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In the past few years, TVs have become smarter and now feature dedicated smart TV operating systems. And as is the case with other devices that run a dedicated OS, your smart TVs also need software updates. With LG’s Re:New program, LG smart TV owners get five years of software updates for webOS. In other…

HP is behind some of our best-reviewed printers, but of all the early deals over at Amazon right now, the HP Smart Tank 5003 ink tank printer caught my attention. I’m a big fan of ink tanks, and this is one of the best-value models I’ve seen.

Smart glasses are the hot new category that every major tech company is trying to jump on. Just last week, Samsung took one step closer to launching its first effort into the segment. However, as smart glasses continue to inch toward going mainstream, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to look past the growing concerns surrounding the…

Amazon plans to have more than 20,000 pairs of smart glasses on its delivery drivers by the end of 2027, following a pilot in which more than 500 drivers wore them for 18 months and completed more than 275,000 deliveries.

Anker’s back with another quirky, display-equipped charger that somehow adds a splash of fun into the process of juicing up your phone. I’ve spent a week testing it out at home, using it to revive a number of devices, and it’s impressed me overall — but is it worth the money? Stick around for my…

Things are getting crazy in the Apple rumor world, as even though the iPhone 18 Pro and several other products have only just launched and the iPhone Duo is right around the corner, there’s even more to come imminently.

The device will apparently use AI to analyze activity in your home without actually filming it.

Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar drops to $679 at Amazon, its best price of 2026 so far for Dolby Atmos and clearer dialogue. By •

Change can be hard for smart homes. While we love getting new features that make our smart home hardware better, far too often we hear about manufacturers abandoning old products, turning off necessary cloud infrastructure and leaving them worthless. Even when they don’t break something entirely, sometimes old functionality just up and vanishes — like…

The law would have banned people from using wearables to secretly record others in private areas of businesses.