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Samsung and Motorola both make strong Android phones, but the better choice depends on your budget and more. Here's which one I'd choose and why.

From Zdnet RSS Feed: Bose Lifestyle Ultra Speaker vs. Sonos Era 100: I compared both models, and here's the winner

From Zdnet RSS Feed: This new Claude skill saves you from bad contracts - and costs less than a lawyer

Amazon Prime Day 2026 is moving to June. Here's everything we know about the surprise move - including the latest on the confirmed shift, expected dates, how to prep for early deals, and how it compares to previous July sales.

Don't let your spring cleaning or desire for Feng Shui enlightenment make you toss the important stuff. This gear will come in handy one day.

With Edge's mobile app, you can now request summaries of multiple tabs, turn pages into podcasts, and tap into your browsing history and past chats.

The Motorola Razr Fold faces tough competition from the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, but still manages to stand out.

The new Razr Fold is one of my favorite phones I've used in 2026, thanks to its stunning displays, stellar cameras, and top-tier hardware.

We put the best microSD cards from brands like SanDisk, Lexar, and ProGrade to the test to find the best microSD cards on the market today.

Worried about your online activities from being tracked, or your browsing habits being sold? Make the switch to one of our favorite secure browsers.

My favorite VPN routers provide blanket coverage and security for your home, saving you the work of installing VPNs on individual devices. Check out my top picks.

Google Maps is great right after install, but I like to tighten my privacy and enable a few features to make it better.

I tested Adobe Express and Canva to compare value and workflow fit so you can choose the right design tool for your needs.

From ZDNet: My new favorite Android file manager is way better than Google's default - and it's free

Google announced that five major laptop brands will release new Googlebooks, but the one I most expected to see was notably absent.

Both CachyOS and MX Linux sit atop the Distrowatch Page Hit Ranking list, but they are quite different distributions. Which one of these should you choose?

With Anthropic's free course library, you can train online and learn about Claude, Claude Code, AI agents, and MCP.

Fedora offers two different takes on an immutable option, each of which might be similar on the inside, but on the outside, they couldn't be different.

If you're looking for a user-friendly Linux distribution, your destination could depend on your starting point. Here's how two of your best options compare.

The Widgets feature can be annoying but it's also able to provide useful news and info. Here's how I tweak it to be less intrusive and more helpful.