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Amazon Brings AI to Its Budget-Friendly Fire HD 8 Tablets
Amazon's new Fire HD 8 tablets, launching just in time for Prime Day, feature three AI tools and start at $54.99 (45% off).
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Smart Glasses Can Use Facial Recognition to Dox Complete Strangers
Using Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, Harvard students were able to look up personal information on people at a glance – and even creepily stalk them.
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Use Live Video to Google Questions About the World Around You
Have you ever tried to describe a dance move or a skateboarding trick to find it on Google? Now, you can search using live video instead of words or an image.
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NordVPN Gets Quantum-Proof Encryption: Why You Should Care
Learn how NordVPN is preparing for the quantum computing era with post-quantum cryptography and discover why this matters for your online security now.
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Microsoft Paint's New Features Make it a Viable Photoshop Alternative
Paint has new AI editing tools that easily handle a wide variety of tasks. Find out why it may be time to ditch the next version of Photoshop Elements.
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Chromebook's AI Upgrades Will Make Everyday Tasks Easier
From real-time video-call translations to smart reading and writing help, find out how all the new Chromebook features can streamline your daily work.
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Fake CAPTCHAs Are the Latest Malware Threat
This insidious new threat can trick even the most sophisticated users into downloading the incredibly dangerous Lumma Stealer malware onto their PCs.
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Apple Passwords vs iCloud Keychain: What’s Changed with iOS 18?
Apple's Passwords app in iOS 18 is a huge improvement over iCloud Keychain for managing your passwords, but there are features missing.
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New Password Guidelines Issued for Staying Ahead of Hackers
NIST, the U.S. agency that sets standards for passwords, is releasing new standards that will change the way you create passwords and secure your accounts.
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Pixel Watch 3 or Watch 2? This Is How You Should Choose
Can't decide between the Pixel Watch 2 and Watch 3? I break down the differences between the two models to help you figure out which one is right for you.
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Roku Ultra Gets the Upgrades Needed to Be a Flagship Streaming Player
Roku's flagship Ultra (2024) player gets some much-needed tech upgrades bringing it in line with Fire TV and Google TV, but sticks with the same tired design.
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Will the AirPods Pro 2 Make Good Hearing Aids?
If you already own the AirPods Pro 2, the upgrade will give you OTC hearing aids for free. But there are drawbacks that may be dealbreakers for many owners.
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5 Ways AI Can Make You a Better Content Creator
Leveraging AI in content creation is often tricky, but with these techniques, you won't just improve your results — you'll level-up your entire workflow.
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The Excuse You Needed to Take Your Phone to the Bathroom
The Bio Bidet BB-1200 bidet seat offers luxury features like warm water cleansing, a heated seat, and personalized settings – all managed from your smartphone.
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Social Media's Shocking Data Harvesting & Sharing Practices Exposed
The FTC's new report reveals how social media giants collect data, share it with third parties, and create detailed profiles for their own and others' use.
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Roku is Democratizing the Concept of TV as Art
Instead of buying a pricey picture-frame TV, your existing Roku player can turn your current TV into an art display and digital photo frame at no extra cost.
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Texting Just Got Much Better Between iPhones and Android
With iOS 18, iPhones can now send RCS messages to Android phones so you can share high-quality videos and images and send messages over WiFi.
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Find Pictures Faster in Google Photos with This New Feature
Google is rolling out the ability to use phrases instead of keywords to find specific pictures in your Google Photos library. It's faster but not perfect.
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Streamline Your WordPress Hosting with Vultr's One-Click Install
Streamlined install gets your deployment up and running in minutes, rather than hours or days. So, you can focus on what you do best – running your business.
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I Love These Headphones for Blocking Out My Coworker
Best-in-class noise-canceling headphones and a killer app come together to allow me to focus when it gets too noisy to work.
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Apple’s New AirPods Do More Than Play Music
Apple's latest AirPods lineup adds more (and better) noise cancelation, plus an impressive suite of features to combat hearing loss on the AirPods Pro 2.
