There’s a lot to love about the Pixel Watch 5, but features aren’t working as promised and the price bump is hard to justify. 

Google's most advanced Pixel phone loses its cheapest tier, gains a few features, but most of it remains the same. And that's just fine.

Pixel 11 review: Google refined and improved the baseline Pixel. It's hard to see why you'd want to spend more on a Pixel 11 Pro.

Delete my addictive social media apps? There's no fun in that.

At higher prices, naturally.

Has Flock surveillance come to your streets? Here's how to know for sure.

Take a look back at Apple's black box and everything it's added (or not) over the past decade.

Dozens of tests have made it clear which companies value accuracy.

Robot vacuums aren't very good at deep cleaning carpets. However, Roomba is about to show me how it's fixed this problem.

Some robot pool cleaners offer huge suction power and massive battery life. Our lab data shows why those features don't matter as much as you'd think.

Looks aren't everything but this water filter really turns heads.

The FCC's latest guidance could effectively ban robot vacuums, mowers and pool cleaners.

The agentic AI platform is molting again.

A multimillion-dollar campaign is trying to reverse the trend of the public's growing disdain for AI data centers.

Instagram is requiring fake models to carry an AI-generated profile label to show they're not human.

A US regulatory agency for AI would be a “disaster,” a key Trump science and technology adviser says during a G20 forum on technology.

Your internet bill doubling in the past year is not a coincidence. Here's how to protect yourself from internet pricing traps.

Don’t let marketing hype dictate your monthly bill. We break down the real-world bandwidth you need for streaming, gaming and remote work.

From fiber to fixed wireless, we rank the tech powering your home to help you stop overpaying for performance you aren't getting.

There are several connection types, including 5G, cable, satellite and fiber. Which one is really the golden standard? CNET readers have a say.