Personal data belonging to 533 million Facebook users has once again found itself leaked online, this time for free, which potentially opens it up to a lot more malicious eyeballs. That’s not a good thing, obviously. In response, Facebook finds itself in damage control, posting the same tone-deaf response to multiple Twitter posts pointing

LG’s retreat from the smartphone market has been rumored for months, with the most recent report suggesting that the South Korean electronics company couldn’t find a buyer for its money-losing division. Today, LG confirmed the news in a statement, saying that the decision to abandon ship was approved by its board of directors.
So, what does

How low can they go? Microsoft’s original Surface Headphones are back on sale again, this time at their lowest price ever. Woot is currently selling the headphones for just $105.99, which is $5 less than its previous baseline price.
In case you didn’t already know this, Amazon owns Woot, so there is a lot of synergy between the two companies.

Anyone who has had aspirations of building a new PC in recent weeks and months has felt the sting of an industry wide silicon shortage. The most desirable CPUs and GPUs have been frustratingly out of stock, as have been the latest game consoles from Microsoft and Sony (built around those same parts). Relief might not be coming in the immediate

The song may say, “Take me out to the ballgame, take me out with the crowd,” but that last part is certainly difficult in the middle of a pandemic. Though we may be on the upswing, it is still generally unsafe to be a part of a large crowd, so perhaps there is an alternative that could be just as fun. As it turns out, MLB The Show 21 is coming

When it comes to folding smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 is one of the most ambitious devices to launch to date. As a follow-up to the problematic Galaxy Fold, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 entered the market with a price tag of $1999.99.
However, that exorbitant price tag put the Galaxy Z Fold 2 out of the reach of most mainstream smartphone

From the beginning of the Pixel program, Google’s phones have always run on Qualcomm Snapdragon mobile platform silicon. In fact, you’d have to go all the way back to 2011’s Galaxy Nexus, which ran on a Texas Instruments OMAP 4460 to find a Google phone that didn’t have some form of Snapdragon inside. While most Pixel phones used Qualcomm’s

Listen up folks, if you want to score a mammoth payday in the future, start being a pack rat. Remember all those comic books, baseball cards, and collection of original Garbage Pail Kids you had as a kid, and got rid of long ago? Some of them might have been worth a mint. So goes for an individual who managed to hold onto an seal copy of Super

Late last month, we reported on a trend of rising cybersecurity incidents worldwide that could lead to the end of some businesses. Now, the latest cyberattack victim is Microsoft-owned GitHub, with reports of cybercriminals leveraging GitHub cloud infrastructure to mine cryptocurrency.
Since at least the Fall of 2020, attackers have been

The Microsoft Store Spring Sale is on, and it’s running through April 15. Just about everything is on sale, from PC and Xbox Series X (and One) games to Surface PCs. Microsoft even has some really nice prices on other manufacturers’ PCs with discounts on gaming notebooks Acer, Asus, and others. If all that isn’t quite enough to entice you,