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Raptor Lake gets even more of a refresh.

A 14-inch Android tablet and a full-fledged Windows 11 laptop, rolled into one device.

Intel's going all-in on AI.

Creating a house full of voice-assistive interaction means choosing which Amazon Alexa Echo devices best fit your space and your needs.

Nothing says "post-holiday blues" like "massive credit card debt."

"Wave Season" is here, and cruises are cheaper if you book now.

Qualcomm will have a lot to talk about regarding on-device generative AI at its CES 2024 keynote.

You can now get MagSafe-like magnetic fast charging for both iPhones and Android, thanks to the new Qi2 charging standard.

This year's Consumer Electronics Show is showing us the rise of the robot lawnmower.

Alexa, Amazon's voice assistant, has become a major player-and it's easy to set up.

Belkin's new Stand Pro pairs seamlessly with iPhones and follows you around the room-perfect for livestreams.

Get your phone to automatically respond to different scenarios.

If you use a little creativity, that old iPhone (or iPad) can be an incredibly useful gadget for years.

Your little troublemaker may not actually be doing it all on purpose.

You're not selling your car today, but it's a good idea to know what companies like Carfax says about it-because they make mistakes.

Whether you want a massage, to kick back, or to look cute while you work, there's an office chair for you.

These are some of the most interesting things we saw during CES' pre-show.

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It's like intermittent fasting, but for your wallet.

This Blink bundle is over $70 off and has everything you need to start your home security setup.

New processors and GPUs are coming.

If you want Dry January to change your life, you need a plan for what happens in February.

Nvidia is finally offering a cheaper GPUs that are still packed with power.

People are reportedly receiving as much as $92 per claim.

Radon is a colorless, odorless, invisible, naturally occurring radioactive gas that can plague your home, but there are ways to test for, get rid of, and prevent it from becoming a problem in the first place.

VPN Unlimited has thousands of secure servers across over 80 global locations.

Featuring a speaker that enhances dialogue audio, waterproof earbuds, and much more.

Look out, Rosey the robot: Your days are numbered.

This quirky iPhone case may appeal to writers and creators.

Here one second, gone the next.

The Fitbit-powered LTE smartwatch lets you leave your phone at home-and it's down to its Black Friday price.

The personal-finance world has got to get better acronyms.

This whole time, Word's had a built-in feature that will nuke an entire page.

Apple's pricey foray into virtual/augmented reality is about to begin.

You can recall an email in Outlook, but only when certain conditions are met.

With one command, you can create a cinema experience using all your smart home devices.

Cat bites have a high risk of becoming infected, which, if left untreated, can result in life-threatening complications.

It's theoretically possible to cut a key from a photograph, but it's way more difficult than you might think.

Shopping online is quick and convenient-but returning isn't always free.

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Keeping track of all the media you're into: There are apps for that.

This year promises a total solar eclipse, a handful of meteor showers, and the potential for exciting space flights.

Get great deals on Soul Cycle, Nordictrack, and Echelon exercise bikes to start the new year.

A counselor and pediatrician give advice on what to do if you child says, "I wish I was dead" or "I want to die."