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Apple @ Work: IT leaders fear vendor lock-in as the ‘Cloud Only’ dream fades
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Work smarter with these Microsoft Office essentials — now just $5 each for life
Make your workday a little easier with this Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows lifetime license, on sale now for just $39.97 through April 12.
Need a lightweight laptop? This MacBook Air costs less than an iPad.
Get a feature-packed Apple MacBook Air for only $199.97 (reg. $999) through March 22, while supplies last.
Is Adult Friend Finder safe to use? What a cybersecurity expert says.
The risks of using AdultFriendFinder, according to a cybersecurity expert from Kaspersky.
Pretty Lethal review: Ballerinas versus the Hungarian mob? Sure, why not.
Uma Thurman, Lana Condor, and Maddie Ziegler star in "Pretty Lethal." Review.
Make the internet quieter with this permanent ad-blocking tool, now $20 for life
Banish ads with a lifetime subscription to the AdGuard Family Plan, now just $19.97 through April 16.
I’ll never travel without my favorite sleep earbuds again
The Soundcore Sleep A20s are our favorite budget sleep earbuds, and they're my go-to travel essential.
The DJI Mini 5 Pro drone has hit a record-low price this weekend — save $500 at Amazon
This DJI Mini 5 Pro drone camera is on sale this weeked for $1,099. That's the record-low price at Amazon.
How It Hits: Are horror musicals the future?
Sinners earned huge box office success and 16 Oscar nominations. Could it launch a new era of horror musicals?
Never After Dark review: Satisfying scares fuel this slow-burn ghost story
Satisfying scares fuel a slow-burn ghost story in "Never After Dark," which is playing SXSW. Review.
An alpine divorce isnt a dark joke. Its a calculated escalation of control.
What is an alpine divorce? Trauma experts explain the psychology behind abusers abandoning partners in the wilderness.
Space-traveling microbes? An unusual experiment shocked skeptics.
A Johns Hopkins University experiment funded by NASA shows some extremophiles could survive the blast off a planet hit by asteroid.