Gemini’s new Personal Intelligence will look through your emails and photos – if you let it
Can the feature do what Apple Intelligence promised? Here’s what it will and won’t have access to, and how it’ll impact privacy.
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Want a Microsoft Lens alternative? 5 scanning apps you can try today
With Microsoft Lens retiring, you can still scan and save documents on your phone using one of these alternative apps.
Confused by a contract? Docusign’s AI will explain it now – but don’t skip the fact-check
Docusign’s new AI tool can summarize and answer questions about a legal document. But can you trust AI to get the information right?
These 7 Linux commands are deprecated so don’t use them – here’s why
Certain Linux commands are no longer maintained for a number of reasons – including security vulnerabilities. Here’s the list.
I’m a creator and my new favorite Linux distro is multimedia perfection – here’s why
Several Linux distributions are specifically geared towards multimedia creators, but Modicia OS stands out to me for several reasons.
I finally found a pair of smart glasses that last all day, but there’s a trade-off
The Solos AirGo A5 AI smart glasses drop camera support for more battery life than the competitors.
I watched a live NBA game on Apple Vision Pro for 3 hours – it let me down in the best way
All the basketball action, none of the sweat, spilled beers, and gruesome ad breaks.
3 biggest audio trends in 2026: What’s next for earbuds, soundbars, and more
It’s a new year, and the biggest consumer audio trends were on full display at CES 2026. Here’s what’s to come.
Deploying AI agents is not your typical software launch – 7 lessons from the trenches
Top-level actions include giving agents the right amount of freedom and rethinking traditional ROI. Industry leaders share their own experiences.
Avoiding the iOS 26 update? 4 reasons iPhone users should do it – ASAP
Many iPhone owners may be resisting iOS 26. But this latest version does carry with it important security updates that will keep your phone protected.
Your Roku just got 6 new free channels – including sports and game shows
The new channels join more than 300 others offered by the streaming service – and no Roku TV is required.
How I made my pickpocket-proof tech bag even harder to steal (and a lot easier to recover)
The ideal bag tracker needs to be hard to find – and remove.
I tested this pair of $40 headphones and refuse to believe they sound this good
Budget-friendly headphones are a dime a dozen, so what makes the Haylou S40s worthy of buying?
This snap-on iPhone charger finally let me toss my charging cables – and it’s cheap
Statik’s Snap-n-Charge is a charger that connects to your phone without the need for cords or cables.
This swappable USB cable replaced all the random cords in my junk drawer
Statik’s magnetic charging cable has breakaway type C, micro USB, Apple, and type A connectors in one.
Can this $25 multimeter hold its own against my $250 unit? I put it to the test
The Neoteck 3-in-1 pen multimeter is a great choice for the DIYer and amateur tinkerer.
I tried Gmail’s new Gemini AI features, and now I want to unsubscribe
In my testing, Gemini in Gmail misses key details, delivers misleading summaries, and still cannot manage message flow the way I need.
Vanilla OS vs. Bazzite: Which immutable Linux distro is right for you?
Immutable Linux distributions are all the rage, and with good reason. But which immutable distribution is the right one for you? Let’s compare two of my favorites.
Your Slackbot just got a huge AI agent upgrade – what it can do now (starting today)
Slackbot can take action on your behalf. Here’s how.
Want Microsoft 365? Just don’t choose Premium – here’s why
Deciding between Microsoft 365 Basic, Personal, Family, and Premium? Here’s how to avoid overspending.