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It used to be the case that nothing worth having came easy–an old adage that kept us going as we powered through repetitive manual chores, such as the ongoing maintenance required to establish a perfectly manicured lawn. Today, the biggest draw of smart home tech is its ability to unlock free time for its users. That’s time to spend with family, time to socialize, ti

I’m a standing desk evangelist. Ask anyone in my life who’s a desk worker and they’ll tell you that I’ve badgered them about switching. Whether it’s expensive or

I recently inherited an old monitor that a friend was going to recycle as e-waste after he upgraded. It was a decent brand with a 1080p resolution and a refresh rate that I figured was passable for casual gaming.

I was excited about the prospect of having a secondary display, so I was grateful for the generosity. The display’s image looked fine to me. But,

This summer, as you finally start taking advantage of your pool again, it’s high time to get someone else to clean it for you by getting a robot pool cleaner. There are three amazing options from Beatbot that can greatly improve your summer by taking one of the most annoying chores off your plate.

The

TL;DR: Secure your online life with FastestVPN Pro for 15 devices—lifetime

As promised, the U.S. retail prices of several key Philips Hue products have jumped in response to tariffs. Just don’t tell anyone at Amazon, where a variety of Hue lights remain on sale in the days leading up to Prime Day. 

Just to set expectations, the Hue discounts we’re seeing on Amazon aren’t as eye-poppingly steep as we’ve seen during previous Prime D

Whether you’re a parent who wants to keep an eye on your kids even after leaving the room or you’re just worried about your pets chewing on your slippers when left alone, a tiny home security camera will give you peace of mind and help you feel a lot better. Right now, you can get this

Between email, calls, texts, and now an unending torrent of AI slop, I feel like I’ve been fighting off scammers every single day for basically my entire adult life. And now that my creaky adult body is starting to succumb to the inexorable forces of entro

Google has released an emergency update for Chrome, fixing a vulnerability in new Chrome versions 138.0.7204.96/97 for Windows, 138.0.7204.92/93 for macOS, and 138.0.7204.96 for Linux. According to Google, this particular vulnerability is already being attacked in the wild. The manufacturers of other Chromium-based browsers should be following suit in the coming days