The dual-mode Speedtest Pulse troubleshoots network issues for ISPs and enterprises, and fits on a smartphone's MagSafe connector.

The dual-mode Speedtest Pulse troubleshoots network issues for ISPs and enterprises, and fits on a smartphone's MagSafe connector.

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Google accidentally revealed its new lineup of Nest products within its own Home app. The leak confirms the upcoming Nest Cam and Nest Doorbell will feature 2K video, Gemini AI support, and new color ...

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Apple is able to wirelessly update iPhones that are still in the box using a proprietary system called "Presto," and now 9to5Mac claims that the technology is going to be expanded to the Mac. With ...