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Oppo R15 Pro review: A compelling mid-tier option with lots of value and few compromises

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ASUS Zenbook Pro 15: A futuristic, exciting, imperfect, flagship notebook

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Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 review: A budget phablet that swings above its weight

LG G7 review: As by-the-numbers as flagship smartphones come

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Watch us unbox Maingear's F131, a glorious hot rod of a gaming rig

Gordon Ung unboxes a luxurious version of the Maingear F131, with top-tier hardware and artistic touches galore.

The Lian Li Strimer infuses your PC's power connector cable with customizable RGB lights

The Lian Li Strimer takes RGB LEDs to new frontiers.

Is the GPU pricing crisis ending? Amazon's selling a Gigabyte Radeon RX 580 for $210

A Radeon RX 580 is selling for roughly MSRP for the first time in a long, long time.

The best online courses for learning Python

Python has quickly become one of the most popular coding languages in recent years. Here's why you should learn it and how to get started.

The PC market actually grew in Q2 2018, thanks to business PCs

Both IDC and Gartner confirm that the worldwide PC market reported its best quarter in years, driven by sales of commercial PCs and some gaming systems.

Intel Hades Canyon NUC review: An ultra-compact gaming PC in a category of its own

If you’re happy to embrace the limitations and opportunities attached to the smaller form-factor, the Hades Canyon is a phenomenally compelling package.

Microsoft challenges Slack with a free version of Microsoft Teams

Microsoft has launched a free version of its Microsoft Teams app to compete with Slack. It also unveiled a 'nudge' coaching feature within Outlook, and published its Whiteboard app.

RAVPower wireless chargers are dirt-cheap in Amazon Prime's sale—and these codes save more

RAVPower's fast wireless chargers are cheap for Amazon Prime members today, and these codes save you even more money.

Chrome gobbles much more RAM due to Google's 'Site Isolation' protection for Spectre CPU flaws

The Site Isolation feature that protects Google's Chrome browser against Spectre CPU attacks is live for 99 percent of users, but it drives up RAM usage significantly.

Steam’s useless 'Upcoming Releases' list embraces algorithms to become less useless

"Less than half of one percent of customers" clicked on Steam's old Upcoming Releases page, so the bar is pretty low for the new algorithm-driven "Popular Upcoming" list.

Alienware's monster 34-inch curved G-Sync display is $500 off in Dell's 'Black Friday in July' blowout

The Alienware AW3418DW is still expensive at $1,000, but it's cheaper than you'll find elsewhere right now.

Mobvoi TicWatch Pro review: A second screen doesn't solve any of Wear OS's problems

The TicWatch Pro best feature is its long-lasting battery, but you have to sacrifice most of the watch's smarts to use it.

Here's how fast the 2018 MacBook Pro 15 will be

Apple finally boards the 8th-gen Core i7 train, and we already know how fast the 2018 MacBook Pro 15 will be.

What to expect from the MacBook Pro’s leap to 8th-generation Intel processors

Apple is finally refreshing the MacBook Pro line with 8th-generation (Coffee Lake) Intel CPUs, and everything is about to get a whole lot faster.

Burgers By Josh team up with Blizzard on Battle For Azeroth-themed burgers

Sydney's Burgers By Josh have partnered with Blizzard, adding two new items to their menu to celebrate the launch of World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth.