Browsing: Computing Peripherals

Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer. Although the holiday isn’t till September 7, Labor Day sales are happening now and this year I recommend consumers shop early. Throughout the summer I’ve seen brands like Apple and Nintendo increase prices, so my advice is to take advantage of any early Labor Day sales.

Whether you’re leaving for the first time or heading back to college, packing tech for your dorm room is just as important as the essentials. With space at a premium, it makes sense to get devices that can do double duty. So, if you’re thinking about picking up a TV, I strongly recommend getting a…

I’ve reviewed dozens of the best tablets over the years, and the one thing they almost always have in common is less-than-ideal speaker quality. While the best iPads tend to produce great sound, their speakers can’t compete even with built-in TV speakers. Perhaps that’s why Lenovo decided to slap a giant speaker on its Tab…

This week Apple released macOS version 26.7, and apparently hidden in the code are references to multiple unreleased Apple devices that all could launch in the coming months.

Apple just dropped security updates for iOS 26.6.1, iPadOS 26.6.1 and macOS Tahoe 26.6.2 that fixe nearly 30 vulnerabilities according to a support document. The surprising thing about this update is that it’s the third security release in as many weeks.