Google, Meta and Microsoft are getting worker data from sneaky bossware tools, report says

The software tracking your work hours may also be feeding data to Big Tech. A new Northeastern study shows how bossware is becoming a wider privacy problem.

Mini PCs are the most boring exciting computers you can buy

Mini PCs are not glamorous, but that’s why they feel refreshing in a market full of expensive laptops, overbuilt towers, and computers trying too hard.

Snap up the powerful and four-star-rated Dell 16 Plus laptop for under $900

The Dell 16 Plus has crashed in price down to $899.99 on the Dell website

Microsoft will let users disable the floating Copilot button in the Office app

Microsoft is rolling out an Office update in the last week of May 2026 that lets users move the floating Copilot button out of their documents and back to the ribbon.

Time to switch to Bing? Searching for words like ‘disregard’ or ‘ignore’ breaks AI Overviews in Google Search

It seems there’s a bug inside AI Overviews, which is treating some search terms as commands for the AI.

I miss when tech looked cheap, plastic, and honest

Old plastic gadgets were chunky, strange, and sometimes ugly, but they had a tactile clarity modern tech keeps sanding away.

This one new Raycast 2.0 feature is driving me mad

Raycast 2.0 is a great update, but one change to the clipboard history has completely broken my workflow. Here’s what changed and how to fix it.

OLED MacBook Pros are almost here, and the display could be worth the wait

Samsung Display has hit a 90% yield on OLED panels destined for the MacBook Pro, and shipments could begin as early as next month.

You can now send Codex tasks from your phone even when your Mac is locked

OpenAI’s Codex can now use apps on your Mac remotely from your phone, even when the screen is off and the Mac is locked. Here’s how it works and what to keep in mind.