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Apple's AI assistant Siri has been rapidly advancing in capability as of late, and here are some less obvious Siri Shortcuts that are worth your time.

While choosing Nvidia's 'Optimized' settings might be convenient, you shouldn't use them if you want the best performance. Here are the settings we suggest.

Apple's M5 chips have some impressive benchmarking scores, but Intel has been catching up lately. Here's how their processors stack up today.

Apple's first foldable is IP68 water- and dust-resistant, but some owners report their screens seemingly broke after hours, or even days, of normal use.

Fans looking for the latest and greatest in earbuds may not have much longer to wait for Samsung's next release, a pair of clip-on earbuds.

Apple's new OLED iPad Mini is available for purchase soon, but here are four very powerful Android tablets that you might want to consider buying instead.

There is an interesting reboot of a Japanaese horror movie starring Kristen Bell that you can watch for free.

Apple has revealed it's all new M6 MacBook Pro line-up, but it may be worth waiting before you spend your hard-earned money on this release.

The new iPad Mini packs an OLED screen into a small tablet. Samsung's closest alternative gives you more screen space, but also a lot more weight to carry.

NASA hoped to save Swift and test a way to extend other satellites' lives in the process. The rescue craft made it to space, but couldn't finish the job.

Both Samsung and Apple have turned to passport-style foldables with their latest releases, but which makes more sense: the iPhone Duo or the Galaxy Z Fold 8?

A boxed copy of "GTA 6" might look right at home in your collection. Reports about what's inside, though, raise questions about what you'll actually own.

A new iMac is finally on the way with some notable spec improvements, but don't expect Apple to have made several radical changes to the desktop's design.

Google's latest privacy changes raise new questions about how Gemini and connected apps handle personal information, and which settings users should review.

Amazon's new tablets still push you toward the company's services, but thankfully, one long-awaited change gives you more freedom to use them how you want.