If you ever wanted a detailed breakdown on just how badly people are fleeced by the inkjet printer industry, then here's a detailed breakdown on how consumers are conned out of their hardearned cash.

In a bid to reduce the harmful mining of personal data, Mozilla has rolled out an extension that will contain your Facebook sessions to a more secure, non-leaking tab.

Apple might have positioned its keybote around how useful their new iPad will be for the classroom, but there's a host of improvements that make this a far more alluring choice than the Pro.

This week, Huawei is looking to evolve their smartphone design even further with the P20 smartphone. They’ve been hyping a device that uses artificial intelligence to re-redefine smartphone photography. Here it is.

The Steelseries M750 TKL is a superlative RGB keyboard for gaming, even if it is a little too loud for daily use. It feels great, looks better, and is built to last.

There’s an adage around social media platforms and their associated apps and service: If you’re not paying for it, then you’re the product. It’s entirely reductive, of course – but it’s the belief that if a website or service is pending its time and resources to give you content without asking for anything in return, then they are probably selling information about you to others to make money, to sell ads or worse – some other nefarious purpose.

One of the most important weapons in the PC gamer’s armoury is the mouse. Particularly important in first-person shooters where accuracy, speed and precision are key, the choice of mouse is an important one for those who want the best implements for in-game murder.

As you may have heard, this week a security company that sprang out of nowhere claims that it’s discovered more than a dozen vulnerabilities in its EPYC, Ryzen, Ryzen Pro, and Ryzen Mobile chips. While the exploits are real, it looks like there could be ulterior motives behind their reveal.