Lego just unveiled its next Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series set, and it's a massive (and expensive) new take on the Death Star.
Strava just got a huge update on Apple Watch, only days before the new models in Apple's wearables line arrive.
A TV you can carry, wheel and touch
We compare the rumored specs of the iPhone 17 Pro Max to the confirmed specs of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.
Apple rumored to launch an AI search engine in 2026 to rival the likes of ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Trump’s OneGov initiative continues to bring in huge savings on software for federal agencies.
Apple is likely to enter the smart home market with a new slate of devices. Here's what I'd like to see.
The DuckDuckGo subscription is a privacy suite that includes a VPN, personal information removal, identity theft restoration services and now AI chatbot support, giving you no-frills privacy essentials.
There are lots of reasons an ad pops up on your phone, but none involve a microphone listening.
Elipson's new Premium SUB range offers three sizes of serious subwoofer
Nvidia could turn the RTX 5070 into a killer GPU by equipping it with 18GB of VRAM and pricing it keenly.
Over $500 in savings without trading in or starting a contract
Windows 11 has had plenty of negative press thanks to 24H2 bugs, but PowerToys is bringing positives to the OS in its next update.
Roborock's robot mowers deliver precise navigation, ultra-smooth turning, and an innovative approach to edge cutting.
Prime Video has announced who'll portray Lara Croft in its Tomb Raider TV series, and the fan reaction has been decidedly mixed.
I've picked three devices I really want to highlight as ones to watch from Acer's 2025 IFA event.
Amazon has a secret sale on its best-selling Fire TV Stick lineup, featuring record-low prices with deals starting at just $17.99.
PlayStation Link's PC functionality just got a huge upgrade with compatible gaming headsets.
I'm so bored of the Wuthering Heights trailer drama online – Emerald Fennell has already proved we don't know what's coming.
Google found guilty of displaying advertisements and pushing cookies in Gmail without valid user consent.
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