s performance and its […]
Once upon a time, you only had to remember one or two passwords. Your date of birth or pet’s name did the trick—no special characters, numbers, or 12-letter minimum required. That doesn’t cut it these days. Every account should have a separate password, and they all need to be complex. The password-fatigued masses will be […]
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SpaceX is eyeing a mid-2020 launch date for the company’s satellite-powered internet service, Starlink. On Tuesday, SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell mentioned the launch date for the US market, during a media roundtable, according(Opens in a new window) to SpaceNews. The company’s goal is to launch six to eight additional batches of satellites over the next […]
Parental control solutions are only effective if they cover all of a child’s devices and activities. Thankfully, Net Nanny has expanded beyond its internet-filter roots and offers tools for blocking apps and restricting a child’s screen time. These capabilities work fine and the web filtering is no longer as vulnerable to workarounds as we found […]
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If you’re a PC-gaming enthusiast, you know about speed. Gaming rigs are good only if they’re tricked out with the latest and fastest CPUs, lots of memory, the quickest solid state drive (SSD), and, of course, the best graphics cards. But while that combination will definitely give you a fast machine, online gaming performance can […]
Verizon has unleashed its 5G Ultra Wideband technology in two more US cities. Customers in Dallas and Omaha are joining the network’s 5G rollout(Opens in a new window), raising the total number of US cities with at least some degree of access to over a dozen. The technology accelerates download speeds while reducing latency. It’s […]
Avast will explore “further changes” to its practice of selling users’ browser histories to third-party companies. But in the meantime, the antivirus vendor will try to opt more users into the data-sharing, despite the privacy risks. On Tuesday, the company published(Opens in a new window) a blog post in response to a PCMag-Motherboard investigation into […]