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Michael Short/Bloomberg via Getty Images Content management platform Box wants to make sense of all your PDFs, contracts, and images so your business can work more seamlessly — using, of course, artificial intelligence (AI). On Tuesday, the company announced two new enterprise AI products: Box Apps and Box AI Studio. The former helps businesses build […] More

Nord ZDNET’s key takeaways NordPass<!–> offers unlimited password storage and basic functionality for free. Two-year paid plans with premium features can cost up to $81 for individuals and $144 for families, though Nord frequently has significant discounts on annual subscriptions, often for over half off that listed price. NordPass has a user-friendly interface that is […] More

Jason Cipriani/ZDNETMaybe you don’t care that Apple released a new pair of AirPods, the AirPods 4 More

Maria Diaz/ZDNETWhether you’re new to password management or are considering an alternative to your current tool, it can be hard to sort out which password manager is best for your situation. Most do a decent job with saving, securely storing, and filling your credentials across devices and platforms, so the difference usually comes down to a combination of unique features, cost, and user experience. In our head-to-head comparison of Bitwarden More

<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways The TCL QM8 (2024) features rich colors and searing brightness. It has enhanced audio over last year’s model, while still being easy to set up and navigate. I wish the viewing angles weren’t somewhat limited, and you’ll want to wait for a deal to buy one. more buying choices As this […] More

We’ve seen many critically acclaimed smartphone launches over the past year. We got smaller flagship phones with no-compromise optics like the Pixel 9 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro, while foldables saw more variety, with the Pixel 9 Pro Fold and Motorola stepping up to offer a better value-for-money Razr. It’s been a year of improved flagships with great optics, a few incremental upgrades, and better battery life with 5G connectivity. But you don’t need to spend upwards of $1,000 to get a good 5G phone. The best 5G phones range from $300 to $1,800, and include several form factors. From small-screen Pro phones to big-screen foldables, there’s plenty to choose from, and we’re here to help. ZDNET tested and reviewed a plethora of 5G phones to help you choose the best device for your needs.Also: The best phones: Expert tested What is the best 5G phone right now?We’ve tested dozens of devices, and our pick for the best 5G phone overall is the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra More