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iOS 27 will organize your open Safari tabs now – and let you create your own extensions
Here are three cool new AI features that iOS 27 brings to Safari, and how I use them. They’re available on MacOS 27 and iPadOS 27 too.
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Logitech’s new MX Keypad is a capable sidekick – if you put in the work
The LCD keys are great for shortcuts, but setting it all up can be an uphill battle.
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My favorite GNOME-based Linux distros – for minimalists who like options
The GNOME desktop has evolved into a desktop environment that can work for all types of users. But which distribution is best for you? Here’s how to choose.
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The popular Samsung Odyssey G5 curved gaming monitor just dropped to 38% off on Amazon
This display offers immersive visuals and solid gaming performance, now for only $250.
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Why this new Fitbit feature takes us one step closer to non-invasive glucose tracking
Insulin resistance and blood pressure trends are now available on two new Fitbit devices.
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How AI-powered tech stacks can fix gaps in IT talent
As workloads rise and budgets tighten, a unified, AI-driven platform can help IT teams manage more endpoints, resolve tickets faster, and get more from existing headcount.
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These Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds are a top pick for workouts – and they’re now $40 off
The open-ear design makes it easy to hear your surroundings, and you can grab yourself a pair on sale now at Amazon.
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Join Sam’s Club and Walmart+ in this bundle deal for free delivery, streaming services, and more
Get free shipping, exclusive discounts and tons of other perks for one price with this early Black Friday membership deal.
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Netflix now, Hulu later? T-Mobile’s T-Mix plans let you switch perks – what you need to know
T-Mobile’s new T-Mix plans deliver tons of extras ranging from streaming to mobile discounts, but there are some caveats to know.
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Windows finally gets a built-in internet speed test tool – how to try it
Available to Windows Insiders, the built-in tool measures your upload and download speeds over Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
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Don’t use Muse? Meta’s AI agent can still access your private messages – here’s how
Talking to a Muse user could expose your data, even if you don’t have Muse yourself.
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This tool can recover deleted AI chats from your phone – how it works
This new tool proves it’s still best to limit the info you share with chatbots.
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Black Friday is Nov. 27: Here’s what to know about early offers, sale dates, and more
Black Friday is a month away. Here’s what to know before you shop the best deals.
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The new iPad Mini’s best upgrade has nothing to do with its flashy OLED screen
Apple’s newest Mini is the first iPad ever with an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance.
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Apple’s M6 iMac has arrived – here’s what’s changed since the M4
Apple’s colorful all-in-one gets its first refresh in two years. Here’s what you get for the $1,499 starting price.
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A fake TikTok shop is Surfshark’s most-blocked phishing scam – how to steer clear
Blocked phishing attempts rose 83% in six months, according to Surfshark, largely due to one TikTok shop. Here’s how to spot the red flags.
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Forget the touchscreen MacBook – Apple’s new M6 is the laptop I recommend for most people
The 14-inch base model MacBook Pro features a 12-core CPU and faster memory bandwidth than the M5.
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I found my new favorite Linux tool for file sharing, clipboard sync, and remote access
Do you share files between Linux machines? For simplifying connectivity, it doesn’t get any better than Linksy.
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I tried Windows 11’s customizable right-click menu – and it’s a much-needed change
The latest Windows Insider build lets you add, remove, and manage commands in the right-click menu so it’s less crowded and confusing.
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ZDNET Gift of the Year: Our editors’ top picks
We’ve awarded 13 tech products our top award for best gifts this year. You’ll find a great gift no matter who is on your list.
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9 free Windows apps I can’t live or work without – and 8 work on Mac and Linux, too
These are some of my favorite apps for Windows. They handle crucial networking, security, and productivity tasks. and they don’t cost a dime.
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My favorite Linux package manager GUIs for installing apps quickly – and easily
A good package manager makes Linux life a lot simpler, especially for those will little experience. These are the ones I recommend most.
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Apple’s iOS 27.2 update offers major Siri AI upgrades, dual camera support for FaceTime
iOS 27.2 is the first major update for the current OS. Here’s what’s inside and what happened to iOS 27.1.
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Amazon just slashed 50% off Ecoeve permanent outdoor lights, just in time for the holidays
These smart string lights can save you some future trips up the ladder, and you can snag a set for as little as $45 right now.
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This LG UltraGear 4K monitor has a top-tier display – and it’s $200 off at Best Buy
The dual mode design allows you to prioritize graphics or refresh rate for serious versatility.
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Need a plane-safe power bank? I found one with a dedicated cut-off switch
The Adam Elements D10 combines a hardware cut-off switch with semi-solid-state cells – the first power bank I’ve tested like it.
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Github competitor Entire is live now – how the agent-first platform works
Now that agents are writing so much code, Entire is trying to reinvent the coding platform itself.
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I tested Google’s Fitbit Edge – its standout feature also left me wanting more
The Fitbit Edge is a budget-friendly health tracker with a wonderful app, but its price is evident in the hardware.
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Apple’s tiny-but-mighty M4 Mac Mini is $150 off at Best Buy – and we’d recommend it
It may be a generation old, but this capable little desktop computer still has plenty to offer now that you can pick it up at a discount.
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Apple’s new OLED iPad Mini is the upgrade I’ve been waiting for – here’s why
Starting at $799, the 8th-generation iPad mini is up for preorder on October 27 and hits stores on November 6. It’s already on my shopping list.
