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TODAY'S MUST-READ STORY

AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB Review: Team Red Makes Its Big Value Play

In our tests, AMD's Radeon RX 9060 XT delivers one of the largest generational performance leaps in 2025's crop of graphics cards. Its potent frame rates across many game types and 16GB of memory make this GPU a sweet, popularly priced deal for 1080p and light 1440p play.

THE LATEST FROM PC LABS

Suction Power Is an Unreliable Measure for Robot Vacuums: My Testing Proves It

I've reviewed plenty of high-end robovacs that routinely tout up to 22,000Pa, but the common suction power spec doesn't always translate to real-world performance. Here's why.

I Can't Believe How Much Easier Voice Chat Is on the Nintendo Switch 2

GameChat on the Switch 2 lets you interact with other online gamers much more easily than on the Switch 1. I got a chance to try it and am here to tell you what it's like to use.

These 7 Accessibility Features Make the Nintendo Switch 2 Way Easier to Use

The Switch 2 has several useful features and settings that can greatly help if you have sight, hearing, motor, or vocal difficulties. I walk you through how to access and use them.

Is Your iPhone Backing Up, Syncing to iCloud? Here's How to Check Now

If you've felt the pain of losing all the photos, videos, and documents saved on your iPhone, or want to avoid it, iCloud is your friend. Here's how I make sure everything's set up and syncing.

Bluehost WonderSuite Website Builder, Tested: WordPress Made Even Easier

Bluehost's already excellent web hosting service sweetens the deal with this accessible, WordPress-focused website builder that lets you create a personal or business site with ease.

WEEKEND PROJECT

How I Turned a Raspberry Pi Into a NAS for Better (and Cheaper) File Sharing

Not ready to invest in a network attached storage device? Make your own with a spare Raspberry Pi. Here's how I turned a simple board into the brains of a wireless file sharing system.