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You don't need to let these companies listen to you 24/7 in order to have a few convenient gadgets.

Want to hear it early?

These self-charging cameras offer solar-powered surveillance without monthly fees.

These party plus-ups and a Beatbot pool cleaner will make summer a splash.

An unknown number of policyholders may have had their sensitive information stolen in the attack.

The six-day sale features deals on electronics, home goods, toys, and more.

Control Center is visible once more.

Once you get the hang of manual operation, you won't be missing out on anything.

Prime has different costs depending on whether you pay monthly or annually, your age, and whether you qualify a discount.

The machines are pretty similar, but a few differences popped out when I switched.

Don't break your back to feed your belly.

Prepare for your health tracking to come with an additional price tag.

Chromebooks are getting their own Circle to Search.

THe LTE model is $250 off.

The latest AI video model delivers impressive results.

Make sure your smartphone is as ready for vacation as you are.

You'd better be nice to me while I tell you about youth culture this week.

When charcoal grills are too dirty and electric grills are too clean, look to the gas grill.

Some Gemini prompts get a lot more useful when you only have to ask once for a recurring task.

Ray-Ban just got some new competition.

ACIP used to be an impartial panel of 17 well-respected scientists, but those folks are all gone now.

Virtual versions of legitimate apps are nearly impossible to detect.

16 billion passwords were leaked. Yes, billion.

Best Buy's sale will last a whole week and have tech deals on TVs, laptops, headphones, video games, electric bikes, and more.

Because no one wants an eyesore.

The new features block crypto scams and scareware.

If you believe these home maintenance myths, we have some bad news.

You can get the best premium headphones of 2025 with a $30 Amazon gift card included.

I don't even use physical notebooks anymore.

I don't want to talk to Google.

You no longer need to mess around with GarageBand to have a custom ringtone.

You can do a lot more with Spotlight in the latest version of the Mac operating system.

You finally don't need a third-party application to hide menu bar icons.

Real estate professionals, it turns out, aren't one size fits all.

Want an omni-directional treadmill? That'll cost you $50,000.

For those times when you really need detail in your reports.

They can act as a wearable monitor for on-the-go use.

With unparalleled searing capabilities and portable design options, you can bring that chargrilled flavor wherever summer takes you.

While you wait for a true Gemini-enabled smart speaker, these tips can help.

I'm on a health journey and my phone is on it with me.

Clue's new feature is close, but still missing the point.

It's a lot more than just Liquid Glass.

Prime Day 2025 will be twice as long as usual.

Prime Member perks for half the price.

AI-enhanced picture settings and a sleek OLED display in a compact footprint.

The Switch 2's HDR setup menu leaves a lot to be desired.

An Xbox that runs Steam could be the perfect living room PC.

Don't trust financial ads or advice without verifying first.

It's a good starter option at a budget-friendly price.

Here's what to do if your landlord is rude, aggressive, or otherwise awful.