5 Reasons To Buy Amazon's New Kids Tablets Over An iPad
Amazon's Kids tablets have always set themselves apart from Apple's iPads by thinking of them more as toys and tools, rather than fragile computers.
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Claude Users Say These Are The Most Useful Skills
You don't have to keep explaining the same tasks to Claude. Skills can take care of that, and users have plenty of recommendations for where to start.
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These New Liquid Cooled SSDs Might Be The Future Of Data Center Computing
Excess heat can hurt performance and shorten a drive's lifespan. While it might be costly to switch, liquid cooling could ultimately help keep costs down.
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AMD To Increase Supply Of GPU And CPU Chips - But Don't Celebrate Yet
AMD is reportedly seeking to make more CPU and CPU chips, but they likely won't be chips made available for the average consumer to purchase.
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SpaceX Needs $40 Billion To Buy Chips From Nvidia — Here's Why
SpaceX wants to spend billions on Nvidia chips, but these aren't the graphics cards you'd put in a gaming PC. The company has something much bigger in mind.
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Windows And Surface Event October 2026: Live Updates From Microsoft's Presentation
Microsoft is hosting its biggest Windows event in two years on October 7, 2026, and we're expecting to see the Surface Laptop Ultra, RTX Spark, and more.
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Should You Buy An AI-Powered Air Conditioner? Here's What You Should Know
It seems like AI is everywhere these days, even in our appliances. But there's a fine line between useful technology and a gimmick.
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There's A Big Problem With Building Data Centers Underground
AI data centers are loud and use a lot of resources, so it makes sense to want to bury them underground. Unfortunately, it's probably not a viable solution.
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UGREEN's New Local AI Hub Wants To Keep Your Smart Home Data Out Of The Cloud
AI-driven smart home systems are convenient and powerful, but they also send your data to the cloud. UGREEN's new local hub lets you avoid that security issue.
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How Long Do Samsung Smart Appliances Get Software Support?
Samsung is a tech behemoth, offering everything from phones to refrigerators. But added smarts mean bugs to fix, and software updates to keep on top of.
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Why Are Chromebooks So Much Cheaper Than Googlebooks?
Chromebooks were pitched as internet-focused uncomplicated computers for the masses. Googlebook is taking that up a notch, with a new AI spin.
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5 Things You Should Never Use AI For
More and more of your devices and apps are integrating AI in some fashion, but there are some aspects of your life you should never use AI for.
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Everything OpenAI Announced At DevDay 2026, Including Its Muse Alternative
Here's everything you need to know from OpenAI's DevDay 2026, including the company's answer to Meta's Muse and an update to GPT-6 Sol.
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The Honor Magic9 Pro Max Has A Cool New Camera Feature Up Its Sleeve
The Magic9 Pro Max has a camera built with new partner, an Apple-like selfie feature, a big battery, and Android 17 support. But it won't be coming to the U.S.
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OpenAI Bots Go Rogue Again, This Time On US Government Sites
If you feel like we're repeating the ominous beginning of a post-apocalyptic movie, you're officially not crazy. Now, what do we do about it?
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Anthropic Owns Claude, But Who Owns Anthropic?
You may know Anthropic as the company behind Claude. Who owns Anthropic is a harder question, especially once you look at who gets a say in its decisions.
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4 New Google Photos Features Added To Your Android Phone In September 2026
Google Photos continues to receive regular software updates, and its September rollout is particularly exciting, thanks to a couple of useful new features.
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Your Amazon Prime Subscription Comes With An Alexa Upgrade You Should Use More
Amazon Prime comes with many benefits for subscribers, but one many might not be familiar with involves and upgrade to Amazon's Alexa AI assistant.
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Google Nest Vs. Ecobee: Which Smart Home Thermostat Is Best For You?
Reviewers and users agree that these among the best internet-connected thermostats on the market. But there are some key differences worth knowing.
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Samsung's AI Refrigerators Have A Big Problem, And A Botched Software Update Is To Blame
The idea of a fridge that can detect your food, suggest recipes, and even order groceries sounds cool. But owning one may not go so well.
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How Long Does The New Siri AI Take To Activate On iOS 27?
Apple's headline feature for its iPhones this year is a long-overdue revamp to its Siri AI. But you have to sign up for a waitlist to get access.
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Meta Muse Charm: What Exactly Does The AI Keychain Gadget Do?
Meta is showing off a new AI-device called the Muse, but what exactly will this keychain gadget do for you that other AI devices don't?
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How To Get Siri AI After Updating To iOS 27
Before getting Siri AI, you need to join the waitlist. You might not enjoy quick access either, as the wait time can last between a few minutes or days.
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How An AI Chatbot Seemingly 'Almost Started A War'
A chatbot reportedly supplied false information that sent U.S. forces toward a Chinese vessel. The mission was aborted, but how did things even get that far?
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The Invention Of Facial Recognition Technology Traces Back To The 1960s
Though commonplace today, the history of facial recognition technology goes all the way back to a pioneering computer scientist in the 1960s.
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Is There Any Point In Buying An AI Subscription?
Free models are smarter than ever, yet millions still pay for premium AI. Discover what top-tier subscriptions actually unlock and if you even really need one.
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What's The Difference Between Data Centers And Crypto Mining?
When it comes to large computing facilities, crypto mining and AI are what most people think of, but what's the difference between the two of them?
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