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Some phones have IR blasters to enable remote functions, but even if yours doesn't, you can do quite a lot over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

Whether you just got a Sonos speaker or you're adding one to your current setup, you'll need to use the app.

Giving away or recycling your old laptop is great, but you need to make sure all your data is fully removed before it finds a new home.

Buying Nintendo's older console used makes plenty of sense, but a one new is much harder to justify.

It's coming back with a monthly subscription.

Try this simple menu tweak to restore crisp audio.

If you like gaming on your Android phone, you need a phone that can handle the graphics and processing required.

Wireless charging offers convenience, to be sure, but how does it affect your battery over time? And is it a problem if your phone heats up?

You don't need to record unnecessary video to capture a meeting, song or personal memo on your iPhone. Recording audio is simple.

CarPlay provides a great iOS-like experience in your vehicle. CarPlay Ultra expands that, but isn't widely available yet.

A wireless Xbox controller lets you move around freely, but you have to worry about batteries. Wired controllers can pose a hazard, but never run out of charge.

For Starship's 14th test flight, it will orbit our planet multiple times for 10 hours.

The president said he will soon announce an AI czar to run this newly made-up agency.

This move represents the first step in the CEO's plan to slow down AI development.

Samsung's DeX lets you plug in your Samsung Galaxy device into a monitor or TV to create a PC-like experience. Now, it can launch directly on your phone.

You probably don't think about your iPad charging until it runs into trouble. When plugging it in doesn't work, you'll need to check its port and charger.

Newsom's executive order calls for an expert panel to develop new AI safety measures.