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The 17 Best Weekend Deals on Stand Mixers, PC Gear, and More
Springtime is here, and so are some surprisingly good deals on kitchen appliances and computer components.
New Office 365 features for individual and family users that are rolling out now
Microsoft continues to add to Office 365. This latest roundup covers some features you may have missed, improvements to others and a few that are brand new.
Signal Adds a Payments Feature—With Cryptocurrency
The encrypted messaging app is integrating support for MobileCoin in a bid to keep up with the features offered by its more mainstream rivals.
Lenovo’s ThinkPad and Chrome OS Are a Seriously Great Pair
The best of ThinkPads come to this Chromebook, along with some speedy new AMD processors.
Android Is Wasted on This Lenovo Tablet
The Tab P11 Pro is a great midrange slate—which would be more exciting if the poorly optimized operating system wasn’t such a lost cause.
How to Test Early Betas of Software You Use Every Day
If you’re OK with a few bugs and rough edges, you can get new features before anyone else.
Windows Server 2022: These are the big changes that Microsoft has planned
With regular updates to Windows Admin Center and the Semi Annual Channel, plus Azure Stack HCI and Arc positioned as key tools for hybrid infrastructure, where does a new Windows Server release fit in?
How to Get a Battery Replacement For Your Aging Smartphone
Most manufacturers want you to believe you can’t replace your battery, but that’s not true. Doing so can add years of life to your device.