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Meta will take a stake in the chipmaker in exchange for a commitment to buy billions of dollars' worth of AI chips.

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Smart glasses let you follow a recipe and ask basic cooking questions hands-free. Here's how my first experience cooking with smart frames went.

AI safety, especially around images and videos, continues to be an evolving challenge.

Until now, you needed to upgrade to a pricier plan for these features.

Sony, Bose and Apple are often considered the top names in premium wireless noise-canceling earbuds, but each has pros and cons. Here's how they compare in my testing.

The rumored shade is reminiscent of OPI's Big Apple Red.

Toaster ovens are one countertop appliance you don't want to skip. Here's everything to know about choosing the right one.

From AI hardware to wearable phones, these products promised a lot. So what happened to them?

The Hedgehog Go is the world’s first dual-purpose dryer for both hair and winter gear, but does it actually work? I tested it on my own hair and winter accessories.

Mixtape is an upcoming game about being a teenager when "everything meant the end of the world or the start of the world."

Commentary: Here's what Samsung needs to do to make its next Galaxy Ultra phone even better. We'll soon find out whether the company delivers at its next Galaxy Unpacked event.

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The LG Evo AI G5 OLED has set a new standard for gaming and movie watching among premium TVs.

Here's why we believe our rigorous, objective TV reviews are the best in the industry.

These are the kitchen scales that met our testing criteria.

Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Feb. 24.

Einstein is a new AI tool that can watch lecture videos, read essays, write papers, complete quizzes and basically take your class for you.

The British company gives a sneak preview of its new phone ahead of its March 5 launch.

The researchers say the data could be retrieved from the glass in 10,000 years.