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Miss the days when phones had physical keyboards and weren't for doomscrolling all day? This new BlackBerry-style smartphone may be just the ticket.
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For more than two decades, Gmail users have been stuck with the addresses they first registered with. However, it looks like that may change soon.
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Don't tuck that charger away! Southwest's latest safety rule bans charging devices inside bags. See how this change affect your next trip.
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USB-C has become the ubiquitous standard for computer and phone peripherals, but there are some incredibly common misunderstandings about the format.
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We've all gotten used to RAM being a non-issue in desktop and laptop computers, but that looks like it's all changing in 2026. Here's what you should know.
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Samsung's Android rivals may now offer stiff competition, but the Galaxy S26's new features look like it'll it at the top of the pile for 2026.
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Residents are successfully halting billions in AI projects from Google and xAI. Find out why local pushback is surging and what it means for your power bill.
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Google's introduction of AirDrop compatibility to the Pixel 10 was a big (and welcome) surprise, but how did the company's engineers actually pull it off?
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Amazon's distribution network is huge and complex, and often, restocking returned items just isn't worth it for the company.
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Australia just banned social media for everyone under 16. But tech-savvy teens have already found 3 simple ways to dodge the firewall and stay online.
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Scammers routinely impersonate Microsoft online. New research breaks down how the brand is used in phishing and why it still works.
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A surprising shake-up in the RAM market could leave consumers with fewer choices and higher prices as one major memory brand prepares to shut its doors.
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Think you know how Wi-Fi works? These overlooked facts about the networks we rely on every day may change how you see your signal bars.
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The Alphabet owned robotaxi company, Waymo, has been getting quite a bit of scrutiny lately over whether the driverless cars are putting kids at risk.
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Your Pixel’s USB-C port can do much more than charge the battery. Its hidden hardware features can expand what you do with your phone every day.
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A viral clip shows a Waymo driverless car roll into a tense LAPD standoff, raising new questions about how autonomous vehicles handle real-world chaos.
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Valve has confirmed the one thing gamers feared about the Steam Machine. It won't be priced like a console. See why this decision could be a "fatal flaw."
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A new Android exploit has security experts paying attention. Here’s what you should know as researchers work to better understand the threat.
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You can connect way more to a single USB port than just a keyboard and mouse. The technology behind hubs sets a much bigger limit than most people realize.
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An autistic person's relationship with the world around them is often different than that of an average person, but technology can be of great help.
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Google is adapting one of Apple's few out-and-out failures as a new Android AI feature that it seems no one actually even wants. What's the point?
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Google Photos promises safe cloud storