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GL.iNet Brings Wi-Fi 7 Travel Routers & Remote KVM Devices to CES 2026

At CES 2026, GL.iNET outlined its new networking lineup of travel routers, wired security gateways, and remote KVM hardware.

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This New Office Chair Corrects Your Bad Posture in Real Time

LiberNovo’s Omni chair uses motors, sensors, and adaptive panels to adjust your posture in real time. We tried it – here’s what actually stood out.

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Nirva AI Jewelry Wants to Be Your Emotional Guide

Nirva is a new wearable that uses sensors and AI to analyze your mood and relationships. I look at what it actually does, how it works, and the privacy questions it raises.

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Sunseeker Elite X9 Tackles Uneven Lawns with Pro-Grade Precision

The Elite X9 is designed to stay level, stay precise, and stay aware of its surroundings in ways most mowers just aren’t.

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VIGX π6 Makes Portable Exoskeletons Truly Practical

With its collapsible legs and pocket-friendly size, the VIGX π6 brings powerful, AI-driven exoskeleton support to anyone who wants help only when needed.

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Robotera Is Focusing on the Hardest Part of Humanoid Robotics

At CES 2026, Robotera showed a lineup of working systems, including full humanoids, wheeled service robots, and, most notably, robotic hands.

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This Electric Toothbrush Promises Good Vibes for 10 Weeks Per Charge

Laifen's Wave Pro upgrades the dual oscillation-vibration toothbrush we tested and loved last year. The new 70-day battery life means you can skip the countertop charger.

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Klipsch’s ProMedia Lumina Speakers: A Stylish, Serious Audio Upgrade

Klipsch brings its signature horn-loaded audio design to desktops, promising low distortion and clear sound for music, games, and creative work.

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Why UREVO’s Smart Wellness Ecosystem Stands Out at CES 2026

At CES 2026, UREVO introduces a connected wellness ecosystem that unifies training, recovery insights, AI guidance, and sleep tracking for a more balanced routine.

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CES 2026 Editor's Choice Award Winners

From thousands of CES 2026 products, only 30 earned a Techlicious Editor’s Choice Award. They’re the innovations consumers should be watching in the year ahead.

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How LumiMind Is Using EEG and Sound to Help People Fall Asleep

LumiSleep uses real-time EEG and adaptive sound to ease the transition into sleep, offering a more personalized alternative to white noise or sleep apps.

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TCL Pushes Mini LED TVs Further While Others Chase Costly Micro RGB

TCL is refining Mini LED with Super Quantum Dots instead of jumping to Micro RGB. The result is similar picture quality at potentially much lower prices.

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Rokid’s AI Style Are Smart Glasses I’d Actually Wear All Day

By ditching the display and focusing on comfort, AI, and prescriptions, Rokid’s Style glasses feel more like eyewear than wearable tech.

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Meet the Robot Mopvac That Turns Into a Handheld Cleaner

xLean’s TR1 robot mopvac converts into a handheld cleaner, promising to handle both routine cleaning and sudden spills with a single device.

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Amazon’s $899 Art TV Pushes Picture-Frame TVs Into the Mainstream

Amazon’s new Ember Artline art TV starts at $899, undercutting premium rivals and signaling that picture-frame TVs are no longer just a luxury niche.

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Alexa.com Is Here. Should You Actually Use It Instead of ChatGPT?

Amazon unveiled Alexa.com at CES 2026, but real-world tests show why Alexa still lags behind ChatGPT and Gemini.

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This AI-Powered Portable Projector Casts a Sharp Image on Any Surface

Samsung's Freestyle+ upgrades its predecessor with the ability to adjust images to fit whatever surface and from whatever angle you find handy.

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Lenovo's All-in-One PC Brings an Immersive Experience to the Desktop

The Yoga AIO Aura Edition marries elegant design with adaptive lighting, surround sound, and a gorgeous OLED screen.

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These New Headphones Twist Into a Portable Speaker

The Neo headphones transform into a palm-sized speaker with a twist, but at $249, they're more expensive than similar products or a two-device solution.

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Lenovo's New Featherweight Laptop Promises Heavyweight Performance

Lenovo rethought everything to make the Yoga Slim 7i Ultra Aura Edition its lightest 14-inch model, without sacrificing build quality and performance.

