Lechatnoir/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Rather than spending time chasing adapters around your home and seeking open outlets to plug into before charging your gadgets, it’s much more convenient to leave the adapters themselves plugged in, even when you’re not using them. The question, of course, is whether…
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Samsung is rumored to be ditching SATA SSDsThe firm will supposedly announce this in January 2026This means fewer models at the cheapest end of the SSD spectrum, which is likely to impact pricing considerablyThere’s some more bad news on the SSD front to join yet another worrying development in the RAM world, both of which…
Tada Images/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you’re planning on buying new tech on a semi-consistent basis, it would be in your best interest to mitigate that cost with a store membership. When it comes to such hefty purchases, two major options that spring to mind are Amazon Prime…
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CoinUp/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you have patchy Wi-Fi coverage with dead zones around your home, or if your place is just too big to be served by a single router, you can get around the issue in two ways. First, you can optimize your router placement, but your connection will…
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Buyers are running into RAM scams due to the price of high-end kitsThere are reported cases of DDR5 RAM sticks being swapped out for inferior productsThese scenarios may be scammers gaming the returns system, but whatever the case, there’s a crucial step you can take to protect yourselfWith the price of RAM increasing so fast…
A Redditor reportedly bought a 96GB DDR5 RAM kit from CorsairOne stick was faulty, we’re told, so the kit had to be returnedThe replacement turned out to be $35 worth of dummy RGB lighting modules, and Corsair is now investigating what happened hereWe’ve recently witnessed a number of costly RAM purchases gone wrong, and here’s…
BadPixma/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Sony PlayStation 5 (PS5) has been one of the most popular gaming consoles on the market since its launch in late 2020, and comes with several exciting features, including support for 4K 120Hz gaming. To ensure you get the most out of your PS5, Sony…
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Tigarto/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. As one of the biggest e-commerce brands in the world, Amazon does more than enable different companies to sell products on its platform. The brand also sells its own line of products under names such as Amazon Basics and Amazon Fire. Its Amazon Basics…
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Google Cloud has secured another multimillion-pound contract to supply a military organisation with secure sovereign cloud capabilities, several months after inking a similar deal with the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MoD). The public cloud giant has agreed a deal to supply the Nato Communication and Information Agency (NCIA) with its air-gapped Google Distributed Cloud (GDC) setup,…
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