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Amazon Leo is teaming up with one of the country's ISPs to connect hard-to-reach regions.

The iPhone 18 Pro offers Apple's latest and greatest, but it's only a meaningful upgrade if you're coming from a model that's several years old.

Xbox's turbulent 2026 continues with more job cuts and a probably closure of Ninja Theory.

An SSD is a huge upgrade over an HDD, but SATA and NVMe SSDs offer major differences in their performance.

Robotaxis from companies like Waymo, Xoox and Tesla are always improving, but some riders do experience injuries or find themselves in places they shouldn't.

Beats goes all in on customization with the Beats 360, offering headphones that are built for use everywhere - including the gym.

We compare the new Beats 360 with the AirPods Max 2. Find out how they stack up in design, comfort and features to see which pair is right for you.

See how the Beats 360 stacks up with the popular Sony WH-1000XM6 in design, comfort and features in our hands-on comparison.

Beats VP Oliver Schusser discusses the company's new headphones and what to expect in the future.

If you've bought a VR headset and already installed Steam, it only takes a few minutes to get everything set up and ready for gaming in virtual reality.

Three decades after he wrote the original Windows Task Manager at Microsoft, Dave Plummer is back with a new iteration that works on macOS and Linux too.

Adobe has released its Premiere editing app for Android, a year after its iOS launch.

Just load up your 100-percent legally sourced media files and go!

The humanoid robot was ready to work as soon as it was put together. It walked right out to receive its staff badge.

The Tread Flex is the company's first fold-up treadmill, and also its cheapest to date.

Polymarket, which enables people to bet on the outcomes of events, is telling regulators it's not for gambling.

Apple Music Hall in London seems tailor-made for Apple Music Live concerts.

The Canadian province of British Columbia has sued OpenAI for failing to notify authorities about the Tumbler Ridge shooter's chats.

Power outages can damage your tech, but the bigger risk happens when the electricity comes back on. Don't let your tech get fried.

Laptop fans do an important job, but sometimes they get annoyingly loud. Here's what it might mean and whether you should be concerned.

New ocean-sensing drones are being built to withstand the deepest depths of the ocean.

Don't count your old Windows laptop out yet. Installing ChromeOS Flex is a great option to keep it usable, even if it's not as fast as it once was.

Wireless keyboards introduce convenience and portability, but they can't quite keep up with wired keyboards in some cases.

Google Maps' Timeline feature is great for looking back at your past travels, but it's also discomforting to see all that history in one place.

It also promised players that Marathon will keep growing and improving.

Safari on iPhone is more private than many other browsers by default, but it can't keep your information safe from everything.

The EU has proposed a sustainability labeling system ahead of bringing in minimum data center performance standards.

The latest addition to X's Under the Hood feature could stave off claims around shadowbanning.

A big part of the story is soaring memory and storage prices, but other factors come into play as well.

The mega-merger of the year will apparently go forward.

The iPhone Duo makes some big changes to iOS to account for the foldable design. It affects the camera, multitasking and more.

Siri has long been known for its stagnation, but that changes with iOS 27 and accompanying releases. Siri has undergone major improvements.

Its foothold in the EU may be growing, but larger countries are still wary of the self-driving tech.

The viral indie game Dressmaker hits Steam today, so here's a juicy QA with the dev team at Cozy Lives.

Google and Samsung's digital wallets are solid options for storing cards, passes, tickets and IDs on Android devices, but there are some subtle differences.

Siri AI brings a lot of improvements, but you might not be able to use it for a while, even with iOS 27 and a compatible device.

The Game & Watch line was one of Nintendo's most successful early game projects, and the man behind it was inspired from an unlikely source.

Getting an adapter can open up a world of connectivity and charging options, but specs and brand matter quite a lot. Here's what to look for.

Hardly the first time it's run afoul of EU regulations.

The PS5 has both disc-based and digital-only consoles; the right one for you depends on how you play your games and what else you use the console for.

Unless it's connected to Wi-Fi all day every day, your smartphone is using up data almost constantly. Here's where your data is going.

In all seriousness, this smart feeder could be quite handy for multi-cat households.

USB-C did away with the annoying requirement to plug in a cable right side up, but USB-A and USB-C have other major differences.

The first Googlebooks are up for pre-order today and they arrive on October 4.

At $11,299, the M5 Ultra's extra performance over the M5 Max model is only worth it for select buyers.

The new Googlebooks from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo cover a variety of sizes and form factors.

At $899, the new Mac mini loses the fun factor of the previous models.

One may get you more value for the phone.

Your iPad can give your Mac or PC some much-needed extra screen space.

Network switches are an easy way to add more Ethernet ports to your home network, but you'll need to pick from the many varieties available.