Back to school season means new backpacks, new supplies, and yes, new gadgets. We rounded up 5 tech picks that are actually worth the money this year, from devices that keep kids connected to tools that make homework a little less painful.

Weird gadgets I can’t stop thinking about.

I tested Nuropod, a wearable vagus nerve stimulator designed to help regulate stress, sleep, and recovery by gently activating the body’s natural relaxation response. Here’s what it actually feels like to use, and why this kind of nervous system tech is starting to change the way we think about wellness.

I'm bringing on a new employee and an intern right now, and I refuse to let training become a second full-time job. Here's the browser extension I've been testing that turns my actual workflow into a step-by-step guide, no writing, no screen recording, no memory required.

A simple way to export your ChatGPT history and bring your context into Claude so you're not starting from scratch when you switch.

My hands-on take after a month in the iOS 27 public beta testing Siri AI, including personal context, Camera mode, onscreen awareness, and why this is the Apple Intelligence update that finally delivers.

Back to school season is here. From photo privacy to trackable sneakers to emergency contact cards, here's what's actually on my list this year.

Yahoo invited me to Field Trip to the Future, FWB's part music festival, part tech conference in Idyllwild. Here's what I took away about tech, humanity, and the internet's future.

Yahoo Scout cuts through the noise and gives you accurate, sourced answers without the tab chaos. Here's what happened when I let my 7-year-old put it to the test.