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Fortnite may not be on the Google Play Store, but it's still available through Epic. Here's how to side-load the official app and jump back in.

The Dell XPS 14 has plenty of things working against it, but it's beautiful enough to justify its less practical aspects.

From using its built-in webcam to viewing live feeds of other cameras, Amazon makes it easy to turn your Echo Show into a security hub. Here's how it works.

Acer has just launched two new thin and light notebooks, both of which are powered by the latest AMD Ryzen mobile processors.

In an exclusive Q&A with Digital Trends, Nothing CEO Carl Pei reveals some exciting secrets about the forthcoming Nothing Phone 2a to whet your appetite.

Microsoft is on an artificial-intelligence charm offensive around the world. The technology company’s latest commitment is for around $5.6 billion in AI...

Wyze insists security is a top priority for the company after it emerged that thousands of customers saw imagery from smart cameras that didn't belong to them.

Adobe's latest AI feature brings AI to its PDF editor, including the free PDF viewer Reader.

Amazon's Woot is currently offering discounts on several models of the Amazon Fire tablets, including 39% off for the Amazon Fire Max 11 with 64GB of storage.

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