Whether you’re a fashionista, a power user or a tech nerd, the Duo is a pretty specific device with a high starting price.

Changes for tools including Google Messages, screen sharing and call forwarding are all aimed at countering mobile fraud.

Phones are expensive. Here's how to get the most value from your iPhone or Android phone.

They're pricey at $299 — perhaps too pricey — but the Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen) are the best-sounding open clip-on earbuds out there.

The new additions are worthy upgrades, but it can't escape the effects of the ongoing component shortages.

Among the first crop of Nvidia RTX Spark-based laptops, Microsoft's stands out for its novel display. My review in progress.

They might not be the best looking, but the VG1457's dual displays provide a lot of extra screen space in a convenient and portable package.

This hefty Yoga laptop marries a sturdy design with high levels of processing power. But is it worth the asking price of $2,600?

There are several features that I think could use improvement.

I tested Cuisinart's new $100 cold coffee brewer.

How smart doggy doorbells work and what we've learned training our puppy to use one.

Ninja’s newest personal blender, the BlendBoss, pairs with a to-go tumbler ideal for traveling and compatible with most cupholders.

The DeepMind co-founder addressed AI's role in scientific inquiries and the positive outcomes he expects in addressing climate change.

The AI-made apps highlight people’s frustration with AI-bloated programs and increasingly expensive subscriptions.

Election Day is just a few weeks away, but AI-edited political ads are already here.

I asked Meta's new AI assistant to be my personal shopper. Serious payment issues ensued.

Cox customers won't see anything about their internet plans change — just the name on the bill.

Here’s the real reason your internet bill is so high — and what you can (and can’t) do about it.

There are several connection types, including 5G, cable, satellite and fiber. Which one is really the golden standard? CNET readers have a say.

The new Federal Communications Commission report signals a major retreat from the former administration's goal of connecting every American to gigabit-speed broadband.