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Do your gaming on a pair of sunglasses.

AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon want to "nearly eliminate" dead zones in this country.

Rumor has it some of Apple's upcoming iPhones will get support, too.

Apple's underrated Mail app is hiding some cool tricks in plain sight.

The native iOS app helps you do much more with your phone.

Buying used or refurbished can be great for grabbing discounts and reducing e-waste.

Comes with LG's full webOS smart TV software built directly into the monitor.

It's $200, and there's no subscription needed.

Many styles of exercise claim to fall under the umbrella, from stability training to CrossFit.

AirDrop support is coming to even more Android phones.

There's no single "best" diet, but here are some simple steps that will get you eating healthier than you are now.

They work hard for the money.

The Samsung S90F matches premium OLED TVs in picture quality, for much less money.

"Instants" are basically "snaps," but for your entire friends list.

There's more to ChromeOS than just a browser.

It's built for fast PC gaming without the 4K overhead.

Google recently agreed to pay $135 million to settle a class action lawsuit.

They have strong ANC, up to 40 hours of battery life, and a travel-ready foldable design.

This compact speaker is a strong Echo upgrade.

Set your calendar for September 23 and 24.

New features protect your data from scams and theft.

You now need to prove you qualify to shop the Education Store.

The Beats Pill offers incredible value with long battery life, a speakerphone, and a waterproof and dustproof build.

Keep your DIY budget in check and always have the right-sized socket.

I'm genuinely impressed.

The Galaxy S25+ is still an impressive Android in 2026

Will customers actually get their hands on the first Trump phone?

It's not the screen protector you think it is.

Samsung's take on Android 17 is now officially in the testing phase.

You also get one month of Xbox Game Pass included for new users.

For people dealing with weak wifi in larger homes.

With the arrival of the Fitbit Air, Whoop's subscription-model days may be numbered.

You needn't spend $300 to get great noise-cancelling earbuds.

It's not just you: Spotify is down.

As usual, the truth is more mundane than the conspiracy theory.

These shows all come at their dystopian narratives sideways, using science fiction in surprising ways.

The company announced "Googlebooks" at The Android Show: I/O Edition.

The company's biggest Android 17 announcements concern social media platforms like Instagram.

The new AI lets you create your own widgets for your Android home screen.

It packs bass-heavy sound, RGB lighting, and waterproof durability into a travel-friendly speaker.

At these prices, Garmin's latest entry-level watches are a tough sell.

You can (and should) use Gmail keyboard shortcuts in Outlook.

It offers 3.1-channel audio, Bluetooth streaming, and easy HDMI eARC setup.

A much easier upgrade to justify for Google Home users.

Skip the burned matches-you're going to need one of these tools.

The Pixel 9 just dropped to its lowest price ever after a $350 discount.

With iOS 26.5, RCS is no longer insecure on the iPhone.

This small update brings ads to Apple Maps, as well as end-to-end encryption for RCS.

Forget fancy digital stud finders: This dead simple magnet-based tool has made finding the studs much easier.

Sorry haters: Liquid Glass isn't going away.