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PC Magazine, often called PC Mag, is a publication focused on computers and technology, created by Ziff Davis. It had a print version that ran from 1982 until January 2009. The magazine began offering online editions in late 1994, and it has been providing digital content ever since.

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Best Laptop Deal of the Weekend: 33% Off the OLED IdeaPad Pro 5i

5 days ago | pcmag.com | Jade Chung-Lee

An OLED display offers rich colors, high contrast, and intense blacks for outstanding picture quality, whether you’re watching a movie or playing a video game. For those who view a lot of content, you’ll want to upgrade to OLED if you haven’t already, as the technology will revolutionize how you look at your laptop. Updating your current device to an OLED laptop is more affordable than ever, especially if there’s a sale.
The 5 Most Egg-Cellent Easter Weekend Tech Deals: Acer, JBL, Roku, & More

5 days ago | pcmag.com | K. Thor Jensen

There's no denying the good news: it's the weekend (finally). The Monday-Friday grind is feeling longer than ever these days, so we're elated to celebrate the end of a long week testing all the latest tech with five can't-miss deals on some of our favorites. This roundup always brings you bargains of up to 50% off, and there's some hot stuff on offer right now from big retailers, including surprisingly great mid-priced TVs, AI-powered laptops, speakers and more. Shop in peace, friends.
How to Ship to and Use an Amazon Locker and Keep Your Packages Safe

6 days ago | pcmag.com | Lance Whitney

PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. Whether you have a porch pirate problem or a hard-to-find address, Amazon can deliver your packages to a nearby business for safekeeping until you pick them up. Here's how it works. Need to order something from Amazon but don't want it shipped to your home? Maybe you live in an apartment complex with no convenient spot for packages.
Slim Console, Strong Savings: Grab This PlayStation for $111 Off and Get Gaming

6 days ago | pcmag.com | Shubham Yewale

Upgrade your personal tech with today’s Walmart Deals! Snag the sleek PlayStation 5 Disc Console Slim at a $111 discount. It boasts a massive 1TB drive and comes with the Astro Bot game built in, all in a more compact design that fits any living room. Grab the Apple Watch SE and save $60. It delivers robust performance, extended battery life, and comes equipped with life-saving Crash Detection.
SpaceX Expands Free Starlink Dish Offer to Canada Amid Boycott Calls

6 days ago | pcmag.com | Michael Kan

As some Canadians boycott US products, SpaceX is trying to attract locals by offering them free Starlink dishes. The company updated Starlink.com for Canada to promote the deal, and is posting ads for the offer on X, which SpaceX CEO Elon Musk also owns. The promotion is a major discount since the standard Starlink dish is usually $499 CAD ($360). But in return, a customer has to commit to subscribing to the Starlink residential plan for 12 months.
An Amazingly Affordable Apple Deal: Save $300 on the Half TB MacBook Air M2

6 days ago | pcmag.com | Shubham Yewale

Gear up for major savings and impressive upgrades with today’s Best Buy Deals. The MacBook Air (M2) is discounted by 27%, allowing it to zip through apps, streams, and video calls while remaining feather‑light. The Sony WF‑1000XM5 earbuds are reduced by 33%, filling your ears with velvet bass and elite noise‑blocking that you’ll love.
Using Starlink Roam in a Congested Area? SpaceX May Block Your Access

6 days ago | pcmag.com | Michael Kan

A workaround for using Starlink in heavily congested areas is facing a new restriction that could block customers from the satellite internet service and force them to pay more. At issue is the Starlink Roam plan, which lets you use the satellite internet in more than one location. It’s also long been a way for customers to receive access if the residential Starlink plan is currently waitlisted or “sold out” for their area.
Best Laptop Deal of the Day: $200 Off a Potent and Portable Dell Inspiron 2-in-1

6 days ago | pcmag.com | Jade Chung-Lee

Imagine this: You’re watching Netflix when you see a notification for an important work email. So you tap the screen to stop your video stream and use the 360-degree hinge to twist your device so you can use your keyboard to fire off a quick reply. This is the beauty of a 2-in-1. Boasting the power of a laptop and the versatility and portability of a tablet, these multi-tasking devices are built for content consumers and creators.
Tariff Woes Continue: Temu, Shein to Raise Prices Starting on April 25

6 days ago | pcmag.com | Michael Kan

If you shop on Temu and Shein, expect to pay more soon. In response to Trump's tariffs, both Chinese e-commerce providers plan to raise prices effective Friday, April 25. The price hikes, announced by Temu and Shein in similar notices, come after President Trump said he would axe the de minimis tax exemption, which allows packages to enter the country duty-free as long as they are valued at $800 or less. That goes into effect on May 2 for packages from China and Hong Kong.
Apple Partner Globalstar Is Worried About Chinese Satellite Interference

6 days ago | pcmag.com | Michael Kan

As Globalstar expands its satellite messaging services for Apple, the company faces a nagging radio interference problem from a Chinese government satellite system. At issue is the satellite constellation from China's BeiDou, an alternative GPS navigation provider. Its current-generation BeiDou-3 system became fully operational in 2020, with over 30 satellites spread across various orbits.