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How to Open a Mac App Package (And Why You'd Want To)
More often than not, Mac applications come in a neat little package, instead of a mess of folders. If you want to uninstall an app, simply delete the package and most of the time it's all gone.
These 5 Companies Make Linux-First PCs
If you want to use a Linux computer, you may assume you need to buy a Windows PC and install Linux on it. That's not the case if you look into these PC makers that sell Linux-native computers.
This Acer Gaming Laptop With an RTX 4050 Is Just $600 Today
Best Buy has a great deal on the Acer Nitro V gaming laptop, giving you a rare chance to get a dedicated graphics machine for under $300 less than it normally goes for. This budget gaming laptop doesn’t go on sale for this low often, so it is a strong choice for gamers and students.
The M4 Mac Mini Exceeded Our Expectations, Now It's $100 Off
The new M4 Mac Mini is one of the best-value desktop computers available today, packing Apple's latest processor, a minimum 16GB of RAM, and a stunningly compact design. Now, for a limited time, you can grab a M4 Mac Mini at Amazon for just $500.
How to Turn the Steam Deck Into the Ultimate Party Console
The Steam Deck is the perfect handheld gaming companion for any PC gamer who wants to take their library on the go, but it’s not just a one-trick pony for personal play.
Every Live-Action Star Wars Show on Disney+, Ranked
If you're a Star Wars fan, you're well catered for with Disney+. It has all the classic and modern movies, along with shows made exclusively for the streaming platform. In fact, there's so much to watch that it's tricky to know where to start.
Verizon's Disney+ Bundle is now a worse deal
Verizon has made big changes to its popular Disney Bundle, affecting both new and old customers. These changes focus on the content and price of the bundle, which is part of several high-tier unlimited plans Verizon offers.
Mozilla VPN's New Per-Site Controls Are Too Good to Ignore
Mozilla VPN users can now set per-site preferences through an official Firefox extension. If you want to bypass your VPN on certain websites or only spoof a foreign location when visiting Netflix, the extension will help you do so.
10 Most Reliable Luxury SUVs You Can Trust in 2025
Spending a money on a luxury SUV is a pretty large investment, especially with the price of vehicles skyrocketing in the last couple of years. When you spend so much on a vehicle, the last thing you want is to constantly be sending it to your mechanic, which is why it is so important to pick something reliable.
What Is Vibe Coding and Why Is It Risky?
Anyone can learn to code, but coding is hard. Thanks to the power of AI, you can just get a chatbot to write the code for you, but is that a good idea?
Saturn Just Gained 128 More Moons
The Earth has a single moon, which you might expect to be the norm. In fact, ours is the only planet in the solar system with exactly one moon. Mercury and Venus lack moons completely, while the other planets all have at least two moons.
Nintendo Will Let You Share Switch Games With 'Virtual Game Cards'
Nintendo has revealed an update to how digital games will be managed on the Nintendo Switch. The company is introducing the "virtual game card" feature, which should change how older games are run on Nintendo devices.
The Best Microsoft PowerPoint Keyboard Shortcuts I Use as a Power User
One way to speed up your PowerPoint workflow is to navigate the program's many areas, tabs, groups, menus, and commands using only your keyboard. What's more, keeping your hands on your keyboard helps you maintain a central posture, minimizing your chances of suffering from mouse shoulder pain.
The Smartest Smart Home Upgrade Is This Dumb Device
Whether you’ve spent $50 or a few thousand on smart home gadgetry, it’s a good idea to protect your investment to the best of your ability. For the price of a smart lock or video doorbell, you can buy a single dumb device that will greatly improve your home’s resilience.
Amazon Brings Back Page Turn Buttons With a New Gesture for 2024 Kindle eReaders
One of the original features of Kindle eReaders was physical buttons along the edge for turning pages. Over time, those buttons have been phased out. Amazon is finally bringing it back in the form of a back-tap gesture for the 2024 Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Colorsoft.
State of Linux Windowing Systems: Is Wayland Good in 2025?
The Wayland display server has long been called the way of the future for Linux. But take a quick look, and you’ll find plenty of people suggesting it’s not ready for prime time. If Wayland isn’t ready now, when will it be?
Why I Love the Most Controversial Control Scheme in Video Games
Ever since Street Fighter II entered arcades in 1991, motion inputs have been a defining part of the fighting game genre. Not everyone loves the complexity of motion inputs, and many people have turned off the genre altogether because of them, but there's a reason they've stuck around for so long.
10 Video Games That Let You Choose Your Own Adventure
Some games put branching narratives and player agency at the center of the experience, ensuring that every playthrough is different from the last (even if the core story remains the same).
Nissan Vows to Keep ICE Alive With Ambitious Model Expansion
Nissan is making a major shift. The automaker has just unveiled plans to launch over 10 new and updated models in the U.S. and Canada by 2027.
xMEMS' New Micro Speaker Will Power Next-Gen Earbuds
Solid-state speaker technology is growing less expensive with the introduction of xMEMS' Lassen tweeter. The new micro-speaker, which is smaller and more accurate than a conventional tweeter, should debut in earbuds later this year or early next year.