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This holiday season, let’s talk about the gadgets that are no longer with us anymore — because we broke them. Here are the phones, tablets, laptops, cameras, even a car that met their end.

Like many people, I’m not terribly happy with my traditional ISP. So I leapt at the chance to try out T-Mobile’s cellular-powered Home Internet service, which uses 5G and LTE instead of a cable. It wasn’t quite good enough.

Apple is proud to announce its anti-stalking app for Android: Tracker Detect lets Android users scan for malicious, hidden AirTag trackers.

If you’ve got an original Switch and are looking to upgrade the dock or have a Switch OLED and want to replace the dock, Nintendo will now sell you one for $70, only $10 more than it sells the original dock for.

An indictment from the DOJ suggests that the January Ubiquiti hack was actually carried out by someone who was working for the company at the time, and who tried to get the company to pay a ransom.

Pauline Hanson might say: “Please explain!” and NFTs are tricky to understand – but perhaps we need to?

Steam banned blockchain games; Epic Games welcomed them. Is this the next big platform battle?

Microsoft’s next version of Windows, Windows 11, is coming October 5th. Technically, a near-final version is already here, and we’ve spent considerable time with it on over a dozen different PCs.

Rivian's first electric truck can handle tough roads and camping adventures.

Casey Newton interviews Tinder’s head of trust and safety about new verification options for online dating — that could maybe help other online platforms like Twitter with their verification issues as well.