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Summer is winding down already, and if you’re anything like me, you’ve been curled up on the couch weathering this heat wave in the glorious AC. Prime Video had an especially strong slate these past few months, so there’s been no shortage of ways to spend a weekend inside. However, even the best streaming services…

The future of fast food was supposed to look something like this: walk into a restaurant, place an order, and watch a robot assemble your pizza with machine-like precision. Instead, some of the companies that promised to automate pizza-making have struggled to turn that vision into a sustainable business.

The US Open has arrived, and for the next two weeks, all eyes will be on Flushing Meadows. As well as featuring the world’s best players, the US Open 2026 will have the largest prize pot in the sport’s history, with $108 million on offer across all events.

For the past decade you’ve been my loyal music companion, but despite my tumultuous relationships with some of your features, your unmatched ubiquity means I can freely use you across my devices — with the exception, until recently, of my TV.

Oh Reacher (Alan Ritchson)… what have you done? A key part of thePrime Videoshow is when our hero falls for the chosen girl of each season… but in Reacherseason 4, that comes at a huge price.

Calling it quits on my current smartphone and upgrading to a new one isn’t the kind of decision I make on a whim. Instead, it often amounts to months of research and then waiting for a sale before I finally pull the trigger. However, that wasn’t the case at all with the TCL NXTPAPER 70…

Arguably the most well-known band in the world, The Beatles still command headlines over 50 years after they first crashed onto the music scene. The surviving members are still releasing music on the best music streaming services, there’s a massive four-movie biopic coming out in a few years, and personality quizzes are still popping up.

We asked Tom’s Guide readers which 2026 full-featured Android smartwatch they prefer, and the winner is crystal clear.

Mostly, I try to avoid AI. It’s not a moral stance, I just like the challenge of solving problems on my own, and staying hands-on. For me, the fun is in the friction of figuring it out myself.

There’s no getting around the fact that AI is everywhere. From our smartphones to even our fridges, it seems like all modern gadgets are equipped with AI that promises to make life easier.