- News
- News
Razer’s new AI-powered bug detector could help games release faster
Razer's new AI tech could help game developers find bugs quick and finish games quicker.NewsMore than 90 racing games are about to get a lot more ‘real’ thanks to Razer
Razer has just rebranded its AI game tool, now called the AI Game Copilot. The company also revealed some other AI-based game goodies.NewsThe new Pebble is nostalgic nonsense we don’t need
The new Pebble smartwatch, called the Core 2 Duo, is not the nostalgic, retro-inspired piece of wearable tech we need in 2025.NewsThe new Pebble is the throwback smartwatch we need right now
The Core 2 Duo and Core Time 2 are the Pebble smartwatches of yore rebooted, and while they may not seem like much, they're exactly what we need right now.NewsApple could be forced to make major changes to how your iPhone works
Apple has been asked to make connectivity and interoperability changes that let developers to create AirDrop alternatives and enable seamless device pairing.
- Reviews
- Reviews
Kobo Clara BW review: It’s great, but I don’t know why it exists
The Kobo Clara BW is an excellent black and white e-reader, and usually, it would be an easy recommendation. However, I can't recommend you buy it.ReviewsMotorola Moto G (2025) Review: The practical choice
The Moto G 2025 is a budget smartphone that embraces its limitations while delivering just enough to make it a compelling option for the right buyer.ReviewsSamsung Galaxy S25 review: A fine phone with an identity crisis
Want a small, snappy, and sleek $800 phone? The Galaxy S25 is a fantastic deal. Just don’t waste brain cells over concepts like upgrades or competitive value.ReviewsHP’s Pavilion Laptop 16 just costs too much
The HP Pavilion Laptop 16 is a laptop that seems designed and built for a near-budget price. But, you can't buy it for that much.ReviewsLenovo Legion Go S review: great handheld, bad configuration
The Lenovo Legion Go S establishes Lenovo as a premier handheld manufacturer, but I'd recommend waiting for a better hardware configuration.
- How to
- How to
How to enable Notification Cooldown on a Google Pixel
Notification Cooldown is a useful new feature with Android 15 that can silence too many notifications.How toHow to get a FREE Meta Quest 3S with this Verizon internet deal — yes, it’s real
Sign up for Verizon's 5G Home Plus internet plan and you could get the popular VR headset for free.How toGoogle I/O 2025: How to watch and what to expect
Here's a good look at what you can expect coming out of this year's Google I/O.How toHow to check whether your graphics card has missing ROPs
Have a new RTX 50-series graphics card? Here's how to check if your card is missing ROPs and performance.How toHow to add your Apple Music playlists to the lock screen in iOS 18.4
Apple Music playlists will appear on iPhone lock screens in the upcoming iOS 18.4 release.
- Comparison
- Comparison
I tested the Xiaomi 15 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra cameras, it’s not even close
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra has a spectacular camera, but can it beat the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra? We put the two to the test.ComparisonApple iPad mini (2024) vs. iPad (2022): Which iPad to buy?
Apple's new iPad mini has arrived, but does its more powerful A17 Pro chip make it worth paying more for a smaller screen?ComparisonShould you buy the Google Pixel 8 now or wait for the Pixel 9?
The Google Pixel 8 is one of the best Pixel phones ever made, but is it worth buying now, on the eve of the Pixel 9's release? We found out.ComparisonSamsung Galaxy Watch 7 vs. Galaxy Watch 6: Should you upgrade?
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is Samsung's new smartwatch hotness — but is it worth upgrading the Galaxy Watch 6 for it? No. Here's why.ComparisonI’ve worn two of the best smart rings. Here’s which one you should buy
I've worn both the Oura Ring and the Ultrahuman Ring Air day and night for weeks, and know both products well. Now, I can tell you which one you should buy.
- Software
- Software
ChromeOS 134 preview teases accessibility features, quick insert improvements
The chromeOS.dev team has shared notes on upcoming features for the ChromeOS 134 update, which is set to release on Monday.SoftwareApple to usher in VisionOS inspired cross-platform software updates
Reports indicate that Apple is planning comprehensive software updates of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, to make the systems more functionally consistent across platforms.SoftwareChromeOS 133 features teased ahead of update
The chromeOS.dev team has teased several features and fixed that will be included in the ChromeOS 133 update ahead of its rollout.SoftwareLike T-Mobile? You can pay your phone bill by playing games
T-Mobile customers can now work toward paying their monthly bill by playing mobile games in the Ad It Up app.SoftwareTired of downloading terrible apps? This Google Play Store update will help
The Google Play Store adds alerts that will help users spot frequently-uninstalled apps at a glance.
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