Month: July 2026

‘AI is a tool, just like other tools we use. And it’s clearly a useful one.’

Burglars target empty homes, and insurers deny frozen-pipe claims. Here’s the tech that solves these issues and others before you leave.

These smart home gadgets elevate my home and routine. Here’s why you may want them too.

The July Patch Tuesday Windows update breaks the record for the most security bugs fixed in a single month, with three zero-day flaws and 61 rated critical.

Employers are looking for AI skills – here’s how to let them demonstrate you know what you’re doing.

CrashStealer is now in the wild, targeting your data, passwords, and cryptocurrency. Here’s everything you need to know about this new MacOS threat.

Here’s how two of my favorite premium business headphones of 2026 compare.

I wanted to save my back during my next work trip, so I assembled a workstation using the smallest devices I could find.

C won’t be disappearing tomorrow, says the stable kernel maintainer, but the future of Linux belongs to Rust.

I try to be diligent about my default firewall policies and which apps access the internet. A simple-to-use tool called Firewally​ makes it easy.