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Top-Rated CTEK Car Battery Charger Drops to £67.99 in Amazon Prime Day Deal (Aff)

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The CTEK MXS 5.0 charger is a firm favourite with car enthusiasts, and now it’s just £67.99 on Amazon for Prime Day—a serious battery-saving bargain.Amazon · Warwick See the Story

A Chromebook for $75? That’s not a typo.

TL;DR: Save 84% on this refurbished Lenovo Chromebook and get free shipping until they're sold out. You don't always want to risk your main laptop on a plane, a family trip, or in your kid's sticky fingers. That's when this affordable Chromebook starts to make sense. It's lightweight, durable, and cheap enough that you won't stress over scratches, spills, or bumps going through TSA. At $75, it handles email, browsing, and streaming just fine. It…See the Story

Think Windows 11 will be a nightmare? Not with this…

TL;DR: Get a Windows 11 Pro key and training course that teaches you how to get the most out of it on sale for $19.97 through July 15 (reg. $237). Still pretending Windows 10 isn't on borrowed time? We get it-the thought of a new layout and weird menus sounds frustrating any day of the week. But here's the thing: this bundle takes the pain out of upgrading since you get a legit Windows 11 Pro license and a complete course that teaches you the ba…See the Story

This QuickBooks lifetime deal is quickly going viral at 71% off

TL;DR: Download Intuit QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus 2024 for Windows or Mac at just $199.97 through July 15 (reg. $699). While many small businesses rely on QuickBooks, the subscription pricing for the online version can be a serious financial burden, especially with payroll features that push monthly costs to as much as $270 when promotions aren’t active. That adds up fast for freelancers, new ventures, and lean teams. It only makes sense that o…Intuit See the Story

Death by GPS: Study finds blindly following navigation can be fatal

Scientists from the USA and Bremen have investigated how and why people suffer “death by GPS”–and what this actually means. Ultimately, the study aims to make navigation systems safer and help prevent such tragedies. Classic examples of deaths caused by GPS include tourists who stubbornly follow the instructions of their navigation device and end up falling into the ocean or dying of thirst in the desert–hence the nickname “death by GPS.” It’s a…United States · United States Read Article

Razer mice are up to 47% off for Prime Day, but not for long

Yes, it’s still Prime Day–day four and the final one–so we figured it was time to cover some amazing mice deals, too. After all, everyone deserves an upgrade now and then. Razer DeathAdder Dominic Bayley / IDG The Razer DeathAdder mice are known for their ergonomic design, reliable performance, and comfortable build. Well, if you’re looking for a wired mouse, the DeathAdder V3 is on sale right now for an amazing 22 percent off. It’s …Prime Day · United States Read Article

I still use a PC wallpaper app in 2025 and I’m not ashamed of it

When I first learned Photoshop in the early 2000s, I spent a lot of time making desktop wallpapers. I played with filters and custom brushes, Matrix fonts, and inverted colors. You can probably still find my old "portfolio" of them online somewhere. I don't have time for that anymore, but I do still use a PC wallpaper app. Weird, right? Here's the thing: I don't want fancy or advanced wallpapers. I don't want them to be "dynamic" or "live," I do…See the Story

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