Looking for a new antivirus? My tried and tested favorites will improve the security of your desktop PC, laptop, and mobile devices.

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Avira stays simple, but that has limits. This 2026 review examines its protection, free vs paid versions, and real-world use on desktop and mobile.

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Despite the 'Movie Studio Pro' moniker, this video editor isn’t as “professional” as it claims. Despite that, the tools, though limited in some aspects, are good. You can build an edit with relative ...

Raking through the present-day family woes and past family traumas of a dancer-choreographer fresh out of rehab, this tedious character study is a letdown from director Kornél Mundruczó. Supplemented ...

DENVER — The FBI's recovery of surveillance footage from Nancy Guthrie's doorbell camera has sparked concerns among technology experts who question whether companies like Google/Nest and Amazon/Ring ...

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The software industry is increasingly questioning the growing influence of G2 following its agreement to acquire Capterra, Software Advice, and GetApp from Gartner. The deal, announced in late January ...

Get traffic data and keyword intel on competitors instantly. The B2B software review and comparison landscape changed dramatically this week when G2 announced it acquired Software Advice, Capterra and ...

Twelve US companies hit by the INC ransomware group were able to recover encrypted data after a cybersecurity firm discovered the cloud storage infrastructure where the gang stockpiled what it stole.

Microsoft has committed to “paying its way” to ensure its data centers will not ramp up residential utility rates, becoming the first major hyperscaler to publicly commit to a comprehensive framework ...