For now, the Portal Go remains the go-to device for talking with grandparents, but the Glow engages in different ways.
If you're not careful, Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri and Google's Assistant may be saving your every word. Here's how to delete that personal data.
The Korean manufacturer closes the circle of its ecosystem with more fluid communication between its Windows and Android devices.
This big-ass smart display is gorgeous to look at, but the software and camera need serious work.
Set limits on your Google Nest or Amazon Echo to make sure kids don't access features they shouldn't.
Sengled's latest bulbs use radar technology to track your sleep time, heart rate, and body temperature.
The company is also fixing a huge issue with the Elite 7 Pro and Elite 7 Active.
The new device, which comes in DIY and pro versions, promises to monitor your home's water usage to save money (and water).
CES kicks off Jan. 5, despite everything. Here are the major product launches in store.
You might want to avoid any "challenges" that Alexa recommends.
The voice assistant isn't shutting down but the similarly named web-ranking service is.
Gizmodo's consumer tech team offers their holiday picks.
Sony's HT-A7000 is impressive as hell, but it's also more expensive than the competition.
From Little Mermaid and Aladdin to Pinocchio and Snow White , we picked the 10 best Disney songs from animation.
Amazon is getting ready for the smart home future in which Alexa could control everything.
The Librarian of Congress approved exemptions to copyright law that greatly expand right to repair, if we can get the parts.
Before Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant made our devices talk, this digital pyramid would read you the time.
If you want a kid-friendly screen you can easily move around the house, Portal Go is it—but it doesn't have parental controls.
TP-Link's indoor security camera offers the basics. Many folks don't need much else.
Walled gardens have no place within the smart home.
