The good, bad, and ugly of AI healthcare, according to a doctor who uses AI
There’s a right way and a wrong way to use AI for health advice. Consider the technology a springboard for conversations with a medical professional.
This new Claude Code Review tool uses AI agents to check your pull requests for bugs – here’s how
Each pull request can cost up to $25. Here’s why companies might still pay to prevent catastrophic bugs.
How to save money on YouTube TV: Consider these 12 cheaper packages (including live sports)
The streaming service rolls out a dozen cheaper subscription plans – pick the one that fits your viewing habits.
Apple might launch a new class of ‘Ultra’ devices in 2026 – including a foldable iPhone
Perhaps Apple’s long-rumored touchscreen MacBook will also be an ‘Ultra’ device.
I’ve used Tor browser for years, but now I’m using it on my Android phone – here’s why
If you’re looking for the safest way to browse on your Android phone, Tor Browser is it.
Getting your Android phone repaired? Turn on this setting first – and lock down your data
Repair Mode lets technicians fix your Android phone without seeing your personal files or apps. Here’s how.
I tested GPT-5.4, and the answers were really good – just not always what I asked
I’m a little concerned about OpenAI’s claims that GPT-5.4 Thinking can do professional tasks. Here’s why.
Soundcore P31i review: I replaced my AirPods with these $40 earbuds, and didn’t regret it
The Anker Soundcore P31i earbuds offer many powerful features at a very affordable price.
iPad Air (M4, 2026) review: I benchmarked Apple’s tablet with the Pro model, and it’s very close
The new iPad Air with the M4 chip sits oddly between the base model and the Pro, but it’s the perfect fit if you’re a certain type of user.
Cybercriminals are using AI to attack the cloud faster – and third-party software is the weak link
Google’s latest threat report warns that third-party tools are now prime targets for attackers – and businesses have only days to secure them.