Consumer Technology

Wearing unique paint and interior trim, this particular SV is thought to be the final example built.

Ouch. Right in the wallet.

Windows 11 finally lets you move the Taskbar, resize the Start menu, and disable web and Store suggestions with the September 2026 update. Here's how.

It fixed my audio problem without buying new gear

Are you ready for the next big Call of Duty release? You don't have to. The early access beta is underway, followed by a five-day open beta. Here's how to join in on the action.

Jalops, it's time to get personal.

The wrong sides of history.

Android's built-in ad blocker alternative

But Steam, Xbox, and Nintendo all say the same

Get the most out of your Ring video doorbell with these accessories that are designed to enhance your device or solve common problems.

Ouch. Right in the wallet.

Their lips are no longer sealed.

Let's take a look at the Xbox Game Pass achievements for the five games that came to the service this week — come see how easy these games are to beat.

Catching you up on the past week’s most notable product releases.

Keep time with the industry's most exciting new watches, including Grand Seiko, Blancpain, Timex, Casio and more.

Tim Schafer confirms studio owns publishing rights to "all" of its games

Even a slew of “cyberleek” clips popping up across social media and a Netflix timed-exclusive gameplay reveal can’t stop the GTA VI momentum.

Hidetaka Miyazaki details how The Duskbloods will use ranked matchmaking to separate strong and new players.

Merged yesterday to the ReactOS code-base is initial support for Job Objects, which is an important milestone in the road to being able to run more modern Windows software under this open-source operating system striving for Windows driver/application compati…

Pyrex’s water bottle has one very cool feature that Stanleys and Owalas don’t have—it changes color. Plus, it’s made of shatterproof glass and features a locking flip-top that can be accessed with one hand.

PlayStation users receive unsolicited terms-of-service reminder emails stating that their digital games aren't owned, just as a week-long boycott begins.

I'll never go back to paying for a cloud storage subscription

How a tiny little electronic switch sparked the computer revolution.

Potentially the last two of the month