Razer announced plans to revive the world’s first gaming mouse late last year, and now that promise is becoming a reality. The company has opened pre-orders for the Boomslang 20th Anniversary Edition, ...

Fitbit's AI Health Coach analyzes your sleep, workouts, and recovery data to deliver personalized fitness plans, wellness insights, and real-time guidance inside a redesigned Fitbit app experience.

ChatGPT deep research is getting easier to use when you care about sourcing as much as answers. OpenAI is rolling out tighter controls that let you steer a research run toward specific websites, pull ...

Android 17 Beta 1 is officially on the way, and Google is changing up its usual release playbook in the process.

Ayaneo’s Next 2 is a huge Windows handheld with a 9.06-inch OLED, a 116Wh battery, and configs from $1,799 to $4,299. It looks powerful, but the size and travel limits are part of the deal.

The best robot vacuums are the ones you stop thinking about. You do not want a new chore that needs babysitting. You want something that quietly keeps floors under control while you get on with your ...

Samsung is reportedly developing a new version of its old variable aperture camera tech, aiming to match Apple’s upcoming hardware push and deliver more natural, optical photo quality.

SpaceX is edging toward the 12th launch of its Starship rocket, which this time will see a new version of the massive vehicle head skyward. The launch team has just completed a crucial test of the ...

Nothing's Essential Apps turn text prompts into functional widgets, letting Phone (3) users build custom tools without code, just vibes and very specific instructions.

Google is rolling out new Search tools that help users remove phone numbers, email addresses and explicit images, making it easier to control what personal information appears about them online.

All you need is clarity of thoughs or a particular mood, and YouTube Music will turn your thoughts into a custom playlist.

YouTube Music is blurring lyrics for free users after a handful of views. Google calls it an experiment, users call it a not-so-subtle Premium nudge.