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How to Watch the Milwaukee Brewers vs. the Tampa Bay Rays World Series Game 4 for Free

The Brewers and Rays will face off again in Game 4 of the World Series. With three consecutive wins, Milwaukee could win the entire championship tonight. Here's how to watch as the MLB playoffs come to a close.

By Jason Cohen
Garrett Mitchell of the Milwaukee Brewers celebrates with Cooper Pratt

Palmer Luckey Floats Attaching Starlink-Like Antenna to His US-Made Laptops

Luckey's Anduril isn't the first company to consider placing a phased-array antenna on a laptop's casing. Apple and Dell have submitted patent applications describing similar systems.

By Michael Kan
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This Economist Sees 'No Signs of AI Payoff' Beyond the Major Tech Firms

Revenue per employee is up at the top tech firms, but it's a different story outside Silicon Valley.

By Jon Martindale
Torsten Slok on stage.

What Happened to SpaceX's Starlink Stores?

Stores in the Midwest have closed their doors, but new job postings suggest SpaceX still wants to expand Starlink's presence at third-party retail locations.

By Michael Kan
starlink display

The Oppo Find X10 Teases What We Could Have Had With OnePlus

The Oppo Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max offer a glimpse at what US buyers might have had if its sister brand, OnePlus, were still with us.

By Florence Ion
Oppo Find X10 Pro Max

Apple 'Pro and Tell' Event Live: New M6 Macs, and Everything Else Announced So Far

Join us live from Los Angeles on Wednesday at 10 a.m. (PT), as Apple wraps up a week of new MacBook, iMac, and iPad mini product announcements. We've got all the details.

By Joe Osborne
Apple Pro and Tell

Apple's 'Pro and Tell' Oct. 28 Event: All the Macs and iPads Revealed So Far

A new iPad mini, MacBook Pro, and iMac headline Cupertino's freshly revealed hardware. But is there more in store?

By Joe Osborne
What to Expect From Apple Mac Launch Fall 2026

Building a Smart Home? These Are the Brands Our Readers Trust Most

Real users rate the smart home products they use every day, from speakers and displays to lighting and thermostats. Here's who comes out on top.

By Eric Griffith
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Palmer Luckey, Qualcomm Tease US-Made 'BlueChip' Laptops

Orders for the first BlueChip laptop, designed and assembled in the US, will open next year. The long-term goal is to develop an entire domestic supply chain for computer manufacturing.

By Michael Kan
bluechip laptop

Instagram Prepares to Take on YouTube With 90-Minute Horizontal Videos

This is Instagram’s second major attempt at long-form videos after IGTV, which launched in 2018 but was phased out in 2022 after failing to gain traction.

By Jibin Joseph
Instagram app logo displayed on a smartphone

Apple Overhauls iMac With Powerful M6 Chip for 'Extra Snappy' Performance

Apple's new all-in-one is 1.5x faster than its predecessor for everyday tasks and adds Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6 connectivity. After a June price hike, its starting price remains at $1,499.

By Jibin Joseph
Woman working on an M6 iMac

How to Watch Every 2026 NFL Game Live (Even Without Cable)

Now that the season is in full swing, you'll want to stream every touchdown, sack, and field goal of football. Here's how to tune in to Week 8's primetime games, even if you don't have cable.

By Jason Cohen
fans cheering in front of a TV showing a football game

Gift of the Year Awards: 12 Top-Notch Tech Picks Our Experts Want for Themselves

We put hundreds of tech products through their paces every year, which makes us picky gift-givers. These 12 gadgets will make almost anyone on your list happy. Including you.

By The PCMag Editorial Team
gifts of the year

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's Cool Extraction Mode Made Me Feel Bad for Marathon Fans

As even the best extraction shooters struggle to escape the genre’s unforgiving reputation, COD's new DMZ mode introduces countless players to this particular flavor of looting and shooting.

By Jordan Minor
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Watch While You Can: Everything Leaving Netflix in November 2026

Here are our recommendations for what you should catch on the streamer before it's gone.

By K. Thor Jensen
netflix logo on a phone

I’ve Used Plenty of Foldables. The iPhone Duo Complaints Don’t Hold Up

Apple’s first folding iPhone is an impressive debut. The trade-offs critics complain about come with all foldables, and Android users have made peace with them years ago.

By Florence Ion
a photo of a person holding up the iPhone Duo

What to Watch on Netflix in November 2026

There's a bunch of series to be thankful for hitting Netflix this month, including a creepy Catholic schoolgirl thriller, an animated cyberpunk Western, and more.

By K. Thor Jensen
The Body

PeakDo's New Battery for Starlink Mini Dish Features Fan, Puncture-Resistance

The LinkPower Ultra battery add-on has a built-in fan to address overheating. But the accessory costs $329, making it more expensive than the Mini dish itself.

By Michael Kan
LinkPower Ultra Battery for Starlink Mini

Lab Exclusive: We Tested 80 PC Cases to Find Out Which Ones Are the Quietest

Three full years of testing ATX, MicroATX, and Mini-ITX PC cases, and our decibel meter has seen it all. If you want a PC build you can barely hear, start here.

By John Burek
Quietest PC Cases

VR Tech Gives DLSS 5 a Big Performance Boost on Ultrawide Monitors

Foveated rendering drops the render resolution on the peripherals, giving the GPU an assist.

By Jon Martindale
Cyberpunk 2077 with blurred edges.