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Samsung Bespoke Fridge is a Pricey Way to Use Gemini AI for Food Tips

Samsung added Google Gemini to its Bespoke fridge to suggest recipes and track food. But your phone already does this without the $3,000+ price tag.

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Victrola Built a Hi-Fi Speaker Specifically for Vinyl

The $349 Victrola Soundstage is a compact hi-fi speaker base that sits under your turntable, delivering better vinyl sound without causing needle skips.

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Get back to Basics with this Smart eReader and Notetaker

DuRoBo's Krono epaper Focus Hub delivers distraction-free productivity with just enough AI to be helpful.

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How Cearvol Is Rethinking Hearing Technology for Everyday Life

Cearvol's new hearing aids are built around the same idea: hearing support should be easy to control, comfortable, and adapt to real-world environments.

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TCL Unveils a Paper-Like Tablet With AI Note-Taking Tools

TCL’s Note A1 combines a paper-feel display with handwriting recognition, transcription, and summaries – without the sluggishness of e-ink.

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Lutron's New DIY Automated Window Blinds Optimize Natural Lighting

You can have Lutron's Smart Wood Blinds automatically adjust based on your location and time of day or set your own schedule.

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ChatGPT’s Image Generator Got Faster but Still Gets Things Wrong

The new version of ChatGPT’s image tool is faster and better at edits, but it still misses some basic instructions and trails Google Gemini in key areas.

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Stuck with an Old Gmail Address? Google Will Finally Let You Change It

Google will soon let you change your @gmail.com address without creating a new account or losing your old messages and data.

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Vbot Companion Shows What Robot 'Pets' Are Becoming

The Companion Robotic Dog combines cameras, sensors, and on-device AI to move through spaces and respond to voice commands. We explain what makes it unique.

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LG Finally Enters the Art TV Market With Its Gallery TV

LG’s Gallery TV arrives years after Samsung's The Frame established the category. Here’s what Gallery TV gets right – and where it falls short.

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Australia’s Teen Social Media Ban Shows Why Age Verification Is Hard

As teens slip past Australia’s new social media restrictions, the limits of face scans, IDs, and parental consent become impossible to ignore.

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LG’s New Dolby Atmos System Lets You Put Speakers Anywhere

LG’s new Sound Suite uses Dolby FlexConnect to deliver Atmos surround sound even when speakers aren’t ideally placed. Here’s how it works and why it matters.

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The Bambu H2S Shows Why 3D Printing is Now Accessible to Everyone

It represents a new class of 3D printers that automatically handle the most difficult tasks, allowing you to focus on creativity.

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This Cold-Weather Portable Power Station Works When Others Freeze Up

Bluetti’s new power station uses sodium-ion batteries that perform better in extreme cold than lithium-based options.

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OpenAI Confirms AI-Powered Browsers Leave You Vulnerable to Hackers

So-called prompt injections can trick chatbots into actions like sending emails or making purchases on your behalf. OpenAI says the risk may never go away.

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That Handy Free Browser Extension You Installed Could Be Spying on You

Recent exploits are a reminder that when you install an extension, you grant it a lot of power to see where you go online and what you type.

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Snail Maps Out ARK’s Future and $USDO Plans at NASDAQ Investor Day

Snail outlined its multi-year ARK roadmap and revealed new details on its $USDO stablecoin strategy during its NASDAQ Investor Day event.

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First Things to Do After You’re Forced to Update to iOS 26

Apple is making iPhone owners upgrade to iOS 26 for security reasons. Here’s what to change first to make the update more usable and familiar.

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AR Glasses Are Cheaper Than Ever for Holiday Gifts

AR glasses are finally affordable holiday gifts. We look at the most popular models on sale and what matters before you buy.

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You Can Watch the Oscars Free on YouTube – Starting in 2029

YouTube will be the exclusive broadcaster of the Academy Awards, complete with red carpet and behind-the-scenes coverage – free for anyone around the world.

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GE Lighting’s Light + Form Bulbs Rethink LED Design

Instead of copying incandescents, GE Lighting’s Light + Form bulbs explore new shapes and "filament" designs only LEDs can pull off.

