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03-Nov-26
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First revealed at the company's event in September, Apple's AI-powered Apple Watch features are finally landing in beta.

Everything about this latest collectible Android phone is designed to evoke the popular franchise, from its magical packaging to its themed accessories.

Using a random USB charger can be unsafe, even though the risk is minimal. Thankfully, you have ways to protect your devices.

Sometimes your iPhone lets you decline a call and sometimes it doesn't. Here's why that happens, and a few easy ways to handle the calls you'd rather skip.

Power strips are lifesavers when you don't have enough outlets to power all of your electronics and some also offer protection from power surges.

With the aid of a quick picture, you can use your phone's camera to translate pretty much any text while you're traveling across the globe.

Thanks to shortages of microchips and other computer components, we've been experiencing high prices for years.

02-Nov-26
Casio's new Feel Sync technology helps keep new players in tune.

Learn why your Apple AirPods are making a noise - and how to turn the sound off.

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel was due to testify in the upcoming trial.

AI agents can be a great tool to help make purchases for you online - but it can become a frustrating problem if the website you're using blocks their access.

A cabinet might seem like a convenient spot for your console, but it can't provide enough airflow for the system to run safely.

A potential deal with Boost Mobile could serve as a shortcut to establishing SpaceX as a mobile carrier.

Your premium Samsung Galaxy phone likely has a bunch of preinstalled software you don't want that just takes up space.

Gemini can read your emails, summarize them and draft replies. If you'd rather it didn't, here's what Google actually does with your data and how to opt out.

Apple's iMessage app offers a lot of useful features and several default apps included in its latest update. However, they may be in an order you dislike.

Smart home devices usually won't work properly when they lose Wi-Fi signal, so it's frustrating when they keep disconnecting. Here's why it might be happening.

It's unclear what will happen to the studio's work on Gang of Dragon.

Turn the clock back to 1998, when the internet was a little more functional.

It's handy, but most people likely won't miss it.

The Switch 2 has expandable storage that you should take advantage of. But you can't use the same cards that worked with your original Switch.

Installing an update can make your phone run worse for a while, but this should be temporary in most cases.

We all know RAM has gotten crazy expensive, but some number put it in even better perspective.

Modern AirPods offer several audio modes, and noise cancellation isn't always the best option.

Googlebook OS still needs a ton of work.

Follow its iPad mini launch last week, Apple may unveil three new iPad models early next year.

Past Apple TV models have seen excellent support from Apple compared to some other product lines, but it's not a guarantee.

You would think that Maps would be the same regardless of your phone's brand, but there are some differences between the Android Auto and CarPlay experiences.

Though your Samsung smart TV comes pre-loaded with the most popular streaming apps, you may want to add others and do some reorganizing while you're at it.

A hidden toggle buried in the Android Auto app's code isn't functional yet. Here's what it could do, what it might not, and what Google hasn't said so far.

Widgets take advantage of your iPad's large screen, and some of the best ones are often overlooked.

You can easily get AI glasses with prescription if you need them, but before making the investment, it's recommended to learn the pros and cons of them.

Using one earbud may feel like the natural choice at times, but the reality is that it can chip away at their lifespan if you don't kick the habit.

The answer depends on your budget - and how hardcore you want to get. 

Your PS5 requires occasional maintenance to run at its best, but it only needs a light touch.

Not all of Samsung's S Pens are made the same. Only one of them can be found through the SmartThings Find network.

01-Nov-26
Users can still lean on Claude to help with designing original or genre games.

An Apple Watch is a handy accessory for your iPhone, but choosing the most durable material can be challenging. This one is better suited to your needs.

If you need extra protection for your USB cables, knowing how to tell if they're waterproof beforehand is important. Here's how to check a cable's rating.

Don't pay full price; you might already qualify for cheaper Prime or have another benefit that covers the membership fee

You can easily access your flashlight on Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel devices - here's how.

The legal battle revolves around the AI company's operations in southern Memphis.

Windows 11 has a sneaky menu that connects you with Settings, Task Manager, Event Viewer, and more in one place.

Solar roofs promise a future where EVs rarely need plugging in, but turning that vision into reality presents some surprisingly difficult challenges.

The Xbox Series S offers a solid entry-level experience for those interested in console gaming. Here's what an equivalent gaming PC would cost you.

Here's what beginners need to know to vibe code securely.

This rough version is the closest thing to a release we'll see.

Xbox controllers use AA batteries, which may seem like an outdated way of powering a device, but there are reasons for this intentional choice.

You can do so much more with an old laptop than just throwing it away or leaving it to rot in a drawer. Here are some clever ways to reuse one.

A report said the company is already working on the second version that's codenamed Max 2.

 
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