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Bill Skarsgard's memorable portrayal of Pennywise in "IT" showcased his way with words, but an underrated 2023 action movie didn't have him speak at all.

Google Wallet is getting several new features designed to help you manage your purchases. Here's what you can expect to come to the app soon.

The rapid pace of innovation is running into the very real component shortages caused by AI datacenters. As a result, our phones cost more and hold less.

AI is contributing to increasing energy costs in addition to strain on electric grids. That's pushed some industries to look for power elsewhere.

Samsung's S99H OLED was already expected to be popular with consumers, but it just won a slew of awards at a top event for televisions.

This legendary series influenced several other TV shows, novels, and even video games for years and marked the early days of the steampunk genre.

Tech devices are always getting smaller and more portable, often at affordable prices. Here are 10 handy keychain gadgets you can get on Amazon for under $20.

Apple HomeView offers a new way to manage smart home devices. We look at how its connectivity features affect compatibility across different accessories.

Sony's PlayStation 5 is currently leading the video game console race, but here's five things prospective new owners should know going into their purchase.

Headphones from Bose are usually quite expensive. If you're looking for one that doesn't break the bank, here are the cheapest Bose headphones you can buy.

Google's Fitbit Edge and Pixel Watch 5 offer similar health tracking but different smartwatch features. Here's how they compare and which suits your needs.

To get surround sound using Apple devices, you're looking at almost $900 for a system with no subwoofer or center channel. There are better options.

Anthropic, the developer of the Claude AI model lost $42 billion in 2025, according to leaked financial information in its initial public offering document.

Every foldable phone has to contend with extra heat from stacking two screens together when closed. Apple says it found an innovative answer.

Amazon's Leo is reportedly planned for launch by 2027, and may leverage the company's ecosystem of subscriptions and devices to get people's attention.