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A practical reminder of why beta software isn’t a good idea for devices you use daily.

Wireless Android Auto is easily one of the most convenient things for drivers, especially if they rely on their phones for navigation, music and hands-free communication. As with any wireless technology, the appeal is obvious because there are no cables involved, there’s no fumbling around to plug the cable into the phone’s port and the…

You might be better off sorting through your 12,000 emails yourself, but you do you.

The Steam Deck was the king of gaming handhelds when it arrived. But with more competition (and a higher price), is it still worth the cost?

If you’ve got memory issues, Microsoft’s built-in diagnostic tool could come in handy.

Use a methodical approach to see what’s using the most space on your PC and easily clean it up.

Dyson’s biggest product announcement was its latest step into a new product category: a tech-loaded toothbrush and water flosser. The CameraJet doesn’t sound like the name of something involved in oral hygiene, but here we are.

The popular free audio editor gets a colorful dark mode and granular editing tools.

Roborock announced a suite of new robotic vacuums at IFA 2026. None of them are going to put away your laundry, but one does have a nifty-looking wheel-leg design. The Roborock Saros Rover debuted during this year’s CES, and its extendable wheels are able to move the vacuum over small obstacles and traverse stairs. The…

In the cryptocurrency Wild West, sometimes hardware can provide peace of mind when securing your private keys.