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Kutetailor Makes MTM Clothing Accessible to Indie Tailors & Designers
Veteran clothing producer Kutetailor wants to be your private label manufacturing partner, making clothes according to your carefully detailed specifications. -
Lenovo Legion Go Gaming PC Gets an Upgrade with New Accessories
Lenovo's new Legion Go accessories aim to improve the dual functionality of the handheld PC as a gaming device and a portable Windows PC.
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Watch This Crazy Laptop from Lenovo Open & Close with Your Voice
The Lenovo Auto Twist AI PC goes completely hands-free, opening and closing with your voice and tracking you as you move.
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New iPhone 16 Models Look Great, But Mostly Just Keep Up with the Pack
The latest iPhones are a solid upgrade over the last generation, but the latest models don't add anything revolutionary to the iPhone formula.
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Lenovo's New ThinkPad X1 Carbon: The Business Laptop We Love
Lenovo takes everything we appreciate about the ThinkPad X1 Carbon to a new level, packing more power and features into an even lighter frame.
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Twelve South Built a Charger You Can't Lose
The new PlugBug wall charger from Twelve South has Find My technology built-in so you’ll never have to buy a cheap charger on the road again.
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The 28 Products That Blew Us Away at IFA 2024
We saw hundreds of brands and thousands of products this week in Berlin at IFA 2024. And befitting IFA's 100th anniversary, we found plenty to celebrate.
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Laifen Launches World’s First Titanium Electric Toothbrush at IFA 2024
The Titanium version is the perfect option for those who want the exceptional brushing performance of the Wave with an even more premium look and feel.
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DJI's Pocket-Size Neo Is an Affordable Starter Camera Drone
DJI's new Neo drone offers hands-free 4K selfie videos and palm-sized portability at just $199. Learn why it's the perfect starter drone.
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Amazfit T-Rex 3: A High-End Rugged Smart Watch at a Mid-Range Price
T-Rex 3 brings premium features to rugged smartwatches for half the price of its rivals. Enjoy offline maps, a super-bright display, and 27-day battery.
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Panasonic Returns to US with First High-End TVs with Fire TV Built in
Panasonic returns to the US with premium OLED and Mini-LED TVs. Built-in Fire TV, cutting-edge picture quality, and innovative sound control.
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Acer Launches Nitro Blaze 7: The Most Powerful Handheld Gaming PC
Acer enters handheld gaming with the Nitro Blaze 7, featuring laptop-class power in a 7-inch device. It could change the way you game on the go.
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Google's Circle to Search Expands to Music
Google wants to change how we identify music with an expansion of its Circle to Search feature instant music discovery tool.
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Will Big Tech Be Held Accountable for Dangerous Online Content?
Section 230 has been protecting Big Tech from liability over harmful content for years, but this legal shield is finally showing cracks – which could mean better online safety for kids.
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Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Fix the Poor Bass of Bone-Conduction Headphones
With the OpenRun Pro 2, Shokz addresses one of the biggest challenges in the bone-conduction headphone category: bass quality.
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There's Finally a Cheaper Version of My Favorite Travel Charger
Compact, versatile, and fast-charging - Twelve South's new ButterFly SE is a 2-in-1 wireless charger has all the features I appreciate in the original for less.
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Google Meet Video Calls Get More Engaging & Mobile-Friendly
Google Meet adds screen sharing between Android and iOS, on-the-go switching between audio and video calls, and a bunch of fun emoji reactions.
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California Drivers Licenses Going Digital on Google & Apple Wallet
California is rolling out the ability to add a driver’s license to an Apple or Google Wallet, taking Californians one step closer to an all-digital wallet.
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This Pint-sized Battery-Powered Projector is Perfect for Small Spaces
Anker’s new 5.5-inch-tall Nebula Capsule Air is the smallest Google TV projector, and with its optional accessories, you can set it up just about anywhere.
