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Corsair airs its finest board at an exorbitant price PROS Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connection options Ultra-thin profile Can create up to 50 user profiles via Corsair iCue app Multi-device connectivity CONS Very expensive Keys aren’t very comfortable RGB is subdued

Apple has officially launched iOS 16 after a lengthy summertime beta, delivering an impressive suite of new features to all compatible handsets (iPhone 8 and up). With it, Apple builds upon iOS 15 to create a phone operating system with highly customizable

The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is the fourth version of Samsung’s phone that folds open into a small tablet. It costs $1,800. Yes, that’s a lot of gravy. Most of that price comes from the Z Fold 4’s 7.6-inch foldable

If you’re an Android user, you’ll need to know how to use Google’s latest mobile operating system. Check out this cheat sheet to find out how to use Android 13. On August 15, 2022, Google released the 13th major iteration of

Packing privacy punch and unsurpassed speeds, the juggernaut virtual private network has battled its way back to the top after a year of brutal blows. ExpressVPN, one of the largest commercial virtual private networks, retains our Editors’ Choice for VPNs in

Pros Excellent 4K 21:9 screen 85-125mm telephoto camera Good speakers IP65/68 rating Cons Multiple camera apps may confuse Runs warm at times Expensive At $1,599.99 in the US (on pre-order) or £1,299 in the UK (available now), Sony’s flagship Xperia 1 IV is beyond the budget

The new Apple M2 chip is being touted as a much faster SoC than its competitors, but Apple (like most tech companies) aren’t exactly reliable when it comes to in-house benchmarking, so we’ll have to see for ourselves. Like our

PROS Elegant office tools Works the same on any browser Fine-tuned collaboration and revision-tracking features Corporate-friendly user management CONS Online-only apps Less powerful than comparable desktop apps Offline editing requires Chrome and advance planning Google Workspace, once known as G

The provider’s broadband service is available to over 40% of US homes, but only a third have access to its faster plans. Back in May 2021, AT&T CEO John Stankey declared the company would put greater focus on expanding its fiber