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The right-click menu in Windows seems like a great idea. Quickly access different commands, settings, and apps by right-clicking a folder, file, or other item in File Explorer or on your desktop. But as you install more applications, the menu gets more disorganized and difficult to navigate.

Just as you start to enjoy the fall colors of the leaves turning to charming shades of oranges, reds and yellows, they start dropping. And unfortunately, if you live near any trees, it’s likely that those leaves are landing on your lawn.

Earlier this year, Google introduced the Personal Intelligence feature for Gemini, which gives the AI assistant access to your photos, Gmail, and other sources of information for more customized responses.

Most people revel in milestones. Turning the yearly page on birthdays, holidays and anniversaries is an opportunity for big parties, exchanging nice gifts and celebrating the ones we love. It can also be a minefield of missed connections and hurt feelings if you forget the dates.

OpenAI has upgraded its Chrome extension to bring much of the familiar ChatGPT experience directly into Google’s browser.

I’ve spent a week wearing Meta’s new Ray-Ban Audio glasses, and I have a confession. At first, I wasn’t particularly impressed.

It’s been a big week for Apple Home. The entirely new HomeView is the company’s first smart display, and it seems purpose-built as a stationary, in-home hub for Apple’s ecosystem. Meanwhile, refreshes to the HomePod mini and Apple TV 4K promise to bring Siri AI to other devices around the home.

A few years ago, I bought my first car, and I’ve been using Android Auto ever since. While I’ve raved about how luxurious wireless connectivity is, several issues have since changed my mind.

Over the past 10 months, I’ve made a serious commitment to improving my skincare routine. From upgrading my products to targeting problem areas and using daily red-light therapy on my face with my Shark CryoGlow mask, the benefits of clear skin have been tenfold.

ChatGPT has been pushing further into becoming a shopping assistant for a while now. You can ask it for product recommendations and it’ll find specific items, show you images, prices and links to buy them. Sometimes it’ll even add contextual details from what it knows about you, like your color preferences or budget, to help…