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Apple’s M5 iPad Pro Blurs the Line Between Tablet and Laptop
Apple’s M5 iPad Pro delivers laptop-level performance and smarter multitasking – but unless you work like a pro, you don’t need the upgrade.
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Is Apple’s M5 Chip Really a Big Upgrade for MacBooks?
Apple’s M5 chip brings faster AI and graphics to MacBook Pros, but not a huge leap in everyday performance. Here’s who should upgrade and who can skip it.
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Roku Brings ChatGPT-Style AI Search to Your TV
Roku’s new AI features let you ask natural questions about shows, personalize your home screen, and get smarter recommendations.
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All of the Roku Streaming Players Compared
If you’re a bit lost by the different Roku models available, we break down the options, compare the features and give you our Editor's Choice and budget picks.
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Streaming Video Ads Too Loud? Here’s How to Quiet Them Right Now
California has banned streaming ads from being louder than shows, starting in 2026. Here’s how to fix loud ads on your TV, soundbar, or streaming box today.
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Beware Useless PCs for Sale That Can't Run Windows 11
Support for Windows 10 PCs has ended. Yet online marketplaces are still selling models that don’t meet Microsoft’s requirements for upgrading to Windows 11.
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Party Games Playable on Your TV are Coming to Netflix
Netflix has announced the upcoming launch of casual party games you can play right from the streaming service on your TV, using your phone as a controller.
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Reviewed: AirPods Pro 3 Are Still Flawed as Hearing Aids
Apple touts hearing aid improvements in AirPods Pro 3, but our testing reveals that the changes are mostly ergonomic – not significant auditory upgrades.
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Gemini Live on Sony Headphones: A Great Idea That’s Half Baked
You can now invoke Google's AI assistant just with your voice, but other key actions still require fumbling with your phone.
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ChatGPT Can Now Launch Apps Like Spotify, Canva, and Expedia
ChatGPT now lets you launch and interact with supported online apps directly from prompts. Here's how I used it with Spotify, one of the first services enabled.