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It was CNET senior editor Scott Stein's favorite gadget of the past year, and he thinks it could end up being one of the most influential.

The fake software asks you to pay for an "upgrade" to unlock the video editor's full features. The scam has spread globally with help from search engines.

Enable the new antiransomware protection in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update to lower the odds of becoming a victim of the next ransomware attack.

From hybrid designs to hybrid components, everyone is taking an expansive view of what makes a PC.

North Korea has denied that it was involved in the high-profile cyberattacks, as the US government contends.

Normally $140, this popular tool will fix you're roten speling and grammer. Plus: a $20 adventure game, free, and 40 percent off some killer earbuds!

The latest Wonderfox giveaway lets you pick and choose the programs you want -- no strings attached! Plus: a killer game deal and cool holiday outdoor projector.

Moving from a MacBook to a Chromebook? Ease the transition with these tips.

The two tech titans played an important role in countering attacks like WannaCry, the US government says.

Chatter about getting hacked isn’t just for gadget and security enthusiasts anymore. Cybersecurity has gone mainstream.

I tried playing Steam VR games in Microsoft's Mixed Reality. You'll get a chance too, starting Nov. 15, but not all games will immediately make the cut.

The Trump administration is expected to call for action preventing North Korea from carrying out the cyberattacks, the Washington Post reports.

A three-wheeled electric vehicle aiming for a $10,000 price tag? Color us intrigued.

Sorry, but the $4.99 "Cuphead" app for Apple devices is a complete scam.

Commentary: There’s a growing list of kid tech like oxygen sensors, scales and Wi-Fi cameras. But I’ve barely bought in because most of this stuff misses the point.

Upgrading to a new phone? Here's how to wipe your personal data from your old device so it doesn't fall into the wrong hands.

Windows RT was an ill-fated attempt to make computers more power-efficient like smartphones. Microsoft and Qualcomm are giving the idea a second go.

Scammers are using fake messages and a phony "Troubleshooter for Windows" app to get $25 from victims.

If you've updated your Windows 10 computer recently, then it supports 3D spatial sound. Learn what it does and how to set it up.

Plus, discounts on almost every Star Wars PC game ever made.

The phone itself sells elsewhere for as much as $220. The service: a $150 value, and not from the carrier you're expecting. Plus: three sweet bonus deals, including a free $20 game!

CNET travels to Ireland in search of the iconic island used as a filming location in "The Force Awakens" and "The Last Jedi."

If you're shopping for a holiday laptop or hybrid, these are the models that offer the longest battery life.

Be the ultimate helicopter pet parent with this easy setup.

Relive the glory days of adventure games with this top-rated title, which normally costs $15. Plus: a sweet ultraportable deal and tech to make your house smell good.

We break down the dispute between Google and Amazon, talk about Qualcomm powered Windows PCs and discuss IoT security.

Commentary: Redmond's ad for Christmas is warm, cuddly and celebrates, of all things, Microsoft Paint. It also has a serious political message.

These are some of the most complicated console controls ever.

The year's almost over, but there's still a ton to play.

Join me, Rick "The Cheapskate" Broida, for my first deal-of-the week video.