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CNET How ToMar 19, 2026
Your iPhone or Android Phone Can Last Years Longer if You Do This
There's a lot you can do to make your phone last for much longer and it'll save you a ton of money.

CNET NewsMar 19, 2026
Nvidia GTC: Everything We Learned About AI, Claws, CPUs and Robotics This Week
It's the last day of Nvidia GTC. This is your ultimate guide to everything the chip maker has done this week.

CNET Most Popular ProductsMar 19, 2026
GIGABYTE's X870E AUROS Elite X3D Is Built to Be the Ultimate AMD Gaming Foundation
High-end specs meet DIY-friendly features. Gigabyte's latest Aorus Elite makes it easier to build a powerhouse PC without the typical installation headaches.

New York Times TechMar 19, 2026
AI Replica of Val Kilmer to Appear in ‘As Deep as the Grave'
Kilmer's estate collaborated with the filmmakers to make a digital likeness of the actor, who died of cancer last year.

EngadgetMar 19, 2026
Nothing Phone 4a Pro review: A midrange phone that rivals the Pixel 10a
Nothing takes a different tack with its phone series. For the second time in a row, its midrange entry-level A-series smartphones debuted ahead of its next flagship device. The company has even warned that we won't be getting the Nothing Phone 4 until next year. Until then, the Phone 4a Pro is here to make an impact, with a more restrained design, a less obtrusive camera bump and specs that beat out last year's Nothing Phone 3 — all for $499. In 2026, Nothing is truly aiming to dethrone the Pixel 10a.



Hardware Mat Smith for Engadget It's a new look. That's often the case with Nothing's smartphones as the company typically reimagines or rejigs what you can see through the clear back panel. This year, however, Nothing is making bigger changes: this is its first metal (aluminum) unibody phone.

With a new periscope telephoto camera design, the jarringly thick camera bump of last year's


EngadgetMar 18, 2026
Apple Studio Display XDR review: Expensive, but there's no monitor like it
It's hard for most people to justify spending $3,299 on a monitor, but creative pros will gladly do so if it makes their jobs easier. Apple's 27-inch 5K Studio Display XDR is aimed straight at those folks and it costs considerably less than the company's previous high-end monitor, the 6K Pro Display XDR.

Thanks to the Mini LED IPS panel, the Studio Display XDR has higher brightness and color accuracy than nearly any other monitor on the market. It also has tech that boosts contrast to outperform similar displays. With its unique combination of features, the Studio Display XDR isn't as overpriced as you might think, and it has high appeal for me as a video editor. I do, however, wish it was bigger.



Design and features If you're familiar with Apple's previous Studio Display, you'll have a good idea of the Studio Display XDR's design. The body has a high-quality brushed aluminum finish, with small holes across the top and bottom designed to vent heat from the built-in, nearly silent fan.

It has enough internal hardware to be a standalone computer, as it's equipped with an A19 Pro processor and 12GB (!) of RAM — more than Apple's new MacBook Neo laptop. That extra horsepower is required for all of the image processing, dimming algorithms, webcam operation and HDR tone-mapping.



Major GeeksMar 18, 2026
Google Chrome 146.0.7680.154
Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier. One box for everything, type in the address bar and get suggestions for both search and web pages. [License: Freeware | Requires: 11|10|8|7|Linux|macOS | Size: Size Varies ]

CNET NewsMar 18, 2026
Nvidia Is Trying to Make a Computer for Orbital AI Data Centers
Powering it is probably easy. Keeping things cool in a vacuum is the hard part.

Mac RumorsMar 18, 2026
Apple Seeds iOS 26.4 and iPadOS 26.4 Release Candidates
Apple today seeded the release candidate version of upcoming iOS 26.4 and iPadOS 26.4 updates to developers and public beta testers, with the software coming a week after Apple provided the fourth betas. The release candidate represents the final version of iOS 26.4 that will be provided to the public if no additional bugs are found.


CNET Most Popular ProductsMar 18, 2026
This Is What Will Happen if You Try to Make Popcorn in an Air Fryer
If you're thinking of popping popcorn in an air fryer, you'll want to read this expert advice first.
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