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Some of your old games and other media work on your PS5, turning it into a proper media hub.

Amazfit smartwatches are widely considered to be good alternatives to the bigger brands. They’re generally cheaper, with some models like the well-reviewed Amazfit Bip 6 available for as little as $80. But as you would expect, there are concessions to be made to justify the lower price. 

Your PS5 needs a better home than a carpet, and you should keep the vents clear, wherever it ends up.

Put your iPad to good use with apps for journaling, discovering art and much more.

Spam calls getting you down? Here’s how robocallers got your number in the first place.

Apple Music is one of the best music streaming platforms right now, especially for Apple device owners. But despite its association with the tech giant, Apple Music is not exclusive to Apple devices and is available on multiple platforms. You can, for example, sign in with your Apple Account and listen to your favorite songs on…

If you’ve been aggressively refreshing the Samsung Members app on your Galaxy S26 in the hope of seeing the One UI 9.5 beta, you’re wasting your time — although you won’t have to wait much longer. A One UI 9.5 beta build for the Galaxy S26 Ultra has appeared on Samsung’s Korean and US update servers,…

This year, several of Apple’s subscriptions saw serious price upticks, so much so that even students had to pay a bit more. Apple Music prices rose by $1 a month for individual plans and $3 for the Family plan. A few weeks later, monthly Apple TV subscriptions went up from $13 to 15, while annual ones…

We’re now a little over one year into the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, which first hit the market back in the middle of 2025. It was priced in the same ballpark as its competitors, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, at $450 for the base console and $500 for a Mario Kart…

Both AI tools offer to delve deep into your bank accounts, but they differ in privacy settings.