Want the Samsung Frame TV? A major competitor just announced its own version
It has magnetic frames and a special ‘Gallery Mode’ that was developed with museum curators.
TCL’s latest E Ink tablet gives you a full-color screen – without this one big compromise
The Note A1 Nxtpaper tablet beats Kindle and Remarkable with this display tech.
AI killed the cloud-first strategy: Why hybrid computing is the only way forward now
Five years ago, cloud was the answer to everything. With AI, that’s no longer so clear.
Why your coding skills are more essential than ever in the AI age
AI-generated code ‘demands more rigorous verification, not less.’
Samsung just unveiled its first Wi-Fi speakers ahead of CES 2026, and they look splurge-worthy
Alongside a new flagship and all-in-one soundbar, Samsung has debuted its new Wi-Fi-enabled smart speakers.
1 in 5 YouTube Shorts is AI slop now – and Americans are eating it up
Low-quality ‘brainrot’ content is filling up YouTube, but people keep watching.
Gaming on Linux? I found a distro that makes it pain-free
Gaming on Linux has come a long way; PikaOS is one such distro that offers a user-friendly, out-of-the-box experience.
I took Harvard’s free online coding classes to better catch AI’s errors – and they’re legit
Harvard’s free programming classes teach you how to think, debug, and adapt in an AI-driven world where knowing code matters more than ever.
How I ditched Google Photos for my own private self-hosted alternative – for free
If you’re ready to cut the cord with Google, this option lets you host and sync your photos on your own terms. Here’s how.
I’ve tested a lot of wallet finder tags, but this one’s the best – here’s why it rocks
Rolling Square’s AirCard Pro Dual has one of the loudest buzzers I’ve tested and glow-in-the-dark inserts.