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Subscriptions are great for streaming shows, not so much for software you use every single day. That's why this deal on Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for Windows is worth a second look. For just $29.97 (MSRP: $229), you'll get lifetime access to the full suite of Office apps — no monthly bills, no sneaky renewals, just the tools you need.
We're talking Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, and Access, all redesigned with new features to help you work smarter. Excel has fresh analysis tools, PowerPoint gets slick new presentation features, and Outlook makes managing your inbox a little less painful. Plus, it installs directly onto your PC, so you don't need to be online to be productive.
Whether you're putting together a résu
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 For the last several months, MacRumors has been working on a series of in-depth feature guides and how tos that walk you through the design changes and updates in Apple's new software.
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 The Apple Watch Ultra 3 replaces the second-generation model that was introduced two years ago in Apple's smartwatch lineup, but how different are the two successive smartwatch generations?
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MacOS Tahoe 26 brings a slew of new features, from a dedicated Games app to a revamped Spotlight function. You can now try them out for yourself.
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 Apple today released updated firmware for the AirPods Pro 2 and the AirPods 4, introducing support for the new AirPods features that are included in iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe.
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We've tested this affordable home tech and use it to save money and add new features around the home.
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Paid password managers of course offer nice extras, but a free password manager still protects you from the risks of using weak or reused passwords. Instead of remembering all of your passwords and/or passkeys, you just need one to access a single, secure place where all of the rest are stored.
And because free password managers come in different flavors and styles, you should be able to find one that fits your needs. Even Google's password manager, built into Chrome and Android, can work as a no-cost option with a nifty Windows tie-in. Plus, if you find that the free versions aren't enough, down the road you can always upgrade to a paid service.
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