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Readers' Choice: You Choose the Best ISPs in North America

Assuming you have a choice of internet providers, which one should you pick for the best reliability, speed, and overall satisfaction? Thousands of PCMag readers in the US and Canada reveal their top choices in our annual survey.

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THE TECH NEWS YOU NEED NOW

Looks Like Big Changes Are Afoot for MacOS: These Are the 12 Features I Most Want to See

At WWDC on June 9, Apple will finally reveal the latest version of macOS. Based on my long history with the operating system, here are a dozen features that I think would make it better than ever.

Cybercriminals Hack Asus Routers: Here's How to Check If They Got Into Yours

A 'well-resourced and highly capable adversary' gains unauthorized access to 9,000 routers, likely trying to infect them with malware and create a botnet.

Which Smartphones Are Most Popular in 2025? The Winner Might Surprise You

Apple's iPhones dominate Counterpoint Research's Q1 stats, but it's not the Pro versions at the top of the list. Plus, why a resurgence of midrange phones is a potential red flag.

Elon Musk Outlines Ambitious Plan to Produce 10K Starlink Satellites Per Year

In a presentation to SpaceX employees about plans to colonize Mars, Musk also said he wants SpaceX to make a staggering 1,000 Starship vehicles per year.

Gmail Will Now Summarize Your Emails, Even if You Didn't Ask It To

AI summary cards generated by Google Gemini are now automatically appearing in some emails. The feature is currently limited to the mobile app for Workspace accounts.

Don't Expect an Xbox Handheld Soon: Microsoft to Focus on Windows 11 First

A new report says Microsoft has paused development of its own first-party Xbox handheld device and is instead focused on optimizing Windows 11 for third-party handhelds.