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Apple’s Joz and Ternus on the MacBook Neo revolution, what’s next for AI and the 'inevitability' of smart glasses
By Mark Spoonauer published
We interview Apple’s Steve ‘Joz’ Joswiak and John Ternus about the possibility of Apple glasses, how the MacBook Neo came to be and Apple’s unique perspective on AI’s evolution.

The best Android antivirus apps in 2026
By Amber Bouman last updated
The best Android antivirus apps can protect you from malware but also offer features like a VPN, password manager, phishing protection and more.

I just tested Alienware’s new $349 gaming monitor — and it’s too good to be true
By Tony Polanco published
The Alienware AW2726DM might only be $349, but it packs all the features you'd need for an awesome gaming experience. Here are my initial thoughts.

Upgrade your life with the new Tom's Guide: Smarter shopping, expert answers and the clarity you need to avoid bad buys
By Mark Spoonauer published
Tom's Guide has undergone a massive redesign to make our site even more helpful when it comes to finding the right products and expertise to upgrade your life.

I loved Asus’s Zenbook A14 and A16 — but a $200 price hike changes everything
By Jason England last updated
The Asus Zenbook A14 and A16 are strong ultraportables with nice designs and impressive X2 Elite power, but an up to $200 price hike has killed its chances of rivaling the MacBook Air.

Snap CEO dunks on Ray-Ban Metas and teases Snap Specs as his 'alien vision' for the future of computing — sounds weird, but I’m on board
By Jason England published
Oh, snap!

I asked a professional illustrator what to buy to get started in digital art — 3 starter packs for 3 different budgets to celebrate World Art Day
By John-Anthony Disotto published
I asked a professional illustrator what he'd buy to create digital art — here are the products he actually uses, at every budget.

108 malicious Chrome extensions found stealing data and injecting ads into every page you visit — delete them right now
By Anthony Spadafora published
Security researchers have uncovered a new coordinated campaign which uses malicious extensions to steal user data and hijack browsing sessions.
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