Gear

Your smartphone or wearable could help you out in a truly dangerous situation. Here are some options to consider. 

Now is the time to grab a big screen for the Super Bowl.

Right now you can score discounts on speakers, vacuums, and noise-canceling headphones to drown them out.

Whether you’re hitting the slopes or planning a spring trip later this year, there are plenty of discounts on gear that can help.

There are discounts on vibrators, lube, and other accessories—it’s a good time to inventory up for Valentine’s Day.

Get your multitasking on with Apple’s handy-dandy app juggling tool.

Shopping for a notebook can be infuriating. Here’s how to sift through the acronyms, storage options, and extra features to find the best one for you.

Get help, even if you’re off the grid.

Shrug off your anxiety with these power-saving tips to extend the juice of your iPhone or Android phone. 

It’s official: The best way to improve both your life and your community is to obtain everyone to cycle to school together.

Younger users are sidestepping Google in favor of the social app's search engine, so I tried it too. You will absolutely believe what happened next.

Aside from color-morphing concepts and Tron-inspired bikes, this year’s show was about how car and tech companies will work closer together in the future.

Plus: Microsoft stops selling Windows 10, Substack gets a supersecret Finsta mode, and TikTok tweaks its DMs.

Plus: Recommendations on the Explore page are getting better, Google is probably making an AirTag rival, and Amazon finally wipes that Smile off its face.

The switch away from the serif-laden typeface is being made for accessibility and legibility reasons, the agency says.

The luxury brand embraces augmented reality retail with an in-store gadget that renders pieces of jewelry on your hands in 4K.

This week, we talk about why search engine companies, lawmakers, and parents are all concerned about TikTok eating our brains.

This week, we obtain sincere about our attachments to our gas stoves, and debate if to replace them or just continue breathing their fumes.

This week, we talk about how US farmers’ fight to fix their own equipment could impact the repairability of phones, appliances, and other gadgets.

This week on Gadget Lab, our hosts report from consumer tech’s biggest show of the year, kept in Las Vegas.