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TikTok Shop Orders May Get Slower or Pricier Starting in January

Adjusting to TikTok's new requirement for vendors shipping by the U.S. Postal Service may cause hiccups that affect timeliness and prices.

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Delays Cost Fliers 3.9 Million Hours this Year

The flight-tracking app Flighty's year-end report shows which airlines kept passengers waiting the longest and quantifies an especially annoying phenomenon.

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OnePlus 15R Hands-On: Incredible Battery, Frustrating Camera Trade-Off

The OnePlus 15R delivers massive battery life, smooth performance, and fast charging – but dropping the telephoto camera makes it hard to recommend. 

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Instagram Launches TV App to Battle YouTube Shorts

The app brings Reels to Amazon Fire TV devices, letting you watch short videos organized into channels on the big screen. Other devices may be coming.

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New Android Virus Can Lock You Out of Your Phone and Wipe Data

With DroidLock, crooks take over a phone and threaten to delete its data if the owner doesn't pay up. Follow these steps to protect against it and all malware.

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Apple Keeps Walking Back Liquid Glass with iOS 26.2 Lock Screen Fix

Apple adds a new slider to reduce transparency on the lock screen clock. The update also lets you set the screen to flash for notifications.

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Kindle App Gets AI Answers For Book Questions – Debuting in iOS

Amazon's “Ask this Book” feature helps readers remember characters and plot points. It's now available on iPhone in the U.S., and authors can't opt out.

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LG’s Micro RGB evo TV Isn’t What You Think – and That’s Why It Matters

LG’s Micro RGB evo isn’t a self-emissive MicroLED TV. It’s a smarter evolution of LCD that delivers real gains in brightness and color at lower prices.

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Our Favorite Shokz Open-Ear Headphones Are Up to 30% Off

Multiple Shokz open-ear models we recommend – including the OpenRun Pro 2 – just dropped to holiday-level discounts through December 28.

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How I Turned My MGM Settlement Payment into Amazon Credit

If you chose a prepaid Mastercard from the MGM data incident settlement, Amazon makes it simple to spend every cent without fees.

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Android Phones Can Now Stream Live Video to 911 Dispatchers

Google will let Android users share live video during emergencies. The feature works with 911 systems used by 60% of North American dispatch centers.

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Fake Delivery Sites Surge 86% as You Await Holiday Packages

The number of bogus USPS sites jumped 850% in a month, but DHL is still the most impersonated shipper. Scammers use texts, emails, and fake ads to misdirect.

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Grab These Aqara Smart Home Deals Before It’s Too Late

Through December 22, Aqara is rolling out some of the steepest discounts of the season. These limited-time prices make it the perfect moment to jump in.

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Microsoft Security Update Patches Flaw Hackers Are Already Exploiting

You shouldn’t delay those Windows updates anymore. It patches one flaw hackers are already taking advantage of and two others they know about.

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Wi-Fi 7 Is Finally Affordable. Here’s When Upgrading Makes Sense

Wi-Fi 7 prices have dropped, but is it worth upgrading now? Here’s what actually improves, who benefits most, and our picks for Wi-Fi 7 routers.

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Apple Watch Series 11 Drops to $299 – Its Lowest Price Yet

Apple Watch Series 11 just dropped 25%: A rare early discount on Apple’s newest model and a great upgrade for anyone with older Watches.

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How Whisker Is Redefining Connected Pet Care

Whisker’s 2025 Litter-Robot lineup adds AI insights, quieter cleaning, and better odor control to make cat care easier for single- and multi-pet homes.

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Never Lose a Thought Again. This Ring Records Your Ideas Anytime

Pebble’s Index 01 water-resistant smart ring lets you record ideas with the press of a button, even when your phone’s out of reach.

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Almost Two-Thirds of Teens Are Using AI Chatbots. ChatGPT is Winning

Chatbots are seeing a 64% adoption rate in teens already, with ChatGPT being the winner.

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One in Three Teens Are Almost Always Online. It Varies By Social Group

The latest Pew survey finds that 21% of teens are on TikTok a lot, 17% are on YouTube, and the gaps by race and income are huge.

