Hatch’s new clock skips the sleep score and tracks you at night instead – here’s how
Hatch’s latest clock doubles as a sleep tracker that provides you with actual ways to get a better night’s sleep, not just more data.
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Got an Intel Mac? 6 ways you can repurpose it after support ends
Tahoe is the last update for your Intel Mac, but you can still find creative uses for it when support ends.
Home batteries cost thousands. So why would 91% of owners buy one again?
Up-front cost is a big barrier for those considering battery systems, but homeowner experience shows why the value overshadows the sticker shock almost every time.
3 overlooked CarPlay features you’ll wish you tried sooner – and why
You can get more from CarPlay – beyond Maps and Music – with these free features.
AI is finding bugs faster than humans can fix them: How enterprise security teams must adapt
It’s far easier to find security holes than to fix them, and leaving it to AI can introduce 9 times as many new vulnerabilities as developers do.
T-Mobile will give you the new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip for practically nothing if you preorder now
New and existing T-Mobile customers can save up to $1,100 on Samsung’s latest flip phone now (including the pink color). Here’s how.
The Ember Smart Mug 2 will keep your coffee warm for hours – and it’s on sale
Keep your coffee, tea, or hot chocolate at the perfect temperature with the Ember self-heating mug.
AI is both a cyber weapon and a massive target, CrowdStrike warns
The same AI tools triggering suspicious alerts are being attacked by cybercriminals in droves.
I tried buying a MacBook Air from Apple today – shipping was delayed by over a month
Apple is starting to feel the global memory shortage, with MacBook Air shipments delayed by a month or more.
This free Linux tool makes it easy to check your PC battery and disk usage – here’s how
The Mission Center system monitor for Linux adds some new features that will appeal to a broader user base, especially those with laptops.
AI shopping searches surged 200% in one year – and it’s a top priority for commerce leaders now
Eighty-six percent of commerce leaders believe AI is raising the bar for customer expectations.
The 7 tech travel hacks I swear by – after years of learning the hard way
And no, I’m not going to tell you to pack a power bank, roll your clothes, or bring a travel pillow.
This free Google Drive alternative keeps your files private – and local
Looking to shift your storage needs from a third-party cloud service to inside your home network? If so, ZimaOS is a great option.
How Google used AI agents to find and fix 1,072 Chrome security bugs – in 60 days
With 3.5 billion active users to protect, Google is relying on Gemini to find Chrome security bugs fast – and before attackers do.
Duress passcodes explained: How they work and why they can land you in court
But if you’ve been looking for the duress passcode feature on your phone, I have bad news for you.
One of our favorite Bluetooth trackers is on sale with this exclusive deal
KeySmart’s SmartCard (Gen 3) is perfect for Android and Apple users, and it’s 20% off with a ZDNET-exclusive code right now.
AI in Formula One: Competitive advantage is all about the human in the loop
Professional handcraft is the key to unlocking value from emerging technology and data, suggest Aston Martin Aramco F1 executives and partners.
Alienware 15 vs. LOQ Essential 15: I compared both budget gaming laptops – it was close
These affordable gaming laptops were neck and neck in my testing, but one pulled ahead for me.
Amazon is splitting its $600 million tariff refund with customers – here’s who’s eligible
What you’ll get back depends on how much you spent – but don’t expect much.
Did a OneDrive Photos app just appear on your PC? Here’s what it does (and how to get rid of it)
Microsoft has quietly pushed out a new OneDrive Photos app to Windows 11 users. What’s it all about?