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These 3 tablet charging habits are slowly killing your device – here’s what to do instead

Your tablet’s reliability starts with its battery – treat it right to keep it running strong.

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Google’s Jules AI coding tool exits beta with serious upgrades – and more free tasks

Jules now includes a cleaner UI, reusable prompt foundations, and a more generous free tier. Here’s how it compares with Gemini CLI GitHub Actions.

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The best VPNs with antivirus of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed

We’ve found, tested, and ranked the best VPNs with antivirus features, including real-time threat scanning, web protection, and data breach alerts.

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The best 85-inch TVs you can buy in 2025: Big-screens for big entertainment

Not all big-screen TVs are created equal, so I and other ZDNET experts have found the best 85-inch TVs from brands like Samsung, Sony, and more to help you create the ultimate home theater.

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The best free VPNs of 2025: Secure, safe, and fast VPNs

Little in life is really free, but some VPNs out there provide a free service without compromising your privacy.

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Power bill surging? Why you should ‘electrify’ your home before 2026

You might not think much about your home’s energy consumption.

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Best VPNs for YouTube in 2025: 5 providers for unblocking content

These tested YouTube VPNs can reliably unlock YouTube or YouTube TV content on a smartphone, laptop, or smart TV.

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I’ve bought every flagship Google Pixel phone since the first – but 2025 has me reconsidering

The standard Pixel 10 might just be Google’s best kind of problem.

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Looking for a new antivirus? My tried and tested favorites will improve the security of your desktop PC, laptop, and mobile devices.

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My 5 favorite gadgets for students are all under $40 (and why they’re so useful)

These back-to-school tech items are inexpensive, lightweight, and compact.

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I switched my TV with a 4K UST projector – and it was a visual upgrade in several ways

While the Formovie Cinema Edge ultra-short-throw projector has a premium price, its impressive performance makes it a worthwhile investment.

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This $180 mini projector has no business being this good for the price

The Dangbei N2 mini projector fits in the palm of your hand and couldn’t be easier to set up, but there are some trade-offs for its tiny size.

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FOSS Weekly #25.32: AWS Fiasco, AUR Poisoned Again, Ubuntu Manual, Firefox New Tab Customization and More Linux Stuff

Do you really own a digital product? The quick answer is No.

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How to upgrade your deadbolt with a smart lock – and the one I recommend most

The Nuki smart lock is packed with features, and it works with your existing deadbolt so you can still use a traditional key.

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Windows has a secret recovery tool – here’s how to find it and use it

If your Windows ever has trouble launching, Recovery Drive lets you back up essential system files on an external USB drive to help Windows boot up. Here’s how it works.

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To have more control, flexibility, and potentially save money, you can build your own external SSD. All you need is an enclosure and an M.2 drive.

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Linux Mint 22.2 beta ISOs are being tested according to information on the distro’s internal testing server. This suggests a public beta is imminent.
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ONLYOFFICE Adds an “AI Agent” to Help You Work “Effortlessly”

Free office suite ONLYOFFICE has been updated with a new AI Agent, preinstalled plugins, and a flurry of fixes. Details on what the agent can do inside.
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The report lays out the top 4 innovations of 2025, including what’s in and what’s on the way out.

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Disney is winding down the Hulu app – here’s what subscribers need to know

Disney also plans to launch a new standalone sports streaming service that’s available without a cable.

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