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The Ozlo Sleepbuds 2 improve on what made me fall in love with the first generation, but they’re not perfect.

The FCC’s robot ban includes many of the world’s most popular vacuums and lawn mowers. Is that Roomba in your closet a security risk?

Almost all field service organizations use AI, and revenue gains in key areas offer insights for professionals in other business functions.

Running low on hard disk space or just want to get rid of junk files? The free BleachBit utility can easily handle that assignment. Here’s why it beats Storage Sense.

Can Google Earth’s new AI accurately redesign homes, recreate history, and imagine the future? I tested Nano Banana across several locations, and the results ranged from useful to gloriously absurd.

Samsung is betting on an unorthodox form factor to take its foldables forward – and its own Z Flip could be the first casualty.

While not as speedy as its NVMe cousins, the Samsung 870 Evo 2TB SSD is still a great choice for both work and play – especially at this price.

Satechi’s CubeDock combines a high-speed docking station with a built-in SSD enclosure – and it works so well.

New smartphones boast batteries with higher-than-ever mAh numbers, but it’s actually a small factor in how long the battery lasts.

With the new Google Home Speaker hitting store shelves, you may wonder if the Sonos Era 100 is still the best choice.

We asked ZDNET readers to predict the iPhone 18 specs for a chance to win a new Apple Watch. Hot takes welcome.

Are free streaming services that bad? I swapped my paid subscriptions for free ones to see.

It started as China vs. the US, but it’s become a face-off between two fundamentally different ways of building LLMs. And the safety of everything is on the line.

A series of studies revealed that employees are spending less time asking their coworkers for help. Here’s how that tactic could backfire and how organizations need to adapt.

Arch Linux doesn’t have to be challenging, and ArchEZ proves that point with point-and-click ease.

The Ar Gen 1 is an impressive device, suitable for anyone from students to developers to business owners.

Here’s how I improve the performance of my Google Pixel, Samsung, and even Motorola. Or at least make it seem that way.

We test dozens of gadgets each year – these are some of our favorite keychain accessories we’re still using.

Phones today are coming with massive amounts of storage, but is it overkill? Let’s break it down.

Apple Upgrade allows customers to lease their devices ahead of a future upgrade — but does it make sense for you?