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China has over 28,000 humanoid robots in operation and counting. Keeping track of them all required building an entirely new kind of infrastructure.

Sony has followed a surprisingly consistent console release schedule for decades, offering valuable clues about when the next PlayStation could arrive.

Netflix used to count a "view" after just 2 minutes. Inside the rise and fall of the streaming giant's controversial data-tracking metric.

China's latest sustainability-focused innovation is an ocean-going container ship powered entirely by batteries with a trick recharging capability.

While Bluetooth is becoming the standard for almost everything, TV remotes and TVs still use infrared as the dominant option. Here's why it's still on top.

The Dynamic Island is one of those iPhone features that rewards a little exploration. Four things it can do are easy to miss if you've never gone looking.

If you need to use a laptop for your job, you might wonder if you should get a business laptop. Before you make a big purchase, find out if you really need one.

Whether you can replace the battery in an old iPod depends on the model and where you're willing to look. Some are easy, some are a dead end.

Many people rely on Fire TV to watch the shows they love, but a recent change has made it more difficult for them to get to what they want to see.

Buying a digital PlayStation 5 is enticing - you get instant access to the game, so no need to wait for shipping. But the disc drive model is still king.

If you have an old Amazon Fire TV Stick that you've since replaced with newer hardware, there's still good reason not to get rid of your old device.

China proved you can build a competitive supercomputer without a GPU. Whether that's a genuine breakthrough or a necessary compromise is another question.

Google has been injecting Gemini features into multiple Workspace apps, which can be helpful, and now it has released AI summaries in Gmail.

Wi-Fi 7 isn't standard in most homes yet, but your next device might be ready. See which 2026 smartphones and PCs already support the next-generation Wi-Fi.

TV remotes are no longer single purpose devices, especially if you have a Samsung TV with the original remote, which is considerably versatile.