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This 85-inch Sony Bravia TV dropped to less than $1,000 at Amazon – and I can vouch for it
The Sony Bravia 3 may be a base model LED TV, but it still offers plenty of premium-grade features. Amazon is selling an 85-inch version for just under $1,000.
Read MoreThis Bluetooth Auracast receiver made me take my home theater setup much more seriously
Sennheiser’s RS 275 TV headphone bundle delivers one of the flexible in-home entertainment experiences I’ve reviewed.
Read MoreWhy doesn’t my iPhone have a solid-state battery yet? I found out (and can’t even be mad)
Solid-state batteries have significant advantages over lithium-ion batteries. Here’s what stands in the way of mass distribution.
Read MoreYour Android phone feeling slow? My 4-step refresh routine works wonders every time
A few taps and swipes are all it takes to make your old phone feel brand new.
Read MoreAre your Bluetooth devices missing these key features? Here’s why – and who to blame
Channel Sounding adoption is slow, but Auracast is gaining momentum. It’s all up to manufacturers.
Read MoreI stopped using a dedicated e-reader when I found out my tablet could do this instead
There’s no need for a separate device when your iPad or Android tablet can hold your whole reading library.
Read MoreHow we test headphones at ZDNET in 2026
We travel, exercise, work, and live in the latest headphones and earbuds so we can recommend the best for you. Here’s a look at our testing methodologies.
Read MoreI compared flagship soundbars from Sonos and Samsung – this model’s staying under my TV
Upgrading your home theater with one of the best soundbars isn’t a decision you make on the fly. Here’s what you should consider first.
Read MoreSony vs. Bose isn’t a draw when it comes to open-style earbuds – here’s how they differ
Sony has entered the open earbuds market with the LinkBuds Clip, but how do they compare to their esteemed Bose rival?
Read MoreAre your AI Chrome extensions spying on you? What to watch for
Coding, transcription, and other productivity tools proved the most invasive, although several other categories are worth watching as well, new research shows.
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