Latest articles by Anthony Spadafora
This notorious Android banking trojan now lets hackers remotely control your phone — how to stay safe
The Vultur banking trojan is back and even more dangerous after a new upgrade that adds a file manager and improved remote control capabilities.
I took a big risk on this $399 gaming monitor — and it really paid off
Gaming monitors with all the bells and whistles cost a lot more than a regular monitor which is why I bought an open box one instead.
Macs under threat from info-stealing malware spread through ads and fake software — don’t fall for this
Mac users are currently being targeted by two new campaigns spreading the Atomic Stealer and Realst malware strains.
Tom's Guide asks: What's the perfect laptop screen size?
From 13-inch ultraportables to 18-inch gaming juggernauts, there's a lot of different screen sizes to choose from when buying a laptop. Tom's Guide editors discuss: Which is best, and for what?
I might be done with laptop cameras for good after trying the world's smallest webcam
The Opal Tadpole is a tiny webcam that clips onto the lid of your laptop and its cable even has a built-in mute switch.
Darcula phishing service targets iPhone users through iMessage — how to stay safe
Darcula is a new phishing-as-a-service platform that uses fake domains to spoof popular brands in order to steal credentials.
South Park: Snow Day isn’t the game I wanted but it finally turned me onto roguelites
South Park: Snow Day has the heart of past games in the series but its gameplay mechanics and focus on co-op could be a turnoff for all but the biggest South Park fans.
iPhone users under threat from new ‘reset password’ attack — how to stay safe
Hackers are targeting iPhone uses with an advanced phishing attack that starts with multiple password reset attempts followed by a fake Apple Support call.
Hackers are using these Android apps on the Play Store to stage attacks — delete them all right now
Researchers have discovered 28 Android apps posing as free VPNs and other utilities that are turning infected smartphones into proxies.
I beat South Park: Snow Day without any help — these are my top 3 tips for a solo playthrough
South Park: Snow Day is a departure from previous games in the series with its focus on multiplayer but thanks to the offline, single-player mode, you can still experience the story by yourself.
I added this $50 monitor light bar to my desk setup, and it’s a game changer for how I work
From eliminating glare and reducing eye strain to just adding a bit more light to your home office, monitor light bars are an inexpensive accessory that can make your desk setup pop.
Unpatchable vulnerability discovered in Apple M1, M2 and M3 chips — what you need to know
Researchers have discovered an unpatchable security flaw in Apple’s M-series chips that can allow an attacker to break encryption and access a Mac’s cryptographic keys.
Google is testing the ultimate dark mode for Chrome — here’s how to turn it on
The latest version of Chrome brings back Google’s official dark mode for all websites so that you don’t have to use a third-party extension anymore.
FTC just issued warning over this scam stealing thousands from Americans — how to stay safe
The FTC has released new guidelines to help Americans identify potential scammers who could be trying to impersonate the government agency over the phone.
New iPad Air already shipping to US ahead of launch — and there’s a new size this time around
Apple has yet to announce the new iPad Air and iPad Pro but their launch could be imminent with a renowned leaker claiming they’ve already started shipping to the U.S.
M3 MacBook Air sees huge performance drop when connected to two monitors — what you need to know
The new MacBook Air M3 can connect to two displays at once but performance takes a serious hit when doing so with the laptop in clamshell mode.
I played the 3 latest Mario games on Nintendo Switch for Mario Day — and there's a clear winner
From puzzlers to RPGs to classic 2D Mario with a twist, there are plenty of great new Mario games to play on your Switch this Mario Day.
Tom's Guide asks: Are gaming laptops still worth it in 2024?
As price tags climb ever higher, we wonder: are gaming laptops still worth it?
I bought this $40 accessory and it’s helped keep me on track and my desk tidy
Being able to quickly jot down notes and to-do lists is why you might want to consider a desktop whiteboard but this one also has a wireless charger.
Apple just fixed two major iPhone security flaws — install these emergency updates now
Apple has released emergency security updates to address two new zero-day flaws which affect a number of different iPhone and iPad models.
Forget playing with power — I just want to see Nintendo experiment more with the Switch 2
From Labo to Ring Fit Adventure to Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, Nintendo wasn’t afraid of taking risks with the Switch. Let’s hope this continues with the Switch 2.
I wanted a new laptop dock — here's why I bought a Steam Deck dock instead
Docking stations let you use your laptop like a desktop but finding an inexpensive one with a built-in vertical stand can be hard. That's why I used a Steam Deck dock instead.
Hackers are infecting Macs with malware using calendar invites and meeting links — don't fall for this
Hackers are using meeting links in calendar invites to infect unsuspecting Mac users with malware.
