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I sometimes need to record interviews as part of my job, and the best free recorder apps I've used are probably already installed on your phone.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3 is incredibly light and reasonably thin. But it looks stale compared to the ultra-modern Dell XPS 13 Plus.

Led by strong returns for shares of Amgen and Microsoft, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is trading up Friday morning. Shares of Amgen and Microsoft have...

The productivity software seller's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings and revenue topped expectations.

Samsung gave some meaningful upgrades to the Galaxy Tab S9 series. But an Android tablet is only as good as the software it serves, yet One UI seems ignorant.

Chip maker Microchip sees business conditions deteriorating in China, softness in Europe, and weakness in key sectors of the global economy.

Recent Nvidia RTX graphics cards have a strange new feature: DLAA. We're here to define what it is, how you can use it, and how it looks in games.

Arriving a year late and $500 more expensive than the competition, the Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 seemed doomed to fail. But it still stands out against all odds.

The tech giant posted 12% growth for Amazon Web Services in the June quarter, surpassing Street expectations.

Shares of Fortinet Inc. and Palo Alto Networks Inc. weighed on cybersecurity stocks but providing some buoyancy to the sector were shares of Cloudflare Inc.