If you just picked up your first budget TV, you might have noticed it probably doesn't look great the first time you turn it on. I had a similar problem with a budget TV I purchased a while ago (it was a small Hitachi and absolutely a budget model). But I found a few settings that improved the image, which I've used across several TVs since then.
Securonix uncovers SMOKE#SCREEN, a campaign tricking users into installing weaponized ScreenConnect via fake Zoom/Adobe updates and business docsAttackers gain persistent remote access, evolving tactics to disable protections and abuse trusted services like Dropbox/Cloudflare for deliveryVictims observed on Windows and macOS; businesses urged to verify updates via official sites and train staff against unexpected installsSecurity experts Securonix Threat Research have
There's no question about it - Dell is behind some of our favorite business laptops, and right now the Dell 16 is down to $760 (was $980). And whether you're prepping for back-to-school or looking for an office upgrade, this everyday productivity machine is worth a look. The laptop is powered by Intel's Core 5 120U processor with 16GB of DDR5 memory and a 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD. The 16:10 touchscreen delivers a 1920 x 1200 resolution with ComfortView technology to help r
Start with the Built-in InspectorBefore reaching for external tools, remember Node.js has a built-in debugger. Run your script with --inspect and open chrome://inspect in Chrome to get a full DevTools experience: breakpoints, step-through, console, and even memory profiling.node --inspect app.jsFor a quick breakpoint without touching the browser, use --inspect-brk to pause on the first line. This is great for debugging startup issues. Use debugger Statements and Conditional Breakpoint
Being able to control your smart home with your voice can be very useful in the right circumstances. If you're a Home Assistant user, you can buy ready-made smart speakers or build your own. However, if you have an Android phone, there's also another option.
Cloud storage has made file sharing convenient, but that convenience comes with a cost most people don't think about. Every file you send through Dropbox or Google Drive leaves the network at your house, travels to a remote server, and then gets routed back down to the device a few feet away from you. Stop paying for cloud storage when LocalSend cuts all of that out
It’s official: TechRadar readers want VPN pricing to change. In a recent set of polls, 54% of TechRadar readers said price jumps were the most annoying part of VPN subscriptions, while a whopping 97% said they’d rather pay a flat fee than a discounted rate that rises later on. The problem is that many of the best VPNs don’t work this way. Most opt for a reduced rate that increases at the end of the fixed plan. And while some providers offer an end-of-plan offer, it is
It's difficult to find affordable open earbuds that you genuinely want to wear all day, but Nothing might have your answer. It just followed up its iconic Ear Open buds with its CMF brand's first open models, the Clip Pro, and there are a few reasons to pick them over pricier alternatives when you want to let in sound from the outside world.
Gigabyte graphics cards are rumored to be set for a big price riseIt could be a hike of 20% to 40%, and other rumors are also pointing to major price hikes for GPUs more broadlyThis means now is likely a good time to make a purchase, particularly with certain cards which have avoided the worst of the hikes so farDesktop GPU prices are set to rise if the rumor mill is right – with yet another prediction to that end being aired – and while graphics cards are already cos
1) Five students enter the classroom one after another. The first student gets roll number 1, the second gets 2, and so on. Display the assigned roll numbers.let students = 5;for(let i = 1; i <= students; i++){ console.log(i);}Output:12345 2) A coach asks students to stand only at even-numbered positions in a queue. Display the first five positions.let reqPositions = 5;(without if condition)for(let i = 2; i <= reqPositions * 2; i += 2){ console.log(i);}(with if condition)f
For years, freezing panes was one of my first moves whenever I opened a large spreadsheet. It kept headers visible, stopped me from losing my place, and made scrolling through thousands of rows much easier. But over time, I realized I was using one feature to solve several different problems—and modern Excel already has better tools for many of them.
The biggest TypeScript change of 2026 isn't a new type. It's a new engine. The compiler got rewritten in Go and now type-checks about ten times faster, and Node runs your .ts files with no build step at all. A few of these landed across 5.8 and 5.9 during 2025, but together they're the toolchain I'm actually standing on this year. Here are the five I reach for across our projects, and the two I keep waiting on. 1. The compiler went native, and it's roughly 10x fasterThe headline feature of
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With back-to-school season in the air, you might be looking to stock up on a new Mac for college. But doing so can be a confusing affair, with many different models and configurations to choose from, and you can waste a lot of time trying to work out what’s best for your needs. To skip all the bother, just give our guide a read. We’ve put together everything you need to know, from which Mac is best for you to how to get those all-important student discounts. You’ll be
Microsoft aims to cut down on "tokenmaxxing" by employeesNew guidelines will look to control AI token use to focus on ROIThis is despite Microsoft reporting record financial results recentlyMicrosoft has apparently been forced to introduce limits on how much AI usage its engineers are allowed followed reports that some have been taking things to extreme.The software giant is looking to cut back on "tokenmaxxing" within the company - where employees use far more AI tok
Lioness season 3 is only one episode down, but it's already off to a very chaotic start. We now know that its eight episodes will comprise two simultaneous timelines: one, Joe being kidnapped by unknown Russian operatives and, two, the six months leading up to her capture.The Lionesses were tasked with extracting a target out of a Ukrainian war space when foreign operatives "offered" him up to the CIA. However, it's now looking like this was a trap for something much
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: Two-minute reviewSpare a thought for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, which isn't having the easiest time of it right now. Yes, it's a fantastic foldable phone, but it was launched in the shadow of its upstart sibling, the Galaxy Z Fold 8, with Samsung taking the OG folding phones' name and applying it to a fresh, dare I say cute, design. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, by contrast, is almost indistinguishable from its predecessor, the Gala
Quantum risk has moved from theoretical to operational in 2026, and this shift is now impossible for enterprises to ignore. Google has committed to completing its post-quantum migration by 2029, the NCSC 2035, and the G7 says 2034. NIST has finalized its first full suite of post‑quantum cryptographic standards, triggering mandatory migration planning across regulated industries. The timelines might not be perfectly aligned, but the message they send is: the risk is re
We’ve been sold a comforting idea about artificial intelligence: that it’s making us dramatically more productive. Faster outputs, smarter tools, less effort. A quiet revolution in how we work. But step back for a moment and ask yourself a simple question. Do you actually feel more productive? Not faster. Not busier. Productive.Because for most professionals I speak to, the answer is no. Work feels quicker, yes. But also more fragmented, more reactive, and oddly more
Mention high-frequency semiconductors, and the conversation often begins with gallium arsenide (GaAs). For decades, GaAs has been the material of choice for high-performance radio frequency (RF) devices that enable a wide range of applications, including satellite communications, radar, and mobile networks.It is a mature, well-understood technology, and large, high-quality wafers can be grown economically, enabling consistent device performance and scalable manufactur