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Coughing into Your Phone May Be the New Way to Diagnose Diseases
Soon, Google's HeAR AI model could turn smartphones into health scanners by using sound analysis to identify respiratory issues like TB and COPD.
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Google Just Made It Much Easier to Search with an Image
Google rolls out its new 'Search with Google Lens' feature in Chrome, letting you search for information on anything you see on a web page.
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Update Your Chrome Browser Now! Zero-Day Exploit Found
Microsoft security researchers found an active zero-day exploit that could let hackers into your computer through your Chrome browser. Update now!
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How to Find Out if Your SSN Was Part of the Massive NPD Data Breach
National Public Data (NPD) leaked hundreds of millions of SSNs, dates of birth, phone numbers, and more. Here's how to find out if you are a victim.
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Google Pixel 9 Smartphone Lineup Adds Plenty of New AI Features
Google’s latest Pixel phone lineup comes with brighter screens, all-day batteries, and great AI-powered camera and productivity features.
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FTC Warns of "Are You Free for Coffee?" Scam
FTC warns of the rise of "Are you free for coffee?" scam text messages. Learn how scammers use these texts to lure you in and how to protect yourself.
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Alternatives to Samsung’s The Frame TV Have Finally Arrived
Hisense CanvasTV and TCL NXTFrame challenge The Frame with their matte screens, art modes, and picture-frame bezels. I compare prices, specs, and features.
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Google's New Nest Thermostat is Beautiful Inside and Out
Google's new Nest thermostat blends stunning design with advanced energy-saving features. Find out why it represents the next-gen in home climate control.
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Microsoft Edge's Free VPN Automatically Protects You on Public WiFi
The Microsoft Edge browser has a free, built-in VPN. Is it the answer to all your privacy concerns? We explore what it does (and doesn't do) and how to use it.
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Turn off 2G on Your Phone Now to Avoid Text Scams
Even the newest phones are vulnerable to SMS Blaster scams that are extremely difficult to detect. But changing these settings will keep you protected.
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Google Rolling Out Free Dark Web Monitoring
Google's latest cybersecurity move: Free Dark Web scans for everyone. Discover how to use this new tool to find out if your personal info is at risk online.
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Roomba Combo 10 Max: The Ultimate Mop Vac with a Self-Washing Dock?
The iRobot Roomba Combo 10 Max features a new self-cleaning charging base and industry-leading cleaning technology for more autonomous operation.
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Blink Mini 2 Security Cameras Just $19.99
Deep discounts on the Blink Mini 2 make it the foundation of your next home security system.
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Record Prime Day Deals on 8 of Our Favorite Products
You can get these Techlicious editors' favorite products for record-low prices this Amazon Prime Day.
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Understanding Deepfakes and How to Spot Them
As deepfakes become more sophisticated, it is crucial to understand what they are, how they are being used, and how to protect ourselves from being deceived.
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The Ring Video Doorbell is at Its Lowest Price Yet!
You'll be hard-pressed to find a better price on a reliable video doorbell than this Prime Day deal.
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Bose Best-in-Class Noise-Canceling Earbuds at Lowest Price Ever
Our favorite noise-canceling earbuds, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra, are now on sale for $70 off ($229) – the lowest price ever.
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Hide Your Phone Number Online with Surfshark Alternative Number
Surfshark's Alternative Number feature provides a second phone number, so you don't have to give your actual phone number to online merchants and websites.
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Galaxy Ring: The Ultimate Minimalist Fitness Tracker for Samsung Users
The Samsung Galaxy Ring offers advanced health tracking features and AI-powered insights in a device so small you may forget you're wearing it.
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Budget-Friendly Amazfit Smartwatches Add AI with Zepp OS 4 Update
With its latest update, the Amazfit Active becomes the least expensive watch with AI-powered features – at the bargain price of $129.
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Why the 10 Billion Leaked Passwords Could Compromise Your Accounts
This massive collection of passwords, years in the making, almost certainly contains some of your data. Here's why it's so dangerous.
