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Here's how to use a smart speaker to take control of your smart home with your voice.

The Swift 5, an ultrathin and super light notebook, will be available in the US in October starting at $1,000.

Both Motorola phones are solid options if your budget is under $200. If you're trying to decide which one to get, we're here to help.

Side-by-side with last year's cheaper model, it's tough to tell the difference.

EA shows off the future of its sports games, including new footage from FIFA and Madden 21.

We see what's in Lego's new sets, including a Mario that can hop, talk and scan blocks.

The Last of Us Part 2 is a once-in-a-console-generation game. It delivers an incredibly powerful story, heart-stopping gameplay and jaw-dropping visuals. Jeff Bakalar has played through the entire game and offers his spoiler-free review.

Let's take a first look at some of the new features coming to Android 11. We're running the public beta on a Pixel 4 and looking at Android's new bubble messages, changes to notifications, a built-in screen recorder (yay!) and some more flexible media controls.

The 10x optical zoom is amazing, but the lack of Google services and the high price are problems for this phone.

We'll walk you through setting up the $20 Wyze Cam in no time.

Resideo's $200 Honeywell Home T9 Smart Thermostat handles your home's heating and cooling for you.

We got to play with Xiaomi's Mi 10 Pro. It's sleek, ultra fast and has 5G, but is it worth the price?

Online sales and home delivery start at $50.

The all-in-one soundbar to beat, the sleek and simple-to-set-up Arc has 11 drivers, a wide soundstage with lots of bass, and support for the Dolby Atmos surround-sound format.

Routines for Google Assistant let you control multiple smart home gadgets at once, get info about your calendar or the weather, play music or podcasts, and more.