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Which web browsers excel in security, privacy, and features?
Google Chrome has overtaken other browsers in terms of market share. But which browser is ahead when it comes to practical use and protection against hackers and privacy?Reviews
Zinstall FullBack review: Backup with a unique migration feature
If you're looking for easy disaster recovery that migrates your data and apps to a new installation, Zinstall FullBack is what you seek. But it's a pricey solution at $180 a year.Reviews
Wondershare UBackit review: Wonderfully simple and effective backup
The lack of disaster recovery and a perpetual license (restore remains available) limits the appeal of this otherwise simple, often clever, and easy-to-use backup program.Reviews
FastestVPN review: A VPN with a low-price lifetime subscription
FastestVPN might not have the flair of some of the top VPN services, but it's very affordable, makes the right privacy promises, and comes with a generous 10 simultaneous device connections.Reviews
Macrium Reflect Home 8 review: An exceptional imaging and backup program
Macrium Reflect is one of our favorite easy-to-use, feature-filled imaging backup programs. It rivals R-Drive Image in our experience for long-lived success.Reviews
HMA VPN review: An easy-to-use VPN with servers in every corner of the world
There's a lot to like about HMA VPN, but there are also a few ways where it might not meet users' needs.Reviews
DuckDuckGo Privacy Pro review: A simple, but effective privacy bundle
DuckDuckGo's new Privacy Pro bundle of services with a VPN, data removal service, and identity theft restoration service is a nice package of privacy-focused services for an affordable price.Reviews
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II review: Remarkable experience, okay game
Hellblade II was the game Microsoft used to showcase the power of the Xbox Series X when the console was first unveiled. Now it's finally here.Reviews
Uninstalr review: Obliterate all traces of unwanted software, for free
The Uninstalr tool thoroughly removes installed programs from the system. It even finds remnants of software that we had supposedly already removed months ago.Updated
Carbonite Safe review: All-you-can-eat online backup
Carbonite Safe is an online backup service that offers unlimited storage and uses Windows' own File Explorer for data selection. It's simple and effective, though integration into Windows 11 Explorer isn't as elegant as it is in Windows 10.Updated
The 10 most-watched YouTube videos of all time
There are billions of videos on YouTube. But which ones are in the top 10 with the most views?Reviews
PrivateVPN review: Simple and likeable
PrivateVPN offers solid speeds, gets around Netflix restrictions, and it's long-term plans are available at a great price.Reviews
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2024 review: Still one of the best
With a redesigned interface and new AI features, Photoshop Elements is still one of the best photo-editors for amateur photographers.Reviews
AVG Secure VPN review: A well-known security brand takes on VPNs
AVG Secure VPN from the acclaimed antivirus company is a solid mainstream VPN for those who just want to connect to a location and get to work.Reviews
Air Explorer Pro review: Sync to, from, and between your online storage accounts
Air Explorer Pro is a super-handy program that will connect and sync to, from, and between the vast majority of online storage services as well as local storage.Reviews
NordPass review: Affordable, streamlined password management
NordVPN's password manager makes securing and syncing your login credentials simple — while costing notably less than the competition.Reviews
Indie hit 'Balatro' reinvents poker by forcing you to cheat
The new roguelike expands the basics of poker into a devilishly clever and addictive spin on a classic.Reviews
Mozilla VPN review: An easy-to-use VPN with Firefox compatibility
Mozilla VPN is a standalone VPN application from the makers of Firefox browser that does the basics right.Updated
Backblaze review: No-hassle online backup with unlimited storage
Backblaze is an online service that uses a shotgun approach, backing up everything important unless you tell it not to. It's cheap if you need unlimited storage, and a good choice for those who don't necessarily know what needs backing up. Pay attention to the retention settings though, as deletions and older versions will be removed after 30 days unless you upgrade.Reviews
NordLocker review: Obsessively secure, easily affordable online storage
NordLocker is by far the most security conscious online storage service we're aware of–exactly what we'd expect from the purveyors of NordVPN. It's also very affordable by the year.Reviews
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League review: Supervillains with guns
The decision to move from a dark single-player adventure to a fast-paced online action game has not been popular. Is Suicide Squad good enough to put the pundits to shame?Reviews
TorGuard VPN review: Flexible plans and solid security features
TorGuard VPN comes with lots of customizable security features and offers a wide array of flexible plans and addons.Reviews
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth review: Japanese action drama at its finest
The adventures of former Yakuza Ichiban Kasuga continue.Reviews
