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HomeView with an arm? Apple reportedly plans $1,000 swiveling smart panel
The HomeView Ultra is expected to feature a robotic arm and 9-inch display. Shades of Amazon’s discontinued Echo Show 10?
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Nvidia RTX 50 GPUs hit with more price hikes – up to $500
Some GPUs will see bigger increases than others, while Intel and AMD remain mum on their pricing plans
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I tried Sonos’ latest app features – these 2 small upgrades fix big annoyances
New Sonos software and firmware updates are rolling out. Here’s what you can expect.
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Your Apple Watch has 2 new controversial listening features – but you have to opt in
Siri Recap and Live Rewind are finally here, two months after Apple unveiled the always-listening Apple Watch features. Here’s how they work.
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Windows 11 can run better on PCs with 8GB now, Microsoft says – here’s why
The latest updates to Windows 11 offer improvements in speed, performance, and memory management.
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Roku is taking away a fan-favorite screensaver – but you have alternatives
One of Roku’s most popular screensavers is about to make its last splash. Here’s how to switch before Dec. 1.
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This clever banking scam keeps phishing by faking its own demise – how it works
You won’t see the ‘suspended’ sign because it’s not meant for you.
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I tested the RedMagic 12 Pro – and it’s the fastest Android I’ve ever seen
If it’s possible to release a flagship phone while at the same time making it appear more like a midrange phone, Red Magic has found a way.
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Is Claude Code truly faster with message threads? I did the math on my logs
Claude Code’s update could save you time during demanding, hours-long coding sessions at no extra cost. But by how much? Here’s my real-world result.
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OpenAI will merge ChatGPT’s chat and work tabs – here’s when, and what to expect
On the heels of Anthropic’s similar move, the change will be tested among select users before being rolled out.
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Athenahealth patients can ask Claude about their medical records now
The partnership could provide one of the nation’s largest AI companies with a bevy of personal medical data.
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Don’t want a touchscreen? All premium MacBook Pros could have one soon, reports say
New reports indicate the touchscreens are to become the standard on premium MacBook Pros.
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Firefox’s new Mini Window is every multitasker’s dream – Chrome can’t do this
The open-source browser’s newest feature lets you pop out a page – or part of a page – into its own mini window. See why this is incredibly cool.
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Samsung’s Privacy Display may be coming to more Galaxy phones – what we know
Privacy Display on the Galaxy S26 Ultra was a big hit in our hands-on. Now, we may see it roll out to more Galaxy phones.
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Apple’s HomeView may double as security camera – watch out Ring, Nest, and Wyze
HomeView settings reveal potential video recording and streaming options alongside privacy features.
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50 AI agents tried to build a thriving Minecraft civilization – it didn’t end well
It turns out even bots can’t escape bureaucracy.
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Android 17 adoption hits a staggering 1% – why you really should update now
Only a quarter of Android phones have even made it to Android 16.
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Samsung adds better sleep tracking to Galaxy Watches – here’s what to expect
The FDA-approved sleep apnea tracking feature will first come to the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, Watch 9, and Ring.
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I’m finally ready for a smart calendar – why the Echo Show 16 stands out
I’m finally ready to upgrade to a smart calendar – and Amazon’s newest Echo device looks like an organizational solution for my family and I.
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Your Netgear router may be vulnerable to a security exploit – how to check and patch it
A vulnerability in some Netgear routers could allow an attacker with access to your network to run malicious commands on the device.