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I'm still not a fan of AI text generation, however.

Don't try to order these at a diner, please.

A practical way to offset the higher starting cost of the S26 Ultra.

PCMag named the XM5 the best headphones of 2022.

"Living Off the Land" attacks use built-in tools and processes instead of traditional malware.

Current lets you read articles without stressing over unread counts.

Make the most of this encrypted messaging app.

You still can't upgrade it, but you can fix it.

It always pays to top up your browser security.

I'm tracking things I otherwise wouldn't, and enjoying the little slices of life.

Tracking links are sneaky, but they're easy to foil.

It's a capable laptop, but isn't ideal for running Windows.

Avast, ye lubbers.

From baseboards to ceiling fans, parts of every house are a challenge to keep clean.

More than 14,000 devices have been integrated into a botnet.

A versatile Android tablet for productivity and entertainment.

Which shoes fit which type of pedals, and what the heck is a cleat?

Apple is patching bugs that have been exploited by threat actors.

Third-party apps, aftermarket parts, and hidden settings can make your Peloton experience so much better.

The company turns 50 on April 1.

This PCMag Editor's Choice offers strong gaming features and Dolby Atmos sound.

No, but I haven't ruled out the sea lions.

This powerful home theater upgrade includes a 9.1.5-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar, wireless subwoofer, and rear speakers.

They say you can never go home again-but what if you can never leave in the first place?

You know farm-to-table," now get ready for trail-run-to-table."

Google Maps wants to hear your most complicated requests.

Children under 13 can use WhatsApp for limited messaging and calling.

With this refurbished piece, you're getting a seven-inch color display with 32GB of storage and IPX8 waterproofing.

PCMag named the Hisense U65QF the best budget TV of 2025.

Thirty-two brands shared their niche houseware innovations that they hope catch on.

North America's largest home and housewares event is an early look into what's coming to stores.

Sweat isn't a good indicator of weight loss, fitness, or working intensely.

"Xbox mode" (formerly Xbox Full Screen Experience) is here to replace your console.

You can upgrade to Windows 11 and get Office Pro at the same time without any subscription strings.

Your phone's location data can be purchased by federal agencies.

The RayNeo Air 4 Pro smart glasses feel like tech from a Black Mirror episode.

You still need to listen to your body.

Your iPad is more than a Netflix machine.

You may have a personal coach on your wrist that you've been ignoring.

The Bravia 8 delivers deep blacks, strong gaming performance, and Google TV features.

The Boom 3i is a portable speaker that actually floats facing up, and it's made for any kind of water.

Neither of the zero-day vulnerabilities has been actively exploited in the wild.

This old advice isn't very useful, it turns out. Here's what you need to know instead.

This one-year VPN subscription focuses on ease and everyday protection without complex setup.

Microsoft's flagship IDE has smart tools for coding, debugging, and collaboration.

H&R Block Deluxe is a cost-effective middle ground between DIY software and hiring an accountant.

Google's best AI tool is incredibly capable-especially for power users.

Get the most out of your gaming laptop.

Could we finally see a MacBook Ultra?

This fitness watch has an impressive AMOLED display, advanced training metrics, and up to 23 days of battery life.