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RAM Shortage Will Make Most Gadgets Pricier. Check Holiday Sales Now

You might be able to save yourself thousands of dollars on a tech upgrade by shopping during the current holiday sales, before prices surge.

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How to Stop an iPhone from Auto-Connecting to 'Known' Wi-Fi Networks

If your Apple devices are syncing passwords, the iPhone may auto-connect to any Wi-Fi network it, your Mac, or your iPad has ever used, including unsecured or barely secured ones.

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Apple’s App Store Awards Spotlight Useful Fitness and Nutrition Apps

Apple’s top apps of 2025 span creativity and gaming, but the health and wellness finalists were the ones that stood out to me. Here’s what impressed me.

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The First 360-Degree Consumer Drone Goes on Sale – Made by Insta360

Our Editor's Choice drone recipient is finally out. It combines seamless 360-degree video with exceptionally intuitive controls and also flies autonomously.

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Streaming Really Is the New Cable TV – Based on a New Survey

A survey of 8,000 U.S. households shows traditional cable TV subscriptions plummeting and streaming subscriptions soaring – leading to big monthly bills.

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How to Use Your Phone to Watch Netflix on a TV

Netflix has mostly ended the ability to wirelessly stream video from Android phones and tablets, iPhones, and iPads. But you can still use a cable.

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Google Photos Annual Recap is Fun but Doesn't Always Make Good Choices

Like Spotify Wrapped, the new Photos Recap produces a slick compilation of 2025 memories – from pics of family and vistas to snaps of luggage claim checks.

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Android Update Fixes 107 Bugs – Including Security Vulnerabilities

Google’s December Android patch fixes 107 flaws, including actively exploited bugs. Here’s why this update is urgent and how to check for it.

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How to Stop Cookie Jacking and Keep Hackers Out of Your Accounts

Hackers can steal your browser cookies to access your accounts without passwords. Learn the steps that block cookie jacking and keep your data safe.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold Turns Into a True Tablet—Coming to the U.S.

The Galaxy Z TriFold unfolds into a spacious 9.9-inch screen, packs the latest Snapdragon power, and brings flagship cameras to a sleek new foldable format.

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Best Kindle Deals: Paperwhite, ColorSoft & Scribe Hit Lowest Prices

Save up to 33% on Kindle Paperwhite, ColorSoft, and Scribe – their lowest prices ever. See why I recommend each model for different kinds of readers.

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Mesh WiFi Deals Worth Grabbing: eero’s WiFi 7 Lineup on Sale

Upgrade your home network with Amazon’s best WiFi 7 deals on eero routers – faster speeds, lower latency, and better coverage while saving big.

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Roku Slashes Streaming Video Subscriptions From Now Till Monday

Deals include HBO, Apple TV, and FOX One + FOX Nation range from 20% to 92% off, from 1 to 12 months, with and without ads. Here's a guide to the fine print.

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I love this Belkin 3-Port USB-C Charger. Amazon has Cut The Price 32%

It's compact, has no old-fashioned USB-A ports, and charges my MacBook Air faster than Apple's own charger – and about the same while also filling my iPhone.

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Are Your Smart-Lock Codes Safe? Survey Says Probably Not

Most smart-lock owners widely share access codes and rarely update or expire them. Here’s how to protect your home from digital intruders.

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Rokid Max AR Glasses at a Crazy-Low Price Right Now

Get high-quality AR glasses for just $150 – 48% off. The Rokid Max delivers a 160-inch-equivalent screen, 1080p OLED displays, and built-in vision correction.

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The Smartest Black Friday Water Purifier Deals for Families

Looking for better-tasting, safer water at home? VIOMI’s Black Friday deals on the VORTEX V6, V8 and MASTER M1 make smart RO purification more affordable than ever.

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Best Black Friday Vacuum Sales: Up to 58% Off

All of these Black Friday vacuum deals are on models we’ve tested and trust – major discounts on premium robots and cordless sticks.

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Amazon Cuts All iPad Mini 7 Prices by $100

Compact model that embodies the original iPad's value proposition gets $100 discounts across the line, from 128GB to 512GB capacity, with and without cellular.

