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• Should You Buy a Robot Vacuum Right Now? Here's What the FCC Ban Means for You

  Don't panic-buy just yet. I break down what the new foreign tech rules mean for your next home upgrade.

  19 hours, 41 minutes By Andrew Gebhart
• Is Your Kid Addicted to Their Phone? How to Set Limits with Apple's Screen Time

  Do your kids waste too much time on Instagram or TikTok? With Apple's Screen Time, you can set limits for them and (hopefully) teach them healthier device habits.

  1 day, 20 hours By Lance Whitney
• Starlink: Bigger Boats Can Use Personal Maritime Plan, Too

  After boat owners complained about the 40-foot restriction, SpaceX extends it to 60-footers.

  2 days, 13 hours By Michael Kan
• Starlink Is Throttling Certain Users, With Little Explanation

  Affected customers appear to have used at least 5TB of data in a month, which is a lot for the average person. However, Starlink's Residential plan advertises unlimited data.

  2 days, 15 hours By Michael Kan
• Did You Know Your Roku Has Secret Screens With Hidden Features? Here's How to Unlock Them

  Your Roku has a few tricks up its sleeve. The right combination of buttons will grant you access to hidden features you won't find on your Home screen.

  2 days, 15 hours By Chandra Steele
• Check Out Lenovo's Big Labor Day Weekend Sale Discounts on Desktops, Laptops, and Tablets

  The holiday weekend is here, and don't start celebrating until you check out these massive price cuts on Lenovo laptops, desktops, and more.

  2 days, 15 hours By K. Thor Jensen
• iRobot Built a Transformer Vacuum That Deploys a Mini-Me to Clean Under Your Couch

  At IFA, iRobot showcased a wild concept Roomba Duo vacuum that eats spaghetti, washes carpets, and launches a smaller bot to tackle tight spots.

  2 days, 15 hours By Angela Moscaritolo
• AMD Creates a Threadripper Desktop PC for AI Models

  AMD’s Threadripper Halo Station is poised to compete with Nvidia’s DGX Station tower PCs. Expect exorbitant pricing.

  2 days, 17 hours By Michael Kan
• Why Hasn't Amazon Launched Its Leo Satellite Internet Service Yet?

  We were expecting Leo service to kick off in mid-2026, but Amazon is still waiting for a portion of its satellites to move into the right orbits.

  2 days, 17 hours By Michael Kan
• Nvidia: DLSS 5 Is Coming to RTX 4000 GPUs, Too

  Nvidia confirms that the photorealistic DLSS 5 tech won't be exclusive to the RTX 5000 series, but you should expect a significant performance hit on older cards.

  2 days, 18 hours By Michael Kan
• Flossing Just Got Easier. I Tried Dyson's New $500 Camera Toothbrush, and It's Worth the Hype

  I thought Dyson's pricey CameraJet toothbrush sounded like total overkill—until I watched it hunt down hidden plaque and blast it away in milliseconds.

  2 days, 18 hours By Angela Moscaritolo
• I Tested Nvidia's DLSS 5 in NBA 2K27. AI Slop It Is Not

  With DLSS 5 AI models, Nvidia claims to significantly boost in-game image quality, but how does it really look? I tried out NBA 2K27 with an RTX 5090 and can confidently say that DLSS 5 shows massive improvement over earlier versions. Check out my in-game screenshots to see for yourself.

  2 days, 20 hours By Michael Justin Allen Sexton
• iPhone 18 Pro Expected Next Week. Here Are the Rumors That Look Legit

  In the market for a premium iPhone, but not ready to splurge on a foldable? Here's what we think is on tap for next week's 'Surprise and Shine' Apple event.

  2 days, 20 hours By PCMag Canada
• iPhone 18 Pro Expected Next Week. Here Are the Rumors That Look Legit

  In the market for a premium iPhone, but not ready to splurge on a foldable? Here's what we think is on tap for next week's 'Surprise and Shine' Apple event.

  2 days, 20 hours By Jibin Joseph
• Apple's Sept. 9 'Surprise and Shine' Event: What to Expect, Including iPhone 18, iPhone Ultra, Watch Series 12, and More

  Apple's got another yearly iPhone event up its sleeves, and we're expecting the new 18 series, the company's first-ever foldable, the Watch Series 12, and more.

  2 days, 21 hours By Kimberly Gedeon