Michael Dell, Dell Technologies Co-Founder and CEO, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk his $6.25 billion commitment to Invest America, the impact of AI on the future of the workforce, and more.

Samsung has unveiled a tenkeyless keyboard that can be used with your Galaxy phone, tablet or laptop – actually, the keyboard can work with all three devices at once. It uses Bluetooth 5.4 to connect ...

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Listening to music via Bluetooth isn't as simple as plugging in a pair of headphones and playing audio from your device. Yet Bluetooth headphones and earbuds offer a wireless connection that's ...

Summary: The pros far outweigh the cons of this Dell Inspiron 16 laptop and the price is justifiable. Compared to the previous AMD-based Inspiron 15, this generation offers a larger screen, improved ...

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Zagg today announced the launch of the Pro Keys Connect, a new keyboard case that's designed for the iPad, iPad Air, and iPad Pro. The Pro Keys Connect is able to interface with an ‌iPad‌ using USB-C, ...

The just-launched Satechi OntheGo Bluetooth Keyboard with Stand is for those who need a travel keyboard for their iPad and don’t want to limit the accessory to just one tablet. Plus, Satechi launched ...

Satechi today announced the launch of a new travel-friendly mouse and keyboard setup designed for smartphones and tablets. The OntheGo Bluetooth Keyboard with Stand and OntheGo Bluetooth Mouse have ...

Ahead of IFA 2025, Satechi has introduced its new OntheGo lineup, featuring a travel-friendly keyboard and mouse. While the company markets these devices under the broader banner of "mobile ...

Just a few months ago, I asked when Windows 11 would stop screwing up the little things. Obviously, it was a rhetorical question because hatred alone can’t fuel immediate change, even if one wishes it ...