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I spent 2 weeks testing the HP Omen 35L and it's the only gaming PC I'll ever need — if my wallet will allow it
Editor's ChoiceThe HP Omen 35L is a smartly designed gaming PC that's built to last, but is it worth the high price it demands? Here are my thoughts after two weeks of testing.
The best tablets to buy in 2026: Our top iPad and Android picks tested
We've tested the best tablets to help you decide between an iPad, Android tablets and Windows slates to boost your productivity with a screen that's right for you.
I tried Rokid's AI + AR glasses for a month, and the general 'bad vibes' I have around wearables are slowly subsiding, but I can't stop worrying about my personal data
I tested Rokid's new AI + AR glasses for a month — here's how they fared.
I wanted to hate Nvidia’s DLSS 5 ‘AI filter’ — but the real DLSS 5 is photorealistic black magic
I tested official DLSS 5 in NBA 2K27. Forget the leaked mods — here is why Nvidia's 3D-guided neural rendering pipeline is a photorealistic game-changer.
'We're not changing it': MapQuest hits No. 1 in App Store after refusing to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America
MapQuest is now ranked the highest it's ever been in the App Store — here's why.
I got a sneak peek at TP-Link’s upcoming Wi-Fi 8 routers — and improved range and reliability are their biggest upgrades
The next generation of Wi-Fi gear is aimed more at dependability than outright speed but for many, it will offer more throughput.
These are the best 4 Android tablets we've tested for streaming, drawing and work you can buy today
Our guide to the best Android tablets offers a curated list of the top iPad alternatives.
I replaced all of my screens with smart glasses for a week: here's what happened
Smart glasses cost as much as a decent gaming monitor, so I swapped my screens out for glasses to see if it was actually better.
Microsoft Outlook was down? Live tracking multi-hour email outage
Microsoft Outlook appears to be suffering from an outage.
I toured the Alienware Training Facility to see what it takes to support esport teams; from high-end gear to a private chef
Tom’s Guide visited the Team Liquid Alienware Training Facility in Los Angeles to see what it takes to run an esports team, from the equipment to the food and everything in between.
