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It's now far easier to set grouped Philips Hue lights up in scenes.

It's called the Kallsup, and up to 100 can be paired for multispeaker audio.

Lenovo has all new laptops that extend and spin, and one of them is available to actually buy.

Lenovo's latest concept device takes rollable laptops to their extreme.

The biggest, costliest, and most enticing handheld now has a better OS and price.

The OpenFit Pro have what Shokz is calling "noise reduction," and the effect is similar to ANC.

I think Lego might be really onto something with its tech-equipped Smart Play Smart Brick sets, but is it the future of Lego sets?

"Our children cannot be used as lab rats for Big Tech to experiment on," said the state senator who introduced new legislation around AI toys.

The MOR patch is FDA approved for safety, and it's available for purchase online. Oh, and it zaps your taint.

Not everyone loved the way it ended, but plenty of eyeballs still made time to watch 'The Rightside Up.'

Passengers could use Meta's Neural Band wearable to control Garmin's car infotainment features without using a touchscreen.

The White House told Reuters that "utilizing the U.S. military is always an option" when asked about Greenland on Tuesday.

Ric Roman Waugh directs the sequel to his 2020 hit, with Gerard Butler returning to face the post-apocalypse on a comet-ravaged Earth.

Maybe one day, we'll get an AI that can watch the movies for us.

A new report finds that many airlines have relatively poor quality drinking water.

2026 marks another major transitory period for the galaxy far, far away-as it tries to return to movie theaters for the first time in almost seven years.

Take a peek at the stuff from the Apple founder's childhood bedroom.

Sadie Sink has no problem taking a pessimistic view on the Netflix finale.

The slop is inescapable at CES 2026.

"States must step in to hold X and Musk accountable, if Trump's DOJ won't," Wyden said.

Elle Fanning and Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi star in the sci-fi action film, which is now out on digital.

The company says it's a victim of its own success.

I got to try a chair that's worth more than my (admittedly old) minivan.

The Winter Soldier himself, Sebastian Stan, is reportedly joining his fellow 'Avengers' alum Scarlett Johansson in DC's Robert Pattinson-starring sequel.

Also, the company has updates on its sea turtle robot.

Qualcomm demoed its Flex SoC that controls driver assistance and safety features at the same time as in-car entertainment in cars.

The Spatial Multi-Sensor FP400 takes mmWave presence sensing a step further.

In a recent social media post, Joseph Ladapo endorsed the use of structured water, which doesn't actually seem to exist.

The 90-second video urging U.S. military personnel to refuse to follow illegal orders was deemed "punishable by DEATH!"

Whether this stair-climbing-and cleaning!-robot is the first true whole-home robot vacuum remains to be seen.

The 2025 tsunami is shattering old models, thanks to observations from space.

Sophie Turner's Lara Croft is joined by a few familiar faces from the games, and plenty of new ones.

Plus, do you dare read a page from the Necronomicon?

Time-restricted eating without a change in how much you eat doesn't seem to do anything for your metabolic health.

Astronomers have finally confirmed the existence of RELHICs-a long-theorized class of dark, starless clouds from the early universe.

Everyone wants in on the AI wearable game, but Razer is offering a slightly different take.

Yes, you read that right.

Marvel's latest look at its next 'Avengers' adventure teases the arrival of mutants into the MCU proper.

Razer's got your back if you want spine-tingling haptics and sound.

Blue milk made sense. Green milk fit too. But now, starting this week, there's pink milk.

The Babel fish real-time translator is becoming a reality.

Sorry, '2001: A Space Odyssey' fans, but the cosmic menace in the Gerard Butler disaster series has a more ordinary inspiration.

Is it a sign of a good healthcare system when millions of people turn to a hallucinating robot for help?

The key question isn't who you should root for. It's whose story do you find more plausible.

You're going to be far more interested in AMD's Ryzen Max than the Ryzen 400 series.

Also, for the first time in a long time, Alienware is finally making an 'ultra-slim' gaming laptop.

Gemini for TV is getting Nano Banana-an early attempt to answer the question "Will people watch AI stuff on TV"?

Why should non-gaming folks have all the fun?

The new Prestige series seem pretty enticing for creatives, if RAM prices hold.

Here are all the details on the Intel Core Ultra Series 3 that you'll find in practically every laptop this year.