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How to Return a Kindle Book for a Refund in 2026: Return Purchased or Borrowed Books

If you’re a Kindle Unlimited subscriber, you’ll have to return a Kindle book or two to avoid hitting the limit on the number of books checked out. Even if you don’t have Kindle Unlimited, you can return books for a refund in the case of accidental purchases.

By Aleksander Hougen — 09 Jan'22 Last Updated: 13 Mar'25

Opera Neon

Opera is known for its flagship Opera browser, but it has a wide range of other browsers in its portfolio. Among its several variants is Opera Neon, something the company describes as a "concept browser," or a browser intended for experimentation rather than for general use.

By Max Pitchkites — 08 Jan'22 Last Updated: 20 Jan'25
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Top 6 Cloud Services to Back Up Music

Collecting music files is incredibly easy, but keeping them safe from device loss or data corruption is more complicated. It’s essential to back up music files that you want to keep safe, and a key step is saving your files to an external location. A cloud backup service can help, but many are either too...

By Rebecca White — 08 Jan'22 Last Updated: 03 Mar'26
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Chromium

Google's open development platform, Chromium, is what built the behemoth known as Google Chrome today. In this Chromium review, we're going to go back to basics and see how good the core browser really is.

By Max Pitchkites — 08 Jan'22 Last Updated: 02 Feb'24
Facts checked by Eugenie Tiu

Opera

Opera was launched in 1995 and remains in the game to this day, making it one of the oldest web browsers still under development. Opera built up its loyal user base for integrating a wide spectrum of features that would otherwise be left to extensions and separate programs.

By Max Pitchkites — 25 Dec'21 Last Updated: 30 Jan'24

Amazon Drive

Amazon's take on cloud storage isn't the most feature-stacked option around. However, it's excellent for photo storage and for those who keep their files updated via mobile apps. That's not all it's good for, either, and we'll take you through it all with this Amazon Drive review.

By Dan Ginn — 25 Dec'21 Last Updated: 19 Oct'25
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SpiderOak vs Backblaze 2026: Online Backup Service Showdown

SpiderOak One and Backblaze are two backup providers that regularly get onto our list of the best services. However, they take different approaches to making a backup. In this comparison, we’ll pit SpiderOak vs Backblaze so you can decide which is better for you.

By Sapphire Fox — 12 Dec'21 Last Updated: 11 May'25
Facts checked by Eugenie Tiu

Vivaldi

As a spin-off of Opera, Vivaldi takes the best of its parent browser and pushes customizability to the limit. It’s loaded with features you’d normally download an extension for and it doesn’t collect much user data, so this is a great browser if you’re a power user. Check out more details in this full Vivaldi review.

By Max Pitchkites — 12 Dec'21 Last Updated: 11 Feb'24
Facts checked by Eugenie Tiu

Best Cloud Storage for Windows 2026: OneDrive Alternatives

Windows users are spoiled for choice when it come to finding cloud storage. Almost every provider out there has a client, but which play nicest with Redmond's OS? Check out our picks for the best cloud storage for Windows to find out.

By Dan Ginn — 11 Dec'21 Last Updated: 05 Mar'26

What Is Amazon Kids in 2026? A Guide to Kid-Friendly Kindle Content & Tools

Kindles are great -- and more educational -- alternatives to traditional tablets for a child. In fact, Amazon has a whole service just for this purpose. Keep reading to answer the question What is Amazon Kids? and learn whether it’s right for you.

By Aleksander Hougen — 07 Dec'21 Last Updated: 04 Mar'25