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The Signia Pure Charge&Go IX hearing aids have some advanced audio tech onboard, but you’ll need a good doctor—and a solid chunk of change—to get the most out of them.

Instant photo printing is like disco: It will never die. Which makes it perfect for your most precious memories.

Starting today, Ford electric car drivers can plug into the Supercharger network. You can bet more makers will follow.

This week we chart the rise of Nvidia, the company whose chips, servers, and data centers have fueled the growth of artificial intelligence.

Nemo’s latest backpacking tent is lightweight, compact, and cleverly designed to maximize living space on the trail.

The Hub takes the best features from the Show and cuts the clutter, putting smart-home control and widgets at the forefront.

Google’s Podcasts app is the latest addition to the company’s software graveyard. YouTube Music will replace it, and users have until July to migrate their shows.

Any tech company moving into the auto space needs a manufacturing partner. But Apple’s EV died as it lived: alone.

A massive update to the wildly popular farm life sim has an official release date. Here's when it'll arrive and what you can expect from it.

Have you played Doom on a robot lawn mower? We did. From app-free phones to an electric bike with AI and 5G, we’ve combed the halls of the Mobile World Congress in search of all things quirky and bizarre.

It won’t solve all of your privacy problems, but a virtual private network can make you a less tempting target for hackers.

It’s a great, easy-to-use hair tool for those who struggle to achieve beachy waves and corkscrew curls.

A Barbie phone, a transparent laptop, a bendable bracelet smartphone, and a whole load of AI. Here’s all the best new gear announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The elderly are particularly vulnerable to subscription scams and aggressive tech upselling. Here's how to get your family the services and devices that they need.

The latest update to OpenAI’s chatbot improves the AI’s ability to remember user details, but the feature is not yet available for all ChatGPT accounts.

Metalenz’s biometric tech is poised to finally give Android owners a more secure form of facial recognition—and in time could even check skin for cancerous growths or measure air quality.

As the smart ring race heats up, Samsung has revealed more about its coming health-based wearable, and how it will pimp Galaxy Watches.

You can see clearly now through the Project Crystal. But what is it for? And is a transparent phone next?

We’ve rounded up our favorites, including third-party devices like the Sonos Era and a voice-enabled Yamaha soundbar.

Whether you snooze on your side, back, or in a tangle of limbs and blankets, we've slept on all these pillows to find the right support for your noggin.

The compact and refined Xiaomi 14 is a very good Android phone, but it fails to stand out among other similarly priced handsets.

The Flitescooter is an easy-to-use eFoil meant to introduce newcomers to the niche sport. It’s fun to ride, but staying in control takes some practice.

High prices, a volatile hydrogen market, and the closure of fueling stations have bedeviled many of the California drivers who bought fuel-cell electric vehicles in hopes of going greener.