FileShadow review: Consolidate, catalog, and search your data–from any device
FileShadow creates a uniquely searchable amalgamation of your local and online data, even including your email if you wish. It's pricey and then some, but useful in ways other services are not.Reviews
Tekken 8 – a must for all fighting fans
Seven long years after Tekken 7, the eighth instalment is finally here. And yes, it has been worth the wait.Reviews
pCloud Online storage review: A lifetime of secure files
The pCloud Online storage service doesn't mess around with monthly charges, it's yearly or lifetime only — but very affordable as such, with top-notch local client software.Reviews
PDF24 Creator review: Capable but clunky
This free PDF editor is full of features but its modular interface overcomplicates editing workflows.Reviews
PDF-XChange Editor review: Edit, annotate, and secure PDF documents
PDF-XChange Editor offers a wealth of tools for working with personal and professional documents.Reviews
AirVPN review: Good speeds and full of stats
Cult-favorite AirVPN was founded by data protection activists with the goal of providing no-compromises security for users.Reviews
Second Copy review: Backup and sync from a friendly interface
This backup/sync program works very well with normal data folders and is loaded with options.Reviews
Kofax Power PDF 5 review: A powerful Acrobat alternative
This stalwart PDF editor has everything you need to create, edit, collaborate on, and secure your documents.Reviews
Buddha Backup review: A Zen-like interface for backup and syncing
The Buddha Backup sync/backup program has an uber clean interface and workflow. It's also fast and efficient, though it currently lacks support for online storage services.Reviews
Cyberlink Photo Director 2024 Ultra review: Easy, powerful image editing
The 2024 version of Cyberlink Photo Director certainly impresses with its numerous AI features. Through our tests of the program, we reveal who exactly it's designed for.Reviews
PureSync 7 Professional review: Affordable syncing, backup, and handy utilities
PureSync is great at syncing folders, but also offers other features such as merging folders, deleting duplicates, downloading websites, and creating shadow copies. Our only caveats are the lack of support for online storage services and minor glitches.Reviews
EA Sports WRC – a promising new start with engine problems
Is EA Sports WRC a worthy successor to the modern classic Dirt Rally 2.0?Reviews
FreeFileSync review: Sync, mirror, and back up–in real-time even
FreeFileSync is a highly effective sync program with a wonderfully configurable interface and a boatload of options–including real-time operation. But a cornucopia of information and options could be daunting for new users.Reviews
FBackup 9 review: Back up your local and online files for free
FBackup 9 is one of our favorite freebies, and the only one we're aware of that will back up to and from your online Google Drive and Dropbox accounts. It even supports optical discs!Reviews
Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 Turbocharged review: Not just for kids
Toy cars, imaginative tracks, fun races, and tantrums in Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 Turbocharged.Reviews
PDFgear review: An AI-assisted PDF editor
This free PDF editor is full of pro-level editing tools and an "AI co-pilot" that streamlines your workflow.Reviews
WinZip PDF Pro review: A full-featured editor for PDF power users
WinZip PDF Pro provides everything you need to create, change, and collaborate on PDF documents.Reviews
Forza Motorsport review: A supercar that needs some tuning
With Forza Motorsport, Turn 10 has scrapped all the old tech and tailored the experience for the latest technologies – for better and worse.Reviews
Soda PDF Online review: A PDF editor for any device
Soda PDF Online's web-based editor allows you to work with PDF documents on PCs, Macs, tablets, and smartphones.Reviews
SyncBack 11 Pro review: Back up and sync anything to anywhere
This versatile, option-loaded program backs up and syncs to online services. It's vastly configurable, and generally easy to use. Cheaper and free versions are available, but don't back up online.Reviews
FastStone Capture review: A powerful screenshot and video capture tool
FastStone Capture 10 is a very comprehensive screenshot tool that can capture images in many ways and with many extras.Reviews
CCleaner Professional review: Top-notch PC maintenance
CCleaner is likely a name that springs to mind when thinking about PC cleaner software and it remains one of the best you can buy for value and performance.Updated
StrongVPN review: Simpler doesn’t always mean better
StrongVPN is a simple and easy-to-use VPN that sticks to the basics, but it lacks some features that many users will want.Reviews
Inleed Standard review: Cheap and advanced web hosting
Small local web host Inleed has a cheap basic package, good admin tools, and an advanced page builder, but requires some prior knowledge.Reviews
One.com web host review: Needs more polish
One.com has plenty of space at a mid-range price, but the admin panel is substandard and only getting page builders for this price is surprising.Reviews
Microsoft OneDrive review: The most affordable cloud storage, plus Office
With plenty of space and the best extra features, Microsoft's OneDrive cloud service is hard to beat.Reviews
















































