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Don’t just hand your laptop to a friend or secondhand store; you need to protect your personal data.

Brynn Putnam and Tristan Walker have already done something that most founders only dream about: created companies so compelling that bigger outfits bought them. Putnam, a trained ballerina with a small chain of boutique studios, built the connected-fitness company Mirror and sold it to Lululemon for $500 million in cash less than three years later.…

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Nine years after launch, the original Nintendo Switch still has plenty of life left in it. However, whether it’s worth buying in 2026 will largely depend on how much you pay for it.

Winamp, the endlessly skinnable MP3 player that ruled Windows desktops in the pre-streaming era, is making a comeback next year, but not as you know it. In a partnership with Deezer, Winamp will be reborn as a completely new player with its own premium subscription service, with Deezer providing the white-label streaming technology and licensed…

Tired of turning on subtitles? This simple menu tweak restores crisp, clear voices.

Shopping for a new Android phone can be confusing, especially if you’re searching specifically for an Android phone that’s great for gaming. There are so many devices out there with fancy designs, “never-before-seen features” and “incredible specs” that tag themselves as gaming phones. So finding the right one can be like finding a needle in…

Tech CEOs: Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos and Jensen Huang While several Silicon Valley billionaires, including Elon Musk, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, have reportedly sought closer ties with US President Donald Trump during his second term, it is Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang who has established himself as the…

A social media platform linked to China Central Television (CCTV) has accused American artificial intelligence (AI) developer Anthropic of creating severe data security risks, alleging that the company’s internal privacy frameworks permit user records to be shared with US intelligence agencies without formal legal oversight. The allegations, published on Saturday (September 19) by Yuyuantantian, an…