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TikTok is Adding Tools to Filter 'AI Slop' videos. Will They Work?

In the coming weeks, TikTok will roll out a slider to dial up or down the amount of realistic-looking AI-generated video in your feed.

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AirPods Deals: Pro 3 and AirPods 4 ANC Hit Lowest Prices for Black Fri

Discounts range from $30 on the AirPods Pro 3 to $69 on the Airpods 4 (ANC) – both with active noise cancellation. Standard AirPods 4 drop $49

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Samsung Rolls Out Smart Screens on Wheels for $700

A touchscreen TV you can wheel anywhere? Samsung’s Movingstyle monitors offer flexibility – but with compromises. See if they make sense for you.

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How to Get Apple's Edge Light Video Conference Effect, on Any Computer

The next macOS update can put a white ring around a Mac screen to light up a face. You can also rig up something similar on any Mac or PC, including desktops.

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Huge Black Friday Deals on TCL’s Best Mini-LED TVs – Up to 60% Off

Save big on TCL’s flagship Mini-LED TVs this Black Friday – including new 2025 models and a massive 115-inch screen at a huge discount.

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Google Upgrades Nano Banana Image Generator, But It Still Needs Polish

New Pro version in Gemini promises features such as creating infographics, compositing multiple images, and re-shooting photos. It's a work in progress.

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Phony Amazon Deal Links Are Everywhere Right Now

Fake Amazon websites are spiking ahead of Black Friday. Learn how scammers trick shoppers, and the simple steps that keep your account safe.

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A $129 Dongle for Your Car Helps Avoid Breakdowns and Cut Repair Bills

SPARQ's subscription-free device plugs into a car's data port and chats with you through a smartphone app to diagnose mechanical problems and how to fix them.

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This FDA-Cleared Tool Lets You Track Heart and Lung Health at Home

Withings BeamO securely captures heart and lung data at home – and shares it securely with your doctor for more effective telehealth visits.

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A Smarter, Healthier Way to Clean: Fotile’s X20Max Dishwasher

Fotile’s X20Max 3-in-1 dishwasher brings powerful cleaning and produce washing to small spaces, delivering health and convenience in one sleek design.

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Apple Joins Google to Provide Digital ID for Flight Check-in

You can now scan your passport with an iPhone to create a TSA-compliant ID for domestic flight check-in, but only at certain airports.

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Time's Running Out to Return Lemon PCs Sold on Amazon Renewed

Amazon won't extend the 30- or 90-day return period for obsolete PCs that can't run Windows 11 – even ones sold by vendors who claimed that they could.

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OnePlus 15 Hands-On: Blazing Speed and the Best Battery Yet

With a new design, fast Snapdragon chip, and record battery life, the OnePlus 15 brings major upgrades. Here’s what stood out in my testing.

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Do This to Stop Windows 11 Updates from Permanently Bricking Your PC

Microsoft requires updating Windows 11 to retain access to security and bug fixes. But a bug in one of those fixes could lock up your hard drive forever.

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SkyReels Launches AI Video Platform for Effortless Pro Creation

SkyReels unifies video, image, music, and avatar tools into one intuitive AI workspace, aiming to deliver professional results with zero learning curve.

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Flying Soon? Airlines Are Quietly Cracking Down on Li-Ion Batteries

Airlines are enforcing new lithium battery limits for carry-ons. See what’s allowed before your next flight.

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Google Brings Gemini AI to Mobile Photos App for Wild Edit Options

Upgraded Android and iOS Google Photos apps let you simply request changes, which usually work and look convincing. It also raises questions about privacy.

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Your Weak, Old, Reused Passwords Are All Over the Internet

The latest accounting of passwords exposed to hackers – all 1.3 billion of them – shows the importance of upgrading your antiquated logins. Here's how.

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The 13-inch Blackview Mega 8 Tablet Provides Affordable Entertainment

Priced around $250, this tablet offers a big screen and powerful speakers for enjoying videos, audio, books, and light gaming. But don't push it too far.

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WhatsApp for Apple Watch Is an Overdue and Welcome Addition

Meta's new smart watch app is exactly what it sounds like – simple, handy, and able to take the place of third-party apps that long sought to fill the void.

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