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Samsung Galaxy S20 vs S20+ vs S20 Ultra

Everything You Need To Know

HP Spectre x360 13: Full, in-depth review

The Neoclassical Laptop returns

Oppo Reno2 Z review

A feature-filled, mid-tier masterpiece

100 Great PC Games You Should Play Before You Die

So many games, so little time

What’s the difference between 120Hz, 90Hz and 60Hz?

Once you've made the jump to a high refresh rate, you'll never want to go back - we explain why

NFC smart rings: What are they and which one should you buy?

Smart rings are the latest gadgets and these diminutive devices have a lot to offer thanks to their NFC technology. Here's why you'll want one.

Which iPhones have Touch ID, and which version do they use?

Touch ID was a revolutionary feature when it first appeared on the iPhone 5s. We look at which iPhone models still boast the feature, and what generation of technology is onboard

Microsoft's Surface Duo may have a 'Peek' interface for glancing at calls

Unauthorized video published by WalkingCat on Twitter appears to reveal "Peek," a feature of the upcoming Surface Duo Android phone from Microsoft that shows a narrow strip of information when the phone is slightly opened.

Be Quiet!'s Pure Base 500 case offers more than just silent computing

As with all other products in Be Quiet!'s lineup, this compact mid-tower focuses on minimizing noise—but it also offers a bit of show too, if you're so inclined.

LG V60 ThinQ 5G with Dual Screen: An awfully long name for a phone short on innovation

LG has announced its newest phone, the V60 ThinQ 5G with Dual Screen, but it's not nearly as bombastic as its name suggests.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps feels familiar, but finds the extraordinary in the ordinary

Ori and the Will of the Wisps is a bit too familiar after a generation of Metroid mimics, but an eye for the otherworldly helps make it more than the sum of its mechanics.

Apple’s March 31 event might bring over-ear AirPods, Apple TV refresh… and an iPod touch?

A slew of new product names spotted in Target's internal database raises speculation for Apple's March event.

Why did Apple drop support for the Magic Mouse 2 on the iPad?

You can use tons of other Bluetooth mice with the iPad, but Apple’s latest mouse is dead in the water.

Moment's new RTRO app invokes stylish video looks

The new RTRO app from Moment features a collection of 'vibey' video filters and simple shooting clips.

Netatmo’s Smart Indoor Camera now supports Apple HomeKit Secure Video

The HomeKit Secure Video update will allow Netatmo Smart Indoor Security Camera users to securely store their saved video clips in iCloud.

Wyze Lock review: This ultra-affordable smart deadbolt converter covers the basics well

Convert your dumb deadbolt into a Wi-Fi-connected smart lock for less.

New Apple Watch study aims to add stroke detection to the list of life-saving features

The Apple Watch continues its push into health care with a new joint study in conjunction with Johnson & Johnson.

Firefox flips on default DNS over HTTPS to encrypt Internet traffic at the source

Mozilla has announced that it is enabling default DNS over HTTPS on its Firefox browser, likely setting up a lengthy battle with the U.S. government.

Google and Microsoft are scaring consumers over Edge extensions, and for what?

The new Edge browser can use Chrome extensions, but users risk being scared away by security warnings from both Google and Microsoft.

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