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TechPulse puts ZDNET and 5 other tech sites in one feed – for free

Choose which CNET Group publications appear in your feed, then catch up on news, reviews, and videos – without an algorithm deciding what you see.

TechPulse puts ZDNET and 5 other tech sites in one feed – for free

TechPulse, an application launched by the CNET Group, consolidates articles and videos from ZDNET, CNET, PCMag, Mashable, Lifehacker, and ExtremeTech into a single feed, available free of charge on both iOS and Android platforms. The app enables users to customize their news sources by selecting specific publications, or choosing to view content from all six sources combined.

This personalized feed eliminates the need to visit multiple homepages repeatedly, offering a streamlined approach to staying updated on the latest tech news. With integrated videos and expert reviews, TechPulse aims to provide a comprehensive tech news experience without the need for a subscription. The app's algorithm-free approach ensures that users have control over their content consumption, promising a faster and more efficient way to access and digest breaking tech news.

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