GNOME 49 arrives this week, and it’s packed with features and polish you’ll love
If you’re a GNOME user, it’s time to celebrate because there’s a new release coming your way with some very interesting additions.
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AirPods Pro 3 fitness feature surprises triathlete tester – here’s what he found
This new feature in the AirPods Pro 3 is a winner, according to the DC Rainmaker blog.
4 ways I save money on my favorite AI tool subscriptions – and you can too
Want to shell out less money on subscriptions to ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Perplexity? Here’s what I do.
Copilot Chat arrives free for Microsoft 365 users – check if you have it
Here’s what you’ll need to fully access Copilot Chat.
Some Pixel 7 users say their batteries are swelling – what Google is doing about it
The Pixel and Pixel 7 Pro are the latest Google phones with battery problems.
Don’t like Apple’s new Liquid Glass look? Here’s how to tone it down
You can’t disable Liquid Glass but you can reduce its effects. Here’s how to do this on an iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch.
The Open Source Initiative’s executive director departs – what it means for the OSAID debate
Will the OSI continue with its current AI definition path? This issue continues to be debated in both AI and open-source circles.
ESR’s new MagSafe iPhone 17 accessories are perfect for modern professionals
ESR’s cases for iPhone 17 and AirPods Pro 3 and high-tech, multi-device Qi2.2 MagSafe charging stations help you protect your Apple devices at the office and on the go.
Calm’s new Sleep app gives you a personal bedtime plan to help you rest better – plus earbuds
The new Calm x Ozlo Sleepbuds will play ‘sleep stories’ and soundscapes, and they’ll come with a free year of Calm Sleep.
Google may shift to risk-based Android security patch rollouts – what that means for you
Google is prioritizing critical real-world vulnerabilities while also improving the OEM patching process.
Google’s new open protocol secures AI agent transactions – and 60 companies already support it
The Agent Payments Protocol aims to help consumers and businesses finally trust AI-enabled payments.
Roku’s first TV projector gives you a 150-inch screen – for less than $200
The Roku TV Smart Projector D1R Cube offers 1080p HD, 330 ANSI lumens, and dual 5W speakers, plus support for other Roku speakers.
I did not expect to love the Apple Watch SE 3 this much – even after testing the 11 and UItra
It’s not as flashy as the other Apple Watches in this year’s lineup, but the SE 3 will make a strong case for many buyers.
I tried every new Apple Watch released in 2025 – here’s why the Ultra 3 deserves your attention
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is the company’s longest-lasting wearable to date, but there’s more to it than endurance.
Apple Watch Series 11 review: I tracked my health for a week, and the battery life blew me away
The flagship Apple Watch comes with several upgrades, including six more hours of battery life for all-day use.
This new AI voice trainer can help you learn a new language
Are you a beginner learning a new language? Babbel Speak wants to help with that.
Windows 11 upgrade failed? These are my 4 most powerful troubleshooting secrets
If you’ve encountered a problem with a Windows upgrade, you know how maddeningly unhelpful Windows error messages can be. These are my favorite troubleshooting tricks.
New Meta Ray-Bans leak with 2 major upgrades – now I’m even more excited for Connect
The upcoming wearables should be a meaningful upgrade from the current Meta Ray-Bans and pave the way for the next generation of smart glasses.
In 2 years, half of all service calls will be resolved by AI – survey
Service pros agree: AI agents are revolutionizing the service industry by boosting efficiency, cutting costs, and improving customer satisfaction.
This beautiful Linux distro deserves to be better known – here’s why
The Ubuntu-based Voyager Linux checks all the boxes. And for the adventurous, there’s now a new alpha release.