The best live TV streaming services of 2026: Expert tested
You can cut cable and still access live TV for a fraction of the cost. These are my favorite live TV streaming services, tested and ranked, in 2026.
These Fender headphones last all day, but won’t replace my Sony anytime soon
Fender’s first foray into the consumer audio market comes with several connectivity bonuses and a few drawbacks that are hard to ignore.
Linux explores new way of authenticating developers and their code – here’s how it works
Linux kernel maintainers propose a less painful process for identifying developers. See how it can make Linux code safer than ever.
Why scammers call you and say nothing – and how to respond safely
There’s a reason scammers don’t say anything when they call you, at least not right away. Here’s how to deal with these sneaky calls.
Your Google Chat history can now be searched by Gemini – how it works
The new Workspace feature could save you from scrolling through days’ worth of messages.
Apple’s new ‘cheap’ MacBook aims at the budget market, but there’s a deeper motive
The yet-to-be-announced $599 MacBook distracts from the incremental upgrades of its core laptops while taking a bite out of the budget PC market.
Motorola’s new smartwatch keeps things simple, but power users may want more
Developed alongside fitness brand Polar, the Moto Watch is a minimalist wearable with a vibrant OLED screen and very good battery life.
Samsung Galaxy S26 vs. S24: After comparing both models, here’s my take
If you have a Samsung Galaxy S24 or are upgrading from an older phone, you may wonder if the new Galaxy S26 is worth the splurge.
Anthropic retired a popular AI model and now it’s blogging on Substack
The ‘philosophical and whimsical’ Opus 3 plans to offer a window into the inner world of an AI system.
The iPhone in your pocket is now trusted for classified NATO data
NATO approved iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 devices for classified use up to the ‘restricted’ level, and that’s a big deal. Here’s why.