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Likely arriving with iOS 26.4, the so-called LLM Siri promises to act more like ChatGPT and Gemini. But will Apple finally succeed this time around?

OhmBody uses neurostimulation to reduce some of the worst menstrual period symptoms.

Microsoft’s default settings for Windows 11 are filled with tiny annoyances, including unnecessary taskbar icons and unwanted apps. Here’s how to declutter your new setup and maximize your security settings.

I tried Mophie’s AirPods Max stand. Is it really worth up to five times more than budget alternatives?

I tried the Topdon JS3000 out of the box, but the real test came six months later when I had to dig it out again.

You can revisit the early days of Linux through MiDesktop, a modern fork of the original KDE 1. It’s a must-try nostalgic experiment.

When you look at your headphones, earbuds, or smartglasses, odds are you don’t think about the chips inside. Here’s why you should.

A more polished OhSnap Mcon controller is being showcased at CES, and it’s got some quirky companions in tow.

Choose from over 400 nail polish colors at the touch of a button with iPolish, a set of acrylic nails that change color digitally.

Governance, when handled correctly, can become a route to the successful implementation of emerging technologies. Five business leaders share their experiences.

Contact apps are an important tool for busy lives. But which one should you be using? Here’s my short list of favorites.

Lollipop Star uses bone conduction technology to play music through your mouth.

Lenovo’s CES 2026 laptop lineup includes some ambitious proof-of-concept devices and a strong redesign of the ThinkPad X1 Carbon.

Meet Qira, a personal ambient intelligence system.

Lenovo commits to repairability with a redesigned ‘Space Frame’ motherboard with components on both sides.

Motorola’s Razr Fold comes with a 8.1-inch inner display, a robust set of cameras, and AI-powered features.

With Microsoft’s bewildering naming conventions, the mistake is easy to make. But Office is still Office, at least when it’s not Microsoft 365.

I went hands-on with TCL’s Note A1 Nxtpaper tablet at CES, and the matte color display makes digital paper feel less like a compromise.

CES is great for innovative tech, but don’t forget gadgets and gizmos. These are my favorite mobile accessories right now.

Browser Picker makes switching between multiple default web browsers so easy, you have to try it to believe it.