The Apple Watch Series 11 has a number of new features. Here's how the new smartwatch compares to the Series 7 through Series 10.
There are a ways to get AppleCare repair coverage even if the device is past the 60-day purchase window.
Fitness apps shouldn't be about chasing trends. They should fit your schedule, workout preference and lifestyle.
Running the TCS NYC Marathon this weekend? Make sure you have a recovery plan ready.
While the LG C5 will be the big name on Black Friday, its step-down sibling is the one you should be paying attention to.
Scream and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre top my horror movies list for October, as well as Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters.
The Nothing Phone 3a series includes a 'Lock Glimpse' feature that serves up links to ad-riddled articles on your lock screen.
A professional soccer coach has admitted to using ChatGPT to pick their team's tactics in a wild omission that I never thought I'd hear.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reveals more on latest job cuts.
Has AMD stopped supporting Windows 10 gamers with its GPU drivers? This isn't true, thankfully.
Do not miss this stellar HyperX Cloud Alpha deal if you want a gaming headset that could last you an entire console generation.
Samsung is teaming up with iFit to bring expert-led workouts and real-time adaptive training to your gym equipment.
Here's where you can watch Yellowstone, Tulsa King and more.
This smart lamp can create an aurora borealis effect in your living room, so let's keep our fingers crossed that it gets a discount this Black Friday.
The ICC wants to become less dependent on US providers like Microsoft.
Google is embedding its Nano Banana AI image model into Search and NotebookLM, with Photos to follow.
The Haunting of Hill House is among one of my favorite horror shows to stream on Netflix.
November is one of the best months for streaming that I've ever come across, and my watchlist simply isn't able to fit them all in – here's what i'll be watching this month.
Why DORA could help boost your data resilience beyond just the requirements.
The Lenovo Legion Go S (SteamOS) is a lighter, cheaper, and more portable version of the original Legion Go. Powered by the latest AMD Z2 Go, the handheld can play most games with buttery smooth framerates, albeit with some slight adjustments.
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