Nintendo is releasing a 40th anniversary Legend of Zelda Switch 2 on October 29
No, the Zelda anniversary edition Switch 2 doesn't come with a copy of Ocarina of Time.
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The Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time arrives November 5
We’re heading back to Link’s original 3D adventure ahead of next year’s live action Zelda movie.
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 review: A classic design in a lighter package
The ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 combines classic style with an incredibly light 2.2-pound case.
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The best things I saw at IFA 2026
The concept PCs, cameras, chargers and more than caught our attention in Berlin.
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Xiaomi 18 Fold hands-on: An attractive 'mid-size' foldable with powerful specs
Xiaomi's impressive-sounding new foldable arrives on the eve of Apple's big foldable iPhone event.
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NVIDIA's DLSS 5 adds subtle details to NBA 2K27, but demands a lot more power
DLSS 5's juice may not be worth the squeeze for launch title NBA 2K27.
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The rise in drive prices is being driven by AI and even HDDs can't hide
SSDs are preferable for many reasons, but with storage prices skyrocketing, there are some scenarios where opting for an HDD makes more sense.
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The first trailer for the Sam Altman biopic is damn creepy
Sam Altman biopic Artificial will be in movie theaters on Christmas Day. Here's the first trailer.
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How to reboot your Samsung Galaxy tablet
There are several methods for restarting your Samsung Galaxy tablet, and most of them keep your data and apps.
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Dbrand already has iPhone Ultra cases, spoiling Apple's surprise
Dbrand is getting the jump on the worst-kept secret in the smartphone world.
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Threads is overhauling its in-app analytics with more details, except for link clicks
The insights section of the Threads app now surfaces AI summaries and contextual info about post performance.
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What is the purpose of LiDAR on your iPhone and how do you use it?
Some iPhone models are equipped with a LiDAR sensor, which helps the camera better interpret information about what's around you.
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How to watch this week's second Nintendo Direct
After shining the spotlight on The Legend of Zelda, Nintendo will focus on other games in its second Direct for around 45 minutes.
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What are the actual differences between cheap and expensive smart TVs?
Nearly any TV is suitable for 4K content, but spending more gets you a better viewing experience and several other advantages.
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Chrome will now release updates every two weeks to better tackle security threats
Chrome will start releasing new versions of its stable browser more frequently.
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Apple Watch GPS vs GPS + Cellular: What's the difference?
Some Apple Watch models give you the ability to stay connected even when you're away from your phone. But is it worth the cost?
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What is a dual-band router and why is it important for good Wi-Fi?
Modern routers have two or more bands, but what's the purpose of a dual-band router? Here's what it does and why it matters.
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Why is Apple CarPlay draining your phone battery?
Apple CarPlay requires a lot of battery to power navigation, music and other apps on your car's display, but you can take a few mitigation steps.
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Steam Deck vs. Switch 2 — which gaming handheld is more powerful?
The Switch 2 is newer and more affordable than the Steam Deck, but Valve's console still has serious power to draw on.
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How to let Claude send emails for you
If you're interested in trying out Claude's Gmail capabilities but are worried it will make mistakes, just tell it to ask for approval before doing anything.
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What is considered good speed for home internet and how can you test it?
The speed of your downloads, uploads and ping are affected by several variables. Let's measure your internet speed and see if we can improve it.
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The CarPlay settings you may want to change after setting it up
Apple's CarPlay works great with its default settings, but you can make a few changes personalized to your habits.
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How to right-click on a MacBook
Right-clicking, or "secondary clicking," has many uses, but it's not always obvious how to do it on a MacBook.
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US regulator approves $1.9 billion loan to spin up Iowa's dead nuclear reactor for Google
Google is a step closer to getting access to nuclear power for its AI data centers.
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How to update your GPU drivers in Windows 11
New game releases often require driver updates to yield the best performance on your Windows PC. But knowing where to get them can often be confusing.
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What is the Anker 'smart display charger' and what does that screen even do?
Anker's new smart display plug-in wall chargers might be small, but they actually do a lot more than just tell you how fast they're charging your devices.
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Samsung and TSMC hope AMSL's new machines will help address the chip shortage
ASML, TSMC and Samsung are adopting larger chip photomasks that will boost manufacturing yields and lower costs.
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Renault is building its €17,900 Dacia Spring EV in Europe to qualify for local subsidies
Dacia also redesigned the Spring to add some sporty allure.
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How To Reset The Camera Settings On Your iPhone
We all want to take the best photos with our $1,000 devices, and sometimes that means rolling back all those extra settings in the Camera app back to zero.
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Pros and cons of using a Chromebook as your everyday PC
Chromebooks are great devices, but they might not be able to do everything a Windows or Mac device can. Consider carefully before using one daily.
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How Long Should A Laptop Battery Last On A Single Charge?
In the market for a new laptop? You'll want to know just how long it'll run without being plugged in, and how you can maximize the efficiency of its battery.
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GM's breakup with CarPlay and Android Auto has one exception
GM's lineup is dropping Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in favor of its own infotainment systems. But one model is keeping the phone-mirroring capabilities.
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