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be quiet! Dark Base Pro 901 White Review (Page 1 of 4)

Even after many years of driving, I often feel intimidated when I get into the driver's seat of an SUV. This first happened when I drove my parents' Nissan Rogue to Vancouver. To be honest, the Rogue is not actually much longer or wider than my Chevrolet Cruze, but I was a bit wary at first. Thankfully, this journey was mostly on the Trans-Canada Highway, so I did not have to worry about driving close to other cars. However, the second time, I...

Noctua NH-L12Sx77 Review (Page 1 of 4)

Growing up, our family had four dogs at our home. This included two large Labradors, a Jack Russell, and a Dachshund. These dogs were tons of fun. The Labradors were obviously outdoor dogs, since having a dog that size indoors would be a pain, while the smaller ones could go in and out as they pleased. They were all fed in the same place, and we were starting to have some behavior issues. We also wanted to introduce a new puppy at a certain time...

Google Search Results Go Missing for Hours Due to Engine Indexing Issue

From PC Mag: Google's search engine experienced a service disruption Thursday, delaying results from appearing from major news outlets and other sources publishing timely content.

Some Google search engine users noticed the site was not surfacing new results for an approximately 10-hour period...

Rugged Build, Refined Performance: Introducing Lenovo’s ThinkPad P Series

From PC Mag: Lenovo’s new line of ThinkPad P Series laptops have the raw power to take you through your workday. From anywhere to anytime—as you’ll see from these three surprisingly light yet rugged workstations loaded up with Intel’s processing expertise:

If you’re looking for extra portability...

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 leak shows off AirPods-like design

From The Verge: Samsung’s next Galaxy Buds have been rumored to resemble AirPods, and new leaked renders make the comparison clearer than ever. The renders, purportedly found on Korean retailer Coupang, show that Samsung might be moving on from its bulb-shaped buds in favor of wireless headphones...

Latest Windows update patches critical Wi-Fi vulnerability

From PC World: Windows updates don’t just exist to annoy you and make you reboot your computer twice as often as you normally would. They often include some actually important stuff.

This week’s update has a critical patch for a known Wi-Fi vulnerability, which Microsoft rates as an 8.8 out of 10...

Lenovo squeezed eight speakers into its chonky new tablet

From The Verge: Tablets aren’t known for their room-shaking bass, but Lenovo’s new 11.5-inch Tab Plus is going all in. It features 26W of sound produced by four tweeters and four woofers split across each side of the tablet (when used in landscape mode). To fully take advantage of the Tab Plus’...

YouTube Is Cracking Down on Cheap Premium Plans Bought With a VPN

From PC Mag: YouTube Premium subscribers who use VPNs are reporting that their plans are being automatically canceled by the Google-owned company, according to multiple subscribers who have posted screenshots and descriptions of the issue on Reddit.

A Google support representative confirmed to...

Framework adds a RISC-V motherboard to its laptops

From PC World: Framework has quickly become the darling of tech media and power users alike thanks to its completely modular and upgradeable laptop systems. And, with motherboard options from Intel and AMD, to say nothing of compatibility with Windows, Linux, and Chrome, it’s also multi-platform...

AT&T is raising prices on old ‘unlimited’ plans

From The Verge: AT&T is pushing prices up for customers who have stayed on old, retired “unlimited” data plans.

In August, customers can expect to see their bills rise by up to $20 for plans with multiple lines. “This is the total monthly increase, not per line increase,” the company says on its...