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How to move massive files off your iPad – when all else fails
Transferring large files from my iPad to a Mac shouldn’t be this difficult, but I found a third-party solution that makes it easier.
Read MoreThis video of humanoid robots running a half marathon is amazing, hilarious, and a little creepy
Despite lost limbs, overheating, and a crash or two, a few of the 20 robots competing in China over the weekend did quite well. See for yourself.
Read MoreThese backyard solar panels are saving me $30 a month – Here’s how
The EcoFlow 125W portable solar panels come in a four-pack for up to 500W capacity. The best part? They’re lightweight and modular.
Read MoreThe 5 Linux AppImages I depend on daily – and how to add them to your desktop menu
AppImages have come a long way in recent years. Here’s why you should check them out if you haven’t already, and a few of my favorites to start with.
Read MoreThe best Bluetooth trackers of 2025: Expert tested
We’ve selected the top Bluetooth trackers, from AirTags to Tile, to help you keep track of your belongings, no matter if you’re on iOS or Android.
Read MoreThe best HDMI cables of 2025
We’ve scoured the market to find our favorite HDMI cables available today from Amazon, Belkin, BlueRigger, and more to get the best connection possible.
Read MoreI expected this cheap multitool to be a waste of money, but it’s my new a toolbox essential
How good can an Amazon Basics multitool be? For most users, it’s nearly perfect.
Read MoreHow to disable ACR on your TV (and stop companies from spying on you)
Smarter TV operating systems come with new privacy risks – chief among them is automatic content recognition (ACR), a feature that tracks what you watch.
Read MoreApple’s bold idea for no-code apps built with Siri – hype or hope?
What would it take for Apple to enable vibe-coded applications? Citizen developers, I’m here to manage your expectations.
Read MoreOne of the most powerful work laptops I’ve tested this year is not a ThinkPad or MacBook
HP’s first-generation EliteBook X is a 14-inch powerhouse designed for performance in the office, but it has some distinct considerations.
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