US government agencies can use Meta’s Llama now – here’s what that means
The Trump administration’s latest push for federal AI use adds an open-source option to tools from other major AI companies.
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This TCL phone with a paper-like display can easily replace my Kindle
The TCL Nxtpaper 60 Ultra rethinks what “Ultra” means, focusing on eye comfort and stylus usability over raw power.
FBI warns its scam reporting site is being spoofed – how to avoid getting tricked
Scammers are impersonating the agency’s Internet Crime Complaint Center. Here’s how to be sure that you’re going to the real site.
Why ZorinOS 18 might be the new best Linux distro – and I’ve tried them all
The team behind ZorinOS has released the beta version of the open-source operating system, and it’s not only stunning but also more user-friendly.
You can get the M4 MacBook Pro for $300 off – one of the lowest prices we’ve seen
The MacBook Pro M4 with 24GB of unified memory is marked down to $1,499 at B&H Photo-Video, a solid deal for Apple’s latest Pro-level laptop.
Google is finally launching Gemini on these TV models – with good news for older sets, too
The long-awaited AI assistant upgrade has arrived. Here’s what it can do, and how Google is approaching backporting.
The magnetic USB-C accessory I can’t live without – and why you need one too
I’ve been using this USB-C accessory for six years and even own quite a few different versions at this point. Here’s why.
This rugged Android with a 22,000mAh battery made my iPhone 17 Pro Max look puny
The Doogee S200 Max proves you can have extreme durability and performance in one package (but don’t expect a lightweight device).
iPhone 17s are getting dinged up fast – how to protect yours from ‘Scratchgate’
People are calling out scratches on the frame and back of new iPhone 17 Pro models, even ones still in the store. This is one reason why a case is important.
This new Chrome trick turn any web page into a podcast – how it works
Available in Chrome’s Android app, it works a lot like Google’s audio summaries in NotebookLM.
I finally found a smart vacuum that handles wet and dry messes equally well
Dreame is shaking the wet/dry mop market with the H15 Pro CarpetFlex, a unit that comes with a hard floor brush and a carpet brush.
10 ChatGPT Codex secrets I only learned after 60 hours of pair programming with it
Pair programming with ChatGPT Codex for a week exposed hard-won lessons every developer should know before trying it.
DeepSeek reports shockingly low training costs for R1 in new paper
Could this reignite the AI investor panic of January?
How to use Live Translation on your AirPods – not just the newest ones
With Live Translation in iOS 26, you can use your iPhone and AirPods to speak with someone speaking another language.
How researchers tricked ChatGPT into sharing sensitive email data
Giving AI agents more access to your information is just as risky as it is helpful.
How to turn any photo on your iPhone into a trippy 3D spatial scene
One tap transforms a regular photo into a dynamic image that shifts and bends as you tilt your handset – and this iOS 26 feature doesn’t even require a newer iPhone.
5 ways volunteer work pays off – even for the busiest executive
Non-executive positions and other voluntary roles can help you gain as much knowledge as the people you work with and instruct.
Don’t make this SSD mistake – here’s the model I recommend for easy data transferring
The Crucial T710 is the Gen5 NVMe SSD for gamers and content creators that don’t want to compromise on performance.
I finally found a pair of earbuds that will record and transcribe my calls – for free
The Oso AI Earbuds won’t replace your main drivers for music, but the GPT-5-powered transcription and call recording features are quite good.
Your passkeys could be vulnerable to attack, and everyone – including you – must act
When a clickjack attack managed to hijack a passkey authentication ceremony, were password managers really to blame? ZDNET’s investigation reveals a more complicated answer.