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Love GeoGuesser? Try TimeGuesser. It's basically GeoGuesser for history buffs. pcworld.com/article/3233865/…

GeoGuessr fans should try this addictive history game

TimeGuessr challenges you to identify both where and when a photo was taken. It’s like GeoGuessr for history nerds.

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Going on vacation soon? Bring a couple of Bluetooth trackers. Seriously, they're worth their weight in gold. pcworld.com/article/2000726/…
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Disney+ and Hulu just raised their prices... again. 🫠 Are you going to keep your subscription? pcworld.com/article/3243765/…

End the pricing tricks. Just combine Disney+ and Hulu already

Disney's latest price hikes for Disney+ and Hulu are just a way to make its bundles look better.

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Microsoft wants Copilot to do more of your work for you. Would you actually trust AI to handle your workday? pcworld.com/article/3243683/…

Microsoft Copilot wants to automate your work. Do you trust it?

Microsoft is giving Copilot a major update with Today views, vibe-coded apps and dashboards, and autonomous "Autopilot" agents.

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Would you let an AI agent shop with your credit card? Yeah... hard pass. pcworld.com/article/3243549/…
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Wrestling with a mental block? Try this simple ChatGPT prompt pcworld.com/article/3242435/…

Can’t get started on a daunting task? Try this simple ChatGPT prompt

Whether the goal is cranking out a 10-page report or just getting your laundry done, the first step is often the hardest. Try this ChatGPT prompt if you need a nudge.

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Did you know Google Chrome can collect this much data about your browsing? pcworld.com/article/2941324/…

Google Chrome is a privacy nightmare. Fix these settings

While Chrome is a popular browser, it tends to collect a lot of data about its users. Here is how to help minimize what it collects and make your browsing experience more private.

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After 20 years of working remotely, here's what PCWorld's Gabriela Vatu always keeps in her laptop bag. pcworld.com/article/3205499/…

This lightweight Asus mouse could last the entire school year

Heading back to school? The lightweight Asus ProArt MD301 offers ergonomic comfort, multi-device connectivity and up to 180 days of battery life.

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PCWorld's Mark Hachman takes a look at the hidden Windows 11 tools that could save your PC when something goes wrong. Have you tried any of these? pcworld.com/article/3240313/…

These hidden Windows 11 tools can save your PC — and your workday

Running into an unexpected problem within Windows can stop you in your tracks. Solving it just takes a little knowhow and a knowledge of what tools you have at your disposal.

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Even PC experts have bad tech habits. 🫠 pcworld.com/article/2672904/…

I’m a PC expert, but I still can’t break these 8 bad habits

Despite all the well-known tips, tricks, and best practices, I don't always do things the "right" way. It's confession time.

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Buying a motherboard? MoboMaps shows you exactly how many PCIe lanes, M.2 slots, and other connections share bandwidth. pcworld.com/article/3226929/…

Buying a motherboard? Check this amazing site first

MoboMaps makes it easy to compare boards, PCIe layouts, M.2 slots, and bandwidth sharing. It lets you see exactly how your motherboard shares PCIe lanes before you plug in any parts.

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RAM and storage prices are making PC upgrades painful. If you had $100-$300 to improve your gaming setup, what would you spend it on? pcworld.com/article/3191609/…

RAM is painfully expensive. Make these 10 gaming PC upgrades instead

It's a bad time to build a gaming desktop. So build a better gaming desk instead, with a collection of upgrades for your setup that are a lot more affordable than anything attached to your motherbo...

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Claude Opus 5.5 is here. Apparently its big new feature is knowing when to, um, shut up. pcworld.com/article/3241475/…

Claude Opus 5.5 promises to cut the chatter

The successor to the notoriously chatty Claude Opus 5, the updated Opus model seems less prone to rambling about “loose ends” and other dangling threads.

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CC'd on an email? Make it stand out. pcworld.com/article/3233323/…

How to make sure you never miss a CC email again – Outlook highlights them automatically

Most Outlook emails are just to hold important information. If you want to keep track of those emails, you should really use Outlook's color-coding feature.

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Spend all day at your desk? These 10 gadgets under $50 might make your setup a whole lot better. pcworld.com/article/3197545/…

I spend all day at my PC. These 10 desk gadgets under $50 are actually useful

These 10 desk gadgets, from mini coolers to smart notebooks, are practical and fun. I'd love getting any of them.

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Want your laptop battery to last for years? PCWorld breaks down 9 common mistakes that can shorten its life. pcworld.com/article/3091558/…

Want your laptop battery to last for years? Avoid these 9 mistakes

Laptop battery dying too soon? Learn the habits that protect battery health and add years to your laptop's life.

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PCWorld's Michael Crider has been begging Razer for a wireless Tartarus for nearly 20 years. Is it time to cut the cord? pcworld.com/article/3240076/…

I’ve loved Razer’s weird keyboard for 20 years. Now make it wireless

Razer: Give me a wireless Tartarus. Please. I'm literally begging you. I don't need half a keyboard when I'm not gaming, so why do you want it to live on my desk full time?

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Why is converting a file still such a pain? This free Windows app lets you convert images, audio, and more right from the File Explorer menu. pcworld.com/article/3219316/…

This free Windows app makes file conversion ridiculously easy

File Converter turns images, videos, audio, and documents into new formats without having to open another app.

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Have Bluetooth headphones gotten too smart for their own good? pcworld.com/article/3239215/…

Why the dumbest headphones might be the smartest ones

The kids have it right. Wired earbuds immune to the Bluetooth security flaws that keep making wireless audio look a lot less convenient.

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