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If you're a runner looking to up your game, this mid-range GPS running watch offers data-driven results and advanced fitness tracking.

This outdoor smartwatch is versatile, long-lasting, and built for adventures.

This 65-inch OLED TV from Panasonic combines premium picture quality, Fire TV integration, and gamer-friendly specs.

Looking for reliable front-and-rear car surveillance without spending a fortune? This dual dash cam can help.

Hack your brain and feel better.

Here's the simplest rule for saving money on Prime Day: Don't buy anything you weren't going to buy anyway.

No more SIM swapping.

What if a mood ring and a Fitbit had a baby you could wear on your face?

If you want to create your own Peloton-style playlist, you'll need to know a little bit of science.

Issues with the lithium ion batteries have caused Anker to issue two voluntary recalls in the last few weeks. See if your power bank is one of the affected units.

This free app gives me the confidence to ride buses and trains in unfamiliar cities.

The UI redesign is on its way to Android "soon."

Feeding yourself and your family keeps getting more expensive, and food waste isn't helping.

Something to binge when you're missing Joel, Ellie, and the rest of your post-apocalypse pals.

It won't work from iPhone to Android, however.

FSA/HSA eligibility for wearables is real, but be ready to employ some workarounds.

Regeneron is no longer the buyer. Here's what that means for your data privacy.

The company has made it's name on odd-looking tech that stands out.

Loyal customers of one app won't have a simple way to add on the other.

Luckily, Meta has plans for more features in the future.

Now is the time to appreciate all your hard work from earlier in the year-and to eat your body weight in berries.

Get your summer DIY projects done under budget with these early Prime Day tools deals.

Let's listen to fake music made by computers, I guess?

The BE63's combination of Wi-Fi 7 performance, solid build, easy app control, and strong wired options makes it a capable upgrade.

We need a functioning public health system, not an ad campaign for smartwatches.

Plus, you can grab a Bike+ for half off online.

Small slices of fruits, veggies, and protein cook quickly whether they're over hot coals or electric plates.

The company has promised a partial fix by the end of the month.

If you have resources to retire-but not enough resources to retire here-you have options.

I discovered a feature in the Peloton app that made me hate running much less.

Everything you need to know about Windows' built-in repair options.

ToothFairy is a one-click utility that adds a dedicated button for each Bluetooth device right to your menu bar.

The upgrades are designed to protect your data if your device is stolen.

Here's how to find your Replay All Time playlist, and an alternative option.

Nothing is quite what it seems in kid culture this week.

It nails the two things it was built for: low-latency Luna play and solid everyday performance.

It's $99 and does a lot of what Whoop does, but without a subscription.

Finally, a way to stop getting advertised to while you're walking the dog.

Moving boxes can be expensive, but can also be surprisingly easy to get for free.

It's perfect for when you need to reference your own notes while presenting on an external display.

This blender makes a velvety smooth cashew sauce in no time flat.

The good news: Good cyber hygiene habits go a long way toward protecting you.

Even if you work hard to keep a clean home, these items are easily overlooked.

It's highly rated for its parental controls and simple interface.

It's the fastest way to capture fleeting thoughts.

It's great... until it isn't.

Deadly games for every mood.

They aren't the fitness revolution that TikTok makes them out to be.

Get your gardening chores done under budget.

"Connectivity Labs" lets you do more with your networks.