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Tom's Guide to the World Cup
By Mike Prospero last updated
Everything you need to know about watching every FIFA World Cup 2026 game, plus tips, advice and deals on the best TVs, soundbars and more.

‘The most absurd and wonderful keyboard I’ve ever typed on’: I tested the typewriter-style Epomaker Glyph and it’s earned a permanent spot on my desk
By Nikita Achanta published
Editor's ChoiceThe Epomaker Glyph is a wonderful keyboard to type on, thanks to its responsive linear switches, typewriter-like design and sound profile, and dual screens.

Best RTX 40 laptop deals in June 2026 — I found the best deals on RTX 40-series gaming laptops from across the web
By Millie Davis-Williams last updated
Here are the best RTX 40 gaming laptop deals with cards ranging all the way from Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 to 4080.

I got my ass handed to me by a chess-playing robot — and now I'm worried Magnus Carlsen may be cooked by AI
By Jason England published
I just played against the AI Chess robot, and got completely destroyed. I couldn't even cheat to win against the dang thing!

I tried to replace my gaming monitor with Asus ROG Xreal R1 glasses — it’s not quite what I hoped for
By Jason England published
The Asus ROG Xreal R1 provides a glimpse into the future of gaming AR glasses. The dock unlocks home play nicely, but the 240Hz mode and price are questionable.

Worried mobile security will slow your Android down? 3 reasons Bitdefender has the plan for you
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Bitdefender keeps your Android device safe without making it feel sluggish. Find out how modern security solutions from Bitdefender balance safety and performance.

These are the 6 best mesh Wi-Fi systems we've tested to say goodbye to Wi-Fi dead zones for good
By Darragh Murphy last updated
The best mesh Wi-Fi systems can cover even the largest homes with a strong Wi-Fi signal while eliminating dead zones at the same time.

I just tested the macOS Golden Gate developer beta — here are my early thoughts
By Tony Polanco published
The macOS Golden Gate developer beta is now live, and I've gone hands-on with it to try some of the new features. Here's what I think so far.

I saw the new Siri AI in action at WWDC — and those 'Siri is stupid' jokes could soon be obsolete
By Mark Spoonauer last updated
I got a first look at Siri powered by Apple Intelligence at WWDC. It can finally understand personal context, but the demos show it's still a work in progress.
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