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My favorite smart lock for iPhone users just got a major update – and it changes everything
Say goodbye to bulky smart locks: The Matter-capable Level Lock Pro looks like a sleek deadbolt but packs some of the smartest tech.
11 secret Fire TV remote shortcuts I use to unlock hidden features and menus
Try these special button combos on your Fire TV remote to quickly change your picture mode, zoom in, and more.
7 AI features the iPhone 17 needs to keep up with Google, OpenAI, and others
Apple Intelligence has stumbled. Now it’s time for bold moves in the iPhone.
My 4 favorite Linux distros for streaming – and why choosing the right one makes a huge difference
If you stream a lot of content, you’ll want to use a Linux distribution with certain qualities. Here are my favorite distributions for streaming.
I took this camera on 5 trips, and it is now my must-have travel essential
The Insta360 X5 has become my favorite travel camera, thanks to its versatility and ease of use. Right now, it’s $30 off for Labor Day.
You can now add AI images directly into LibreOffice documents – here’s how
There’s a new extension that adds Stable Diffusion to LibreOffice documents.
Oura’s biggest smart ring rivals were just banned in the US – but you can still buy them (for now)
Want a subscription-free, Oura-like smart ring? You might want to act fast.
I tested a Qi2.2 portable charger, and can’t recommend it to Pixel users enough
Qi2.2 offers faster wireless charging, and this power bank by Ugreen gives you future-proofing.
The best HP laptops of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed
We’ve tested the best HP laptops, including lightweight and large-screen options. These are our favorites.
This rumored Apple Watch feature could fix one of my biggest unlocking annoyances
But you’ll probably have to wait until 2026 to use it.
Changing these 6 settings on my Samsung TV greatly improved the performance
Most people stick with default TV settings, but if you own a Samsung, tweaking a few key options can significantly improve your picture quality.
ChatGPT is reportedly scraping Google Search data to answer your questions – here’s how
OpenAI’s in-house tools have real-time answering blind spots. The company’s solution could be to patch it with Google’s search index.
The 10 best early Labor Day deals live now: Save on Apple, Samsung and more
Labor Day is a few days out, but we’ve rounded up our favorite offers already live now, from appliances to Apple products.
5 rumored Apple iPhone Fold features that have me excited (and frustrated at the same time)
The first-ever Apple iPhone Fold could be the most expensive model yet, but it also holds the potential to move the folding phone segment forward.
Apple’s iPhone 17 event is right around the corner – here’s everything we know so far
Techtember is less than a week away, and kicking it off will likely be Apple’s iPhone 17 series launch event.
Asmi Linux finally makes the Xfce desktop accessible to all, even newbies
Usually, I don’t recommend the Xfce desktop to all user types, but Asmi Linux has me rethinking that stance.
How a Meta partnership with Midjourney could inject more AI into future products
The move could help Meta push ahead in the AI race. Here’s what you need to know about the partnership and its possible implications.
Need an inexpensive back to school laptop? Get a refurbished MacBook Air for $116
Back Market is offering a refurbished 13-inch MacBook Air with the Intel Core i5 for as low as $116 – one of the lowest prices I’ve ever seen, ahead of Labor Day.
I retested GPT-5’s coding skills using OpenAI’s guidance – and now I trust it even less
I used OpenAI’s best practices and optimizer to rerun my GPT-5 tests. The results were strange, inconsistent, and sometimes bizarre, raising real concerns about how much developers can trust this AI for coding.