Hardware

No more fighting with your family about turning lights off as they leave a room.

At just nine inches, this tiny vacuum can get into smaller spaces and do a better job cleaning than larger bots.

Tracking down an escape point and deterring future breakouts is easier with an assist from smart devices.

From laptop sun shades to a smart notebook, everything you need to work from the plane, a cafe, or poolside.

It gets it out of the way and improves performance.

It's got great video quality and responsiveness, but its pet cam features are lacking (unless you pay up).

If you're running out of storage space, an external drive can help.

The first step to your smart home is getting your app set up. If you're using Google, setting up Google Home is a five minute process.

There are deep discounts on smart plugs, bulbs, power strips, and cameras right now.

You can free up space on your console and play older games with an additional drive.

This high-end stick vacuum from Samsung gets high marks for both style and substance.

Voice assistants are a path to efficiency, accessibility, and quick access to information—but first, you have to choose the right one for your household.

You can get one of the best rated display hubs on sale, and my advice is to put it in your kitchen.

It's usually a last resort, but with setup being as easy as it is, sometimes the best course is a hard reset.

A quick power cycle is easy and can solve connectivity problems in a minute.

The new 32-inch LG UltraGear OLED looks like a gamer's dream come true.

If you think it’s just about who can edit and access them, you’re missing out on a lot of capabilities.

These small smart speakers are the fastest and least expensive way to get Google Assistant throughout your home or office.

If you're not using the automation feature of Google Home, you're missing out on all the fun.

Both companies are owned by Amazon, sure, but when it comes to cost and features, they're quite different.