Ashley Biancuzzo is an Associate Editor at PCWorld. She covers a range of topics including tech, consumer tech, and retail, with a particular focus on computer software, consumer electronics, and aerospace engineering. Ashley's work has been featured in Knowledia and PCWorld, showcasing her expertise in both aviation and robotic engineering.
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I wear my AirPods every day, and these $14 silicone tips completely changed how comfortable they are.
The Roborock Saros 20 is a premium robot vacuum that cleans well and makes life easier, but it's expensive and probably more than what most people need for their homes.
A simple 1080p webcam with natural-looking color, easy setup, and a physical privacy cover. Welp. It finally happened. My old webcam bit the dust.
By: Ashley Biancuzzo
The Dreame D20 Air Plus is focused on doing the basics well. It'll vacuum your floors, empty debris into the base station, and (mostly) stay out of your way.
By: Ashley Biancuzzo
The U.S. just put new restrictions on advanced robots, and your next robot vacuum could be affected.
By: Ashley Biancuzzo
The Acer TravelMate P2 14 AI is a good laptop. But there's cheaper laptops out there that can deliver better performance, battery life, and value.
By: Ashley Biancuzzo
Dell's new $699 XPS 13 looks and feels far more expensive than it is — and comes surprisingly close to beating Apple's MacBook Neo.
I thought Flowtica's AI-powered Scribe would help me capture my chaotic thoughts, but it made me weirdly self-conscious instead.
Cars are a much weirder environment for these machines than I thought So let me set the scene here.
Dell's new 14S laptop comes in gorgeous colors and packs a 1800p display.
