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The right way to run an internet speed test (and how I use the results for better Wi-Fi)
After a decade of testing PCs, routers, and home networks, I know what causes slow speeds and can help you optimize your internet connection.
Read MoreWe battery-tested 17 popular phones in the lab – this model beat Apple and Samsung
For ZDNET’s latest Lab Award, we tested the top mainstream phones to find out which one had the best battery life.
Read MoreYour iPhone’s USB-C port is surprisingly versatile – 14 features beyond charging
USB-C turns your iPhone into a hub for work, media, and storage. Here’s how it can do more than just power up your device.
Read MoreFinally, a technical advancement to my favorite old-school measuring tool – and it’s on sale
The Mileseey Xtape1 is a full-on laser-enabled measuring computer. Here’s how I use it.
Read MoreThe best indoor TV antenna of 2026: Expert recommended
An indoor TV antenna is a great, budget-friendly way to access free local news, sports, and entertainment channels and help ditch streaming apps or cut the cord with your cable provider.
Read MoreI replaced my old car charger with this Qi2 device – for less than $20
This ESR Qi2 car charger juices up your phone while holding it securely, even on bumpy roads.
Read MoreThis upcoming work laptop is a productivity dream machine that hits all the right notes
Asus’ ExpertBook Ultra is a joy to use, with Intel’s flagship Panther Lake chip and a vibrant OLED display.
Read MoreThis $5 cleaning gel did wonders for my keyboard – and 4 other PC cleaning tips
Opening up your PC to clean it will keep your hardware running smoothly for years. Here’s how I recommend doing so.
Read MoreThe best WordPress hosting services of 2026: Expert tested and reviewed
You don’t need to know coding to set up a WordPress-based website. Manage your website and content easily with our top picks for 2026.
Read MoreThese top 30 AI agents deliver a mix of functions and autonomy
A handful hog the headlines, but many function-specific agents are available to developers and users. MIT’s latest study explores the broader agentic ecosystem.
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