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Windows 11's new security feature 'wrecks' frame rates for some gamers
Some gamers are up in arms, while others believe that this security feature is a must-have for keeping their PC safe.
Only one in five UK CEOs say their cyber insurance will cover the full cost of a cyberattack
New data has revealed that only one in five CEOs expect full coverage from their cyber insurance policy.
Our favorite shipping label printer just got a price cut
In our tests, we found Munbyn's thermal label printer "makes light work of labelling", and it's our top choice for ecommerce and small business use.
2.8 million people affected by data breach at Baylor Genetics testing and diagnostic firm
Business continued as usual, although employees and patients lost plenty of sensitive data in the incident.
Lords call for a 'kill switch' on powerful AI systems used in the United Kingdom
They believe the UK needs a "vital safety net" to only be used as a last resort.
Acer reveals Swift Blade 14 — the ultimate portable laptop at just 799g
IFA 2026 Acer had plenty to show off at IFA 2026, including a highly repairable laptop alongside the featherweight Swift Blade 14.
Vodafone says its new mobile plan is so fast that it will support the ‘new world of generative AI’
Vodafone has launched a new SuperMobile connectivity plan that's fast enough to power the ‘new world of generative AI.’
MapQuest alone refused Trump's demand to rename Lake Ontario, but I still can't leave Google Maps and Apple Maps behind for this one reason
Topping download lists, MapQuest is the new mapping darling, but it's missing one key feature that will keep it from being my go-to navigation solution.
