Pebblebee Halo vs. AirTag: One of these trackers has a 130dB siren and strobe light
The Pebblebee Halo isn’t your ordinary tag; it’s a complete personal safety device.
Your AirPods are gross. This $6 tool will keep them sparkling clean
Yes, you should be cleaning your earbuds regularly. This cheap little tool makes it easy – and it costs about the same as a coffee.
LG C6 vs. LG C5: I compared two generations of OLED TVs, and it was pretty darn close
The LG C6 is a refreshed version of the brand’s flagship OLED TV, but is it worth upgrading over the C5?
Google Chrome’s vertical tabs are here: How to opt in and use the new Reading Mode
Google’s browser officially joins the vertical tab party. See what you’ve been missing.
Apple, Google, and Microsoft join Anthropic’s Project Glasswing to defend world’s most critical software
Is this AI’s Manhattan Project? Twelve tech rivals are banding together and using Anthropic’s unreleased Mythos model to find thousands of vulnerabilities before adversaries do.
Love window snapping on Linux? You should try a tiling window manager – here’s why
Linux tiling window managers can supercharge your productivity in several ways. Here’s how they work and six I recommend.
Why I returned to Enlightenment Linux after 30 years: Testing the new Elive beta
This Debian-based distro brings back the old-school desktop environment but shrugs off the boring UI. I just wish I could’ve tried voice control.
I tried Google Photos’ new AI Enhance tool: How it crops, relights, and fixes your shots – sometimes
Now rolling out to Android users globally, AI Enhance uses generative AI to improve your photos instantly. Here’s how to use it, and where it falls short.
How I calibrated my subwoofer placement for peak impact in awkward room setups
Adding a subwoofer to your home theater is exciting, but not every room is a perfect square designed for subwoofers.
Asus’ latest flagship laptop competes with the MacBook Air, but not how you’d think
Asus’ 16-inch follow-up to last year’s featherweight A14 takes a different approach, but whether it works depends on who you ask.