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SwitchBot K10+ Pro Combo Review: Perfect for Apartment Dwellers

5 days ago | techlicious.com | Andrea Smith

When I saw the SwitchBot K10+ Pro Combo at IFA 2024, my immediate thought was that this compact combo unit was what my apartment-dwelling friends have been waiting for. The SwitchBot K10+ Pro Combo pairs the world's smallest robot vacuum with a slender cordless handheld stick vacuum, which share a unified Dust Collection and Charging Station.
Click, Paste, Infected: How a Fake CAPTCHA Hijacks Your PC

1 week ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

We warned you about fake CAPTCHAs last fall, and now the threat has evolved. What started as a clever Windows-targeted malware trap has turned into a full-blown, cross-platform scam operation that’s tricking millions of people into installing malware on their own devices. Cybercriminals are exploiting our familiarity with CAPTCHAs – those little checkboxes or image puzzles we’ve all clicked without a second thought.
Don’t Click That Browser Update - It Could Be Malware

1 week ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

Cybercriminals are getting bolder and better at tricking people into infecting their own devices. One of the fastest-growing threats right now is the so-called “Fake Update” scam, where a pop-up or page urges you to update your browser but installs malware instead. And it’s no longer just targeting Windows users – macOS devices are now squarely in the crosshairs, too.
How AI Crypto Influencers on YouTube Are Stealing Real Money

1 week ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

What if the friendly YouTube personality offering tips on how to double your crypto wasn’t just a scammer, but didn’t even exist? That’s exactly what cybersecurity researchers uncovered in one of the most aggressive “Scam-Yourself” campaigns to date. Attackers used AI-generated influencers and hijacked YouTube accounts to convince people to drain their own wallets, all while they thought they were receiving expert financial advice. The result?
TCL’s Flagship TVs Pack Serious Picture Upgrades That Actually Matter

1 week ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

Every year, TCL tries to outdo itself with its flagship TV series, and the 2025 QM8K lineup shows just how serious it is about staying competitive in the high-end space. I’ve been following TCL’s push into premium Mini-LED for several years now, and while last year’s QM8 series already delivered impressive brightness and black level control, the new QM8K makes two key hardware upgrades that should make a visible difference.
Why Stress Pool Cleaning When This Robot Can Do the Work for You?

1 week ago | techlicious.com | Josh Kirschner

As summer approaches, the last thing anyone wants to spend time on is the labor-intensive chore of pool maintenance. Dreame Technology addresses this directly with its new Z1 Pro cordless robotic pool cleaner, designed to take the hassle out of keeping your pool clean, clear, and inviting. At the heart of the Dreame Z1 Pro is its Advanced PoolSense Technology, a system incorporating ultrasound, 3D structured light, and Time-of-Flight (TOF) sensors.
No Drills, No Keys: SwitchBot’s Face-Unlock Smart Lock Is Renter-Ready

1 week ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

When I installed the SwitchBot Lock Pro on my front door last year, it quickly became one of my favorite smart home upgrades. It was renter-friendly, worked with my existing deadbolt, and – with the optional fingerprint keypad – gave everyone in my house an easy way in without keys. But it wasn’t perfect. The motor was sluggish, and my kids often tried to yank the door open before the lock had finished its cycle.
Upgrade to a Wall-Sized TV Without Going Broke

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

If you've ever dreamed of turning your living room into a personal theater, there’s never been a better time to go big. A wave of 98- and 100-inch TVs are hitting their lowest prices yet – some dipping well below $2,000 – making the kind of screen real estate once reserved for millionaires attainable for the rest of us. And the best part? You don’t have to sacrifice features to save. All of the TVs I selected represent a good value for their feature set, model year, and price.
This Electric Lawn Mower Made Me Hate Mowing Less - and It’s 50% Off

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

If you’ve been putting off mowing because your old gas mower is a beast to wrangle, the Litheli EASYSURGE 18.5" electric lawn mower ($309.99, down from $671.99) might actually make you want to cut the grass. We just reviewed the EASYSURGE 18.5-inch, and it stands out – not just for its race-car design or intuitive controls, but because it’s genuinely fun to use. Weighing just over 40 pounds, it’s far lighter than most gas models and easy to lift straight out of the box.
Protect Your Porch: Ring Video Doorbells Are Up to 45% Off

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer travel, and that also means more packages piling up while you're away. If you’ve been meaning to install a video doorbell to keep an eye on deliveries and deter porch pirates, this is a great time to pick up one of Ring’s battery-powered models; both are on sale at deep discounts. The Ring Battery Doorbell is down to $54.99 (45% off) from its usual $99.99.