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Apple's M5 era is here, kicking off with a new 14-inch MacBook Pro, iPad Pros, and Vision Pro.

The Hisense QLED 4K S7N CanvasTV is Hisense's take on the popular TV style that doubles as hanging artwork when you're not using it. You can get the 55-Inch Class for $694.99 (originally $999.99), about half as much as Samsung's The Frame.

Compact, stylish, and waterproof, the Marshall Emberton II speaker delivers rich bass and bright highs with 30-hour battery life, but may not be ideal for making calls. Now 47% off on Amazon, this $94.99 speaker is chic and durable with strong sound.

The JBL Flip 6 Bluetooth compact speaker delivers strong, balanced sound with rich bass, lasts up to 12 hours, and features an IP67 waterproof and dust-proof build.

This week, California governor Gavin Newsom signed a handful of new laws that regulate artificial intelligence and social media. Among them is SB 243, which requires that chatbots provide clear and conspicuous notice that they are not a real person.

Android System Key Verifier has actually been available as a separate app before. Now, right from the Messages app, you and a contact will be able to scan QR codes to verify each other as contacts.

NotebookLM is an AI tool that actually helps you instead of doing the work (poorly) for you. I have found so many ways to use it to make my work more efficient.

Google's Recovery Contacts feature allows friends and family to serve as recovery emails for your Google accounts, in case you don't have your own way to get back into your Gmail.

If you want to study twice as well, it only makes sense to use two approaches at once. Here's how to use dual coding to improve your studying.

To retain information, you have to understand it. To understand it, you have to challenge yourself. Here's how to use the elaborative interrogation study technique.