This video doorbell with no monthly fees actually guards your packages (and it's $60 off)

This video doorbell with no monthly fees actually guards your packages (and it's  off)

ZDNET’s key takeaways The Eufy Security Video Doorbell E340 is available now for $180. This doorbell features two cameras to give you complete visibility of the person at your door and any packages left on your porch, all with no monthly fees. Although the doorbell comes with 8GB of built-in local storage (enough for up to 60 days of event recordings), you need to add a Eufy Security HomeBase to get the most out of…

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Buy a OnePlus Open now, get another phone and pair of earbuds for free

Buy a OnePlus Open now, get another phone and pair of earbuds for free

June Wan/ZDNET It may not be Black Friday, but Presidents’ Day has its fair share of great tech deals — and OnePlus is joining the festivities. Right now, if you buy the OnePlus Open from the company’s online store, you’ll receive two gifts: a OnePlus Nord N30 and the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 in either Midnight Opus black, Lunar Radiance white, or Sapphire Blue. In total, you’ll be saving almost $500 with this purchase. Also: The…

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I've tested many Ring cameras but one of the best I've found is 50% off

I've tested many Ring cameras but one of the best I've found is 50% off

Maria Diaz/ZDNET Right now, you can get a Ring Stick Up Cam Pro at Amazon for only $90 (that’s half off). The 50% discount is available on the battery Pro model, but you can also get a battery-powered Ring Stick Up Cam at 40% off for $60 this Presidents’ Day. Also: The 45+ best early Amazon Presidents’ Day tech deals live right now Since the Ring Stick Up Cam Pro is built for indoor or outdoor…

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Roborock's new AI-powered vacuums with market-leading suction are on sale now

Roborock's new AI-powered vacuums with market-leading suction are on sale now

Roborock Roborock made waves at CES in Las Vegas in January by debuting the world’s first mass-produced robot vacuum with a robotic arm. Now they’re releasing the flagship models of their new Saros series, named after the cycle used to forecast eclipses.  The Roborock Saros 10 and Saros 10R, both a super-slim 7.98 centimeters, feature a main brush and a flexible side brush to sweep away the hair on your floors, and Roborock’s AdaptiLift Chassis,…

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The AirPods Max are $100 off ahead of Presidents' Day sales

The AirPods Max are 0 off ahead of Presidents' Day sales

Kerry Wan/ZDNET Presidents’ Day may be a week away, but that doesn’t mean the holiday deals haven’t started. There are plenty of savings to be had on household tech and accessories, and even savings on the most coveted tech, like Apple products.  That includes Apple’s over-ear headphones — the popular AirPods Max Apple just released an updated version sporting new colors and a USB-C port (also on sale for $70 off), but if you’re more excited…

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I changed these 8 Apple Watch settings to significantly extend battery life

I changed these 8 Apple Watch settings to significantly extend battery life

Kerry Wan/ZDNET I love my Apple Watch. It’s with me wherever I go, whether that’s to the gym for my (almost) daily workout or to the office so I can check my notifications at a glance. I like switching between the different watch faces, trying to find the right band to fit my style, and replying to messages with the surprisingly accurate QWERTY keyboard on my wrist. Occasionally, I’ll even crack open an app to…

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Why firewalls and VPNs give you a false sense of security

Why firewalls and VPNs give you a false sense of security

In the ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity threats, traditional pillars like firewalls and VPNs are struggling to keep pace with the evolving challenges. Organizations are facing an upsurge in security breaches and vulnerabilities that surpass the capabilities of these longstanding security measures. The shift from on-premises work environments to more remote and digital setups has forced industries to rethink their security strategies. Once hailed as the foundation of security, firewalls and VPNs now find themselves outdated…

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This eye massager helps my migraines, and it's 30% off

This eye massager helps my migraines, and it's 30% off

Christina Darby/ZDNET I am someone who gets headaches — a lot. And sometimes, no matter what over-the-counter medication I take or herbal remedies I try out, they just won’t go away. Desperate to find a solution to the migraines that would render it impossible to write, I bought the Renpho Heated Eye Massager to try out, and I’m so glad I did.  Also: The best early Presidents’ Day tech deals live now: Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and more…

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Zero Trust security, why it’s essential In today’s threat landscape

Zero Trust security, why it’s essential In today’s threat landscape

Coined in 2010 by Forrester Research, the term “zero trust” has long been hijacked by security vendors eager to take advantage of the hype that surrounds the concept. Today, it’s so overused and misused that many see it as a meaningless buzzword—but that’s far from the truth. In fact, its widespread misappropriation demonstrates the power of zero trust security. Why else would countless vendors try to capitalize on it? As they say, imitation is the…

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Cerebras CEO on DeepSeek: Every time computing gets cheaper, the market gets bigger

Cerebras CEO on DeepSeek: Every time computing gets cheaper, the market gets bigger

 “When you are 50 or 70 times faster than the competition, you can do things they can’t do at all,” says Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman. Tiernan Ray/ZDNET AI computer pioneer Cerebras Systems has been “crushed” with demand to run DeepSeek’s R1 large language model, says company co-founder and CEO Andrew Feldman. “We are thinking about how to meet the demand; it’s big,” Feldman told me in an interview via Zoom last week. DeepSeek R1 is…

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