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Your Windows 11 PC has a secret emergency shutdown feature – here’s how to use it
Emergency Restart is a ‘last resort’ method that forcefully resets your computer when it’s stuck in a loop.
Read MoreThese $300 Swarovski earbuds aren’t my style, but their sound quality has me hooked
I figured I’d experienced everything earbuds and headphones had to offer, but the Moto Buds Loop showed me there’s still room for fresh surprises in audio.
Read MoreMicrosoft Authenticator won’t manage your passwords anymore – or most passkeys
The only type of passkeys that Microsoft currently supports are device-bound (non-syncable) passkeys. Here’s what that means for you and your credential management plans.
Read MoreWhy the best-value robot vacuum right now isn’t made by iRobot or Shark
The Mova P50 Ultra is a top robot vacuum and mop with a midrange price, especially thanks to a $200 discount.
Read MoreThis one feature could make GPT-5 a true game changer (if OpenAI gets it right)
GPT-5’s launch is around the corner, and here’s why it’s so exciting for users.
Read MoreFinally, an Android tablet that I can confidently recommend to gamers
I started out skeptical, but RedMagic’s Astra gaming tablet blew me away with its outstanding gaming performance.
Read MoreI spent a week in New York City with the Samsung Z Fold 7 – and it spoiled me the entire time
The Galaxy Z Fold 7 surpassed my expectations, standing out as one of the best book-style foldables I’ve used, despite its telephoto camera.
Read MoreI let the Navimow X3 mow my grass for months – here’s why I haven’t touched it since
The Navimow X3 is one of the best robot lawn mowers I’ve tested, hands down.
Read MoreI found a cheap Android tablet worthy of replacing my iPad (and better in some ways)
Blackview’s Mega 1 is an 11.5-inch Android 13 tablet with a brilliant 120Hz display and 24GB of RAM at a surprisingly low price point.
Read MoreThe 10 apps I can’t live or work without – on Windows, Mac, and mobile
I’ve been covering tech for decades. These are the software tools I use for work (and occasional recreation) every day – and boy, have they changed a lot over the last few years.
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