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TL;DR: Pay $29.97 once for Microsoft Office 2021 Pro (MSRP $219.99) and skip Microsoft 365 subscriptions entirely. There’s a certain type of buyer who doesn’t like paying for the same thing twice—and this is very much that kind…
TL;DR: Get Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for Windows for $16.97 until April 19 — a one-time purchase with no subscriptions, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more. Subscriptions are everywhere — and somehow even basic productivity tools…
TL;DR: Microsoft essentials meet AI with this Microsoft Office 2024 Home and Business for Mac or PC lifetime license, on sale now for just $99.97 (MSRP $249.99) through April 5. We could all use a little help…
TL;DR: ChatPlayground AI lets you run a single prompt across multiple top AI models and compare the results instantly—now just $79 for lifetime access. Using AI tools can feel a bit like a juggling act. One model…
Across Uzbekistan, a network of about a hundred banks of high-resolution roadside cameras continuously scan vehicles’ license plates and their occupants, sometimes thousands a day, looking for potential traffic violations. Cars running red lights; drivers…
TL;DR: A PDF Converter and Editor Lifetime License is now only $24. If you only open a PDF editor once in a while, paying for Acrobat every month feels pointless. A PDF editor with a lifetime license is a lot…
TL;DR: Visual Studio Pro is only $15 through November 20. A good IDE can make complex coding projects a whole lot easier. Visual Studio Pro is a popular choice for professional and hobby developers, and right now, you can…
TL;DR: Get a SwifDoo PDF Editor perpetual license for only $30 with code PRO. PDF editing shouldn’t require a monthly subscription. If you only need to edit text, combine files, or export to Word, Adobe Acrobat is overkill.…
Yesterday, Google announced in a blog post that Chrome can now autofill more types of personal information, including passport numbers, driver’s license numbers, and vehicle information, in addition to existing autofill for addresses, passwords, and…