The multitool for people who don’t think they need a multitool
This 36-in-1 set by Kelvin Tools looks rather strange and bizarre, but it’s actually very effective.
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Why Perplexity is going after Google Chrome – and yes, it’s serious
Perplexity made an unsolicited $34.5 billion bid for Google’s web browser and claims it has the backing to pull it off.
Changing these 4 Android phone settings made the system feel like new again
A few taps and swipes are all it takes to turn your old phone into feeling like a new one.
This palm-recognizing smart lock left me wondering how I lived so long without it
The TCL D1 Pro is a palm vein smart lock that’s rechargeable, easy to set up, and fairly priced.
I’ve used Rakuten for a year and earned nearly $500 – here’s how
Have you added something to an online cart recently? Don’t check out until you read this.
These cheap AirPods accessories solved my biggest problem with Apple’s earbuds
Dangling, loose AirPods are a nuisance and susceptible to falling out and getting lost. Here are three inexpensive accessories to try before writing the earbuds off.
I pried open a cheap 600W charger to test its build, and found ‘goo’ inside
Some things really are too good to be true, like this charger.
Why I recommend this Garmin watch over competing Apple, Samsung, and Google models
With its sleek, compact build, vibrant AMOLED display, and seamless integration into Garmin’s powerful ecosystem, the Vivoactive 6 hits all the right marks.
I installed Linux on this mini PC – here’s how it transformed my workflow (for the better)
If you only have space for a tiny PC, but don’t want to skimp on power, Geekcom has a great option for you.
This new Wyze security camera promises to eliminate blind spots for $70
The new Wyze Duo Cam Pan is a motion-tracking, pan-tilt camera that can surveil your home inside and out.
These CFOs are devoting 25% of their AI budgets to agentic AI
More than a third of all chief financial officers surveyed are pursuing an aggressive AI strategy, compared to only 3% in 2020.
Will AI replace all software? Why GPT-5 emboldens the doomsayers
The question on Wall Street, and inside many IT shops, is whether anyone will need to buy software in the future if AI can just code it all automatically.
Why a $599 MacBook may be the most enticing laptop for Windows 10 users later this year
Rumors point to a new budget-friendly MacBook using the iPhone’s A18 Pro chipset, launching as early as fall 2025.
Reddit blocks the Internet Archive from crawling its data – here’s why
The social media platform is cracking down on backdoor data harvesting.
Is your iPhone alarm not going off? 6 potential fixes that worked for me
It’s not an isolated problem: many iPhone users have noticed their alarms are mysteriously failing to sound in the morning. Here’s a potential fix.
This Bluetooth tracker’s latest feature could save your life – but it costs extra
Pebblebee’s Clip gets an Alert Live upgrade that shares your real-time location in an emergency.
Linus Torvalds blasts kernel dev for ‘making the world worse’ with ‘garbage’ patches
When Linux’s lead developer isn’t happy, nobody’s happy.
These flagship OnePlus earbuds are a great buy at full price – and now they’re on sale
The OnePlus Buds Pro 3 introduce several improvements, including better audio output and a longer-lasting battery.
Is ChatGPT Plus really worth $20 when the free version offers so many premium features?
ChatGPT Pro is 10 times the price of ChatGPT Plus. Here’s how to decide whether either plan is worth the money, or if you should stick with free.
I’ve tested the Apple Watch, Oura Ring, and other sleep trackers – 5 tips to get the best results
Sleep trackers have been a game-changer for improving my rest – here are my top tips and tricks to help you get the most from yours.