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Revolution r180 Claims Perfect Toast Every Time
The Revolution r180 toaster with touchscreen lets you see what you'll get before you start toasting so there's no guesswork in getting perfect toast every time.
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KitchenAid's NITRO Carbon Steel Skillet: Less Rust, Less Fuss
The new KitchenAid NITRO's nitride treatment reduces the risk of rust with traditional carbon steel pans, while offering the same stovetop performance. -
Smart Home, Hidden Dangers: Is Your IoT Device a Hacker's Best Friend?
Find out the potential security risks in your smart home devices. Learn how hackers could access your private videos and hijack your gadgets for cyberattacks.
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Kaspersky Password Study Reveals 59% Are Crackable Within an Hour
Think your passwords are safe? Kaspersky's 2024 study might surprise you. Discover easy ways to boost your online security and stay a step ahead of hackers.
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Logitech Keys-To-Go 2: Effortless Typing on Your Phone or Tablet
Logitech's Keys-To-Go 2 is the ultimate portable keyboard for mobile productivity. Compact, spill-resistant, and compatible with all major platforms.
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Samsung Music Frame Now Offers a Fashionable White Bezel
Samsung expands customization options for the Music Frame with a new White Bezel. Easily switch between Black and White to match your style and home decor.
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Techlicious 2024 Computex Awards: Celebrating Innovation & Excellence
This year at Computex 2024, Techlicious found 13 groundbreaking products that stood out for their innovation, performance, and contributions to technology.
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iOS 18 and Apple AI: What You Need to Know
Apple's iOS 18 brings highly personalized, AI-powered Apple Intelligence to iPhone 15 Pro models, along with customizable features for older iPhones.
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How to Block Calls on an iPhone
Tired of the endless spam calls and area code spoofing scams? Here are three ways to block those annoying calls on your iPhone.
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Trek Verve+ 1 Lowstep LT is a Comfortable City Bike for Leisure Riders
The Verve+ 1 Lowstep LT is a compelling option for leisure riders looking for an e-bike without spending a bundle, but still want the support of a major brand.
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Colorsonic Makes Salon-Quality Hair Coloring at Home Simpler & Cheaper
L'Oréal's Colorsonic applies color as easily as brushing your hair, ensuring even, long-lasting results without the cost or hassle of salon visits.
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Was Your Computer Part of the World’s Largest Botnet?
Law enforcement shut down the massive 911 S5 botnet, but the security threat doesn't end there: here's how to tell if your computer was infected with this malware.
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Samsung Adds AI-Powered Health Features to Galaxy Watch
Galaxy AI Health for the upcoming Galaxy Watch will bring AI-powered features like personalized workouts and health insights, and improved sleep tracking.
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Google Search's AI Overview: Can You Trust It?
AI Overview is supposed to save you time when searching for information by providing short answers and links to sources, but the results are unreliable.
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Microsoft Copilot+ PCs Bring Advanced AI Features to Your Desktop
Microsoft is betting that buyers are ready to embrace AI, with a new generation of Qualcomm-powered laptops that are designed to run AI tasks locally rather than in the cloud.
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How to Block Calls on an Android Phone
Tired of the endless spam calls and area code spoofing scams? Here are three ways to block those annoying calls on your Android phone.
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Google Photos Unleashes Free AI Photo Editing Tools for Everyone
Rescue your bad photos. Google Photos' free AI tools help you effortlessly remove unwanted objects, fix blurry shots, and enhance portraits like a pro.
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Banish Background Noise: Upgrade Your Video Calls with Krisp
Tired of keyboard clicks and barking dogs ruining your calls? The Krisp AI noise-cancellation app outperforms Zoom, Google Meet, and others' built-in filters.
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Roblox Introduces New Ad Format with In-Game Rewards
Roblox now offers an opt-in ad system where players can choose to watch ads for virtual items. Get the details on how it works.
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The New 2024 iPads Are Here - Should You Buy One?
Apple's iPad lineup has made a huge leap forward in performance with OLED screens and M4 processors – are the 2024 models worth the cost to upgrade?
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iPhone's New Repair Mode Lets You Keep Find My Turned On
You usually have to turn off Find My for iPhone repairs, cutting you off from tracking your device. iOS 17.5's new 'Repair Mode' will change that.
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Microsoft Makes Sign-in Simpler and Safer with Passkeys
Microsoft finally makes consumer accounts more secure with passkeys, a password-free sign-in option. Learn how they work and how to set one up.
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Oversleeping? You May Be Able to Blame It on an iPhone Alarm Bug
It's not you: it's Apple. If you use your iPhone as an alarm clock and you've been oversleeping, it may be because of a bug preventing alarms from sounding.
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SimpliSafe Outdoor Monitoring Stops Would-Be Intruders
SimpliSafe's new Live Guard Outdoor Monitoring uses facial recognition and live agents to stop intruders before they have a chance to enter your home.
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Watch Out, New Study Shows Scammers Are Swarming Social Media
A new study from Kaspersky Labs says scams on social media – particularly dating sites – are on the rise.
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Supercharge Your Skills with Google's AI Essentials Course
Knowing how to use AI could become an essential job – and life – skill. This new course from Google will help you stay on top of the trends.
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Sony's New Portable Bluetooth Speaker Delivers a Little Extra Thump
Sony's ULT Field 1 delivers full and even sound with the option to pump up the bass when you're ready to party, whether you're at home or the beach.
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Ads Are Coming to the Windows 11 Start Menu, But You Can Remove Them
Ads are everywhere, and it's disappointing that they are now coming to the Windows 11 Start Menu – but fortunately, you can still remove them.
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See the World Smarter: Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Get Multimodal AI
Ray-Ban Meta glasses' new AI assistant can identify what you see, answer questions, and make calls. All without you reaching for your phone.
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Apple Tablets Rumored to Get OLED iPad Pro and Updated Air on May 7th
Apple's May 7th event promises upgrades to the iPad Pro and Air: OLED screens, M3 chips, and thinner designs, but at a higher cost. Get the details.
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Logitech Introduces One-Button ChatGPT Access for Keyboards and Mice
Logitech's new AI integration lets you access ChatGPT with a button press. Streamline your workflow, create custom prompts, and more.
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Virtual Cards Keep Your Credit Cards Safe Online
Upgrade your online shopping security with Google's virtual cards for Chrome and Android apps. See how they protect your real card information.
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New Google Maps Features Make Finding EV Charging Easier
Google Maps adds more detailed location descriptions, real-time availability updates, and smart trip planning for a smoother EV experience.
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IHG Hotel TVs Get AirPlay for Easy In-Room Streaming from Your iPhone
Stream your favorite shows from Netflix, Disney+ and more on hotel TVs with AirPlay. Now at Kimpton, Holiday Inn, InterContinental, and more.
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Sony's 2024 TVs & Sound Bars: Effortless Cinematic Quality at Home
Sony isn't just improving its TVs this year; it's also trying to make it easier for owners to get the best possible picture out of their sets.
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Soundcore Just Made Their Highly-Rated Sleep Earbuds Even Better
Say goodbye to noisy nights. Soundcore Sleep A20 earbuds offer 3x better noise reduction over the Sleep A10 and a more comfortable design for side sleepers.
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Samsung's Luxury Laundry Combo: A Fast, High-Capacity All-in-One
Samsung's Bespoke AI Laundry Combo delivers premium laundry care. Wash and dry in under 98 minutes with its sleek, all-in-one design.
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Pushing Boundaries: This Fully AI-Generated Music Video Blew Me Away
This music video released by Daniel Eckler of Spacecadet amazed me away with its incredible graphics and creativity. And everything in it is 100% AI generated.
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FCC Forces ISPs to Be Honest with Consumers
Frustrated with comparing internet plans? New FCC Broadband Consumer Labels provide clear information on pricing, speeds, data caps, and more.