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The iPhone Duo Isn’t for Everyone. It Doesn’t Need to Be
Commentary: Apple's $1,999 foldable isn't meant to be a crowd pleaser. It's an option for people who want something different – and can afford it.
Samsung Debuts Galaxy Tab S12: Here Are My Hands-On First Impressions
Upgraded with the new, more powerful MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chip, Samsung's flagship tablet is better prepared for AI processing.
We’re Very Frond of These 15 Tech Gifts for Plant Lovers
If you're running out of gift ideas for the plant parent or devoted gardener in your life, opt for tech that'll make their growing easy and greenery happy. Because no one wants yet another succulent as a gift.
I Visited Lightship’s AE.1 EV Travel Trailer, and Now I Want to Take an Off-the-Grid Road Trip
The company, founded by Tesla veterans, is expanding manufacturing in Colorado to keep up with demand from RV enthusiasts.
Cycle-Tracking Apps Bring Substantial Risks to Users, Says New Analysis
This includes apps that promote the practice of cycle syncing.
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Apple Watch Ultra 4 Gets Serious About Recovery, Without the Subscription
Review: I usually say skip yearly upgrades, but the Apple Watch Ultra 4's battery-saving features and Readiness score make it the exception.
iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max Review: Apple’s Best Camera Isn’t for Everyone
Apple's latest pro iPhone models are a photography powerhouse. Its variable aperture, manual camera controls and focus tracking are a camera nerd's dream.
The Clicks Communicator Ships in December With More RAM and New Mobile Service
A new video shows off the BlackBerry-like phone's features, including the speech-to-text Prompt Key, Message Hub and new Clicks Mobile wireless service.
Hey Apple, Can You Make Half an iPhone Duo at Half the Price?
Commentary: Apple should bring back the iPhone Mini by chopping the Duo in half.
Don’t Skip the iPhone Duo Just Because It’s a First-Generation Phone
While undeniably pricey, being one of the first to use an iPhone Duo means your voice gets to shape what happens next.
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I Wore Meta’s New $1,299 VR Glasses: A Tiny Quest, or Vision Pro to Go?
Meta’s not done with VR. Its sleek and expensive glasses-like VR device doesn’t need controllers, plays Quest games and is aiming to be your personal cinema too.
Apple Mac Studio With M5 Ultra Review: There’s Simply Nothing Else Like It
This small package emanates power.
Is Your TV Spying on You? Yes, and Here’s How to Fix It
Your TV is almost certainly “spying” on you with microphones, automatic content recognition and more. That’s pretty bad — and it’s not even the worst part.
M6 Mac Mini First Look: Bigger Power Packed in the Same Small Package
People will be clawing to get Apple’s latest and tiniest Mac.
The First Googlebooks Are Here, and They’re Everything I Need in a Laptop
And if you’re an Android user, they’re likely everything you need, too.
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Ninja CrushBoss Review: The Perfect Blender If You Hate Chopping Vegetables
The food processor and blender attachments are handy, while other elements feel like overkill.
Best Robot Lawn Mowers: Our Newest Winners Prove You Don’t Need Wires Anymore
I tested the newest wire-free mowers in my complicated backyard — these models did the best.
AeroPress Unveils a Coffee Press Made of Luscious Walnut Wood
The portable travel press just got an all-natural makeover.
I Tried Breville’s $300 Slot Toaster That Watches Bread So It Doesn’t Burn
Is the Breville Eye Q 850 too smart or just smart enough? I tested it to find out.
Smart Home Gift Buying Guide 2026: Upgrades Everyone Will Love
Give the people in your life tech they’ll actually use with my favorite home devices tested in 2026.
OpenAI DevDay: You Can Now Use GPT-6.1 Sol and Dots, Plus Big Subscription Changes
This is everything announced at Tuesday's OpenAI DevDay. And you don't have to be a developer to use these new tools.
Stopping AI’s Runaway Dangers Will Take More Than Just Talk About P(doom)
Guest column: AI lies, cheats and knows when it's being tested. We have a shrinking window of opportunity to rein it in.
The FAA Is Testing an AI-Powered Air Traffic Management Tool
No, ChatGPT will not be clearing you for takeoff.
Some of Samsung’s AI Fridges Became Giant, Cool Bricks After Bad Update
Smart fridge, dumb update. The internet of broken things strikes again.
Qualcomm Wants You to Let AI Agents Spend Your Money
Someday, AI agents will buy you anything you want — or what they think you want. Here's how the chipmaker for top Android phones thinks that may work.
EVs Are the Future, No Matter How Far America Falls Behind
EV adoption is spreading at a record pace globally, yet US adoption of electric vehicles has stalled. How did we get here, and what does this mean for Americans?
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Cricket Wireless Adds 5G Home Internet Service
Cricket joins the club of mobile providers bundling home internet with mobile phone service.
Cox Customers Officially Make the Jump to Spectrum
Cox customers won't see anything about their internet plans change — just the name on the bill.
You’re Probably Overpaying for Internet. Here’s How to Spot Hidden Fees
Here’s the real reason your internet bill is so high — and what you can (and can’t) do about it.
People’s Picks ISP Winners: Is Your Internet Service Provider a Flop or Favorite?
There are several connection types, including 5G, cable, satellite and fiber. Which one is really the golden standard? CNET readers have a say.
Trump’s FCC Just Scrapped Its Most Ambitious Broadband Goal
The new Federal Communications Commission report signals a major retreat from the former administration's goal of connecting every American to gigabit-speed broadband.
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