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Sonos' latest hardware is smarter than ever about how it fits into your home.

If you want the largest image for the least amount of money, a projector is the only choice.

Double-check before you accidentally remove a protective layer of your screen.

Google also announced a new visual assistant for Gemini Live and Keep integration with Messages.

The company was responding to a suit accusing it of violating California law.

If you're running out of space on your iPhone, there might be unused data hiding in places you wouldn't expect.

Landlines are finding a second life as valuable scrap metal.

It's called Prio and folds up when not in use, making it pocket-friendly.

QHD, 4K, 5K, and other resolutions quickly become confusing. Once you get past the marketing terms, you can choose what makes sense for your needs.

Waymo robotaxi rides are now open to the public in Denver, San Diego and Tampa.

A look into whether Dolby Atmos for Headphones - with its free trial on both PC and Xbox - can unlock spatial audio on a normal pair of stereo headphones.

Sony's new ULT Tower are party speakers that chain together with Auracast.

Google brings its Pics image editor to AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.

GoPro says it's moving into AI data centers as part of a $285 million merger.

Running your most-used apps at startup is great, but they can weigh your system down if you're not careful.

Perplexity's Hybrid Compute lets you split tasks between cloud and local models.

The upgraded headphones also feature improved ANC and longer battery life.

Sonos is embracing AI in its next major software update.

The refreshed model with better surround sound will cost $699.

Apple's latest desktop OS can make your tabs much neater, if you want it to.

Atlas says its new wearable EEG will be able to tell you where your attention is through the day.

In the ageold debate over whether a TV can truly replace a computer monitor, several important differences in design and performance set the two apart.

Are you ready for some speakers and some AI?

If you've lost your Roku remote but would still like to watch something on TV, the Roku mobile app is the answer.

NVIDIA's controversial DLSS 5 finally arrives this week, but there's little reason to celebrate it.

Roku has announced its first OLED TVs, available this fall from Amazon starting at $999.

The Bravia Theater Trio is a capable three-piece option for larger TVs, but you'll need additional gear for truly immersive sound and adequate bass.

Poco's newest smartphone isn't headed to the US, but you might want it to.

Early Androids were the tech equivalent of alternative rock. iPhones were far too mainstream for some of us, and Android felt like home.

You can add yourself to standby lists without speaking to agents through United's mobile app.

How to cancel your Whoop membership (and why you may want to).

For its latest trick, Dyson is coming for your mouth. The CameraJet is a $500 three-in-one toothbrush that can automatically waterfloss and rinse for you.

Roland's latest digital piano will get software updates and have an improved teaching experience, thanks to built-in Wi-Fi.

Google's streaming device used to cost $100. Now, it'll set you back $150.

Samsung has released a more accessible and affordable Galaxy Book 6 laptop.

The Cove series is a major departure for JBL.

Android can help you keep your phone safe from malicious apps, scam calls, invasions of privacy, and much more. You just need the right settings.

Starlink's extra router can be useful, but getting your main satellite dish positioned properly is more important.

It claims a laptop proves that a former employee accessed and used proprietary files for the AI company.

The GameCube had some things going for it, and it even has a cult following these days, but at its release, it was a flop.

The Slate Truck is affordable because you have to 'bring your own tech'.

The company's "deception continues to this day," the lawsuit says.

Modders often find purpose for old tech that's collecting dust, like adding an antiquated version of Windows onto a 25-year-old console with this process.

Phil Schiller will remain an Apple Fellow and focus on "unspecified initiatives," according to Bloomberg.

Moving from Windows to macOS will have a bit of a learning curve.

The physical setup of a subwoofer can be the difference between bass that swallows you up and bass that seems to come from a specific spot.

Ad-supported streaming channels are hitting Sony's console in the US today.

The Nintendo Switch is winding down, but it's not done yet. Yours should work even once hardware sales stop and new games aren't made for it anymore.

Several Garmin watches offer a built-in LED flashlight, but even if you have another brand, you likely have a decent light on your wrist.

The company says the ex-congressman didn't fully cooperate with its investigation into alleged insider trading.