Businesses face mounting pressure to secure their networks, infrastructure, and data. Cyberattackers often target employees through phishing and social engineering to defraud them or to obtain sensitive data, and this may include credentials. Alternatively, it’s possible to purchase initial access through the Dark Web or to take advantage of leaked username and password combinations to… Continue reading The best password managers for businesses in 2025: Expert tested
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The best robot mowers of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed
Though I mostly enjoy mowing my lawn, I can’t say I always look forward to it. After getting a robot mower, what used to be quiet time with my mower has turned into quality active time with my kids, and I’ll never complain about that. A robot mower functions like a robot vacuum and mop,… Continue reading The best robot mowers of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed
Why some companies are backing away from the public cloud
PM Images/Getty Images The cloud has dominated enterprise technology provision for a decade or more. Public cloud services, with huge capacity, commitments to security, and assurances that the latest and greatest technologies are running underneath, offer a compelling value proposition. In the age of artificial intelligence (AI), capacity is critical. However, a new survey suggests… Continue reading Why some companies are backing away from the public cloud
I turned my Starlink Mini into a near-perfect off-grid internet solution. Here’s how
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET If you need to be connected to the internet but there’s no Wi-Fi or cellular signal nearby, and not even an Ethernet port in sight, then you have to look up to the skies — to the satellites whooshing 340 miles above your head at dizzying speeds. Also: Do wind power generators actually… Continue reading I turned my Starlink Mini into a near-perfect off-grid internet solution. Here’s how
Samsung teased its stretchable Micro LED display at CES – my phone started to feel boring
Kerry Wan/ZDNET When I first laid eyes on Samsung’s stretchable Micro LED display concept, I was taken back to when my childhood self watched The Ring. Seeing that infamous scene of a creature crawling out from within the TV led to many, many sleepless nights as a six-year-old. Also: I replaced my Google Pixel 9… Continue reading Samsung teased its stretchable Micro LED display at CES – my phone started to feel boring
How I turned this 98-inch TV into an immersive entertainment system (and it’s $1,200 off)
ZDNET’s key takeaways TCL’s 98-inch Class S5 Series TV is one of the most accessibly-priced TVs of its size, and it’s currently on sale for $1,500 off. Watching movies and TV shows on such a big display is as close to a theatre-like experience as one can get at home. With such a large TV,… Continue reading How I turned this 98-inch TV into an immersive entertainment system (and it’s $1,200 off)
Nvidia signs largest car maker, Toyota, to use its self-driving chips
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shows off the company’s Thor AGX chip during his keynote at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show. Chip giant Nvidia has inked a deal for Toyota, the world’s largest car manufacturer, to use the company’s autonomous driving chips and software in multiple different models of car, the company’s co-founder and CEO, Jensen… Continue reading Nvidia signs largest car maker, Toyota, to use its self-driving chips
United preps its in-flight Starlink Wi-Fi for takeoff – and it’ll be free
ZDNET In September 2024, United Airlines announced its partnership with SpaceX to offer faster, more reliable, and free access to Wi-Fi for all MileagePlus members sometime this year. Now, it appears the airline is fast-tracking its program, targeting the second quarter of 2025 to mark its debut for customers. Testing begins next month In fact,… Continue reading United preps its in-flight Starlink Wi-Fi for takeoff – and it’ll be free
Get your IT infrastructure AI-ready
By Ken Kaplan Many enterprises are well down their path toward implementing artificial intelligence, whereas others are still unsure how they’ll use it to run their business. Either way, CIOs and IT teams have many choices to make as AI continues to evolve at lightning speed. Some feel that the train is leaving the station… Continue reading Get your IT infrastructure AI-ready
My favorite robot mower adds two more affordable ‘mini’ units for smaller yards
Maria Diaz/ZDNET The Mammotion Luba 2 is my favorite robot mower, bar none. I’ve been running it weekly across my front and back yards, and it has succeeded in leaving my push mower out of the job. At CES 2025, Mammotion announced the launch of two “mini” robot mowers: the Luba mini and the Yuka… Continue reading My favorite robot mower adds two more affordable ‘mini’ units for smaller yards