Austen Goslin (he/him) is an entertainment editor. He writes about the latest TV shows and movies, and particularly loves all things horror. With success like that, it’s no surprise that a new ...

The best smart locks offer keyless convenience without sacrificing security. You can use yours to automatically open up when you're carrying shopping to the door, to give access to loved ones who ...

Perhaps most impressive is how Tizen works with the Samsung app family, including SmartThings, Smart Connect, and Smart View. You can use those to mirror content from your phone — even iPhones ...

Tim Bontemps of ESPN reported on Friday that Memphis Grizzlies guard Marcus Smart is a player to watch ahead of next week’s NBA trade deadline. Bontemps adds that there has been “plenty of ...

We’ve added Aqara’s LED Bulb T2 to What to look forward to. Smart LED bulbs provide a near-instant way to transform the feel of a room. Screw in a smart bulb (or several) and pair it with an ...

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Most smart home gyms come with a monthly membership. Consider the cost of this and how many users can sign up.

Where other AI devices failed, Meta succeeded. It seems like these smart glasses are doing quite well, as a leaked meeting (leaked via The Verge) indicates. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke at the ...

Thanks to smart trackers and specially-designed wallets, we no longer have to spend hours cancelling credit cards and filling out replacement forms. Modern technology has transformed this age-old ...

Take the hard work out of stargazing with the best smart telescopes, perfect for homing in on February's planetary parade and March's stunning lunar eclipse. Want to stargaze without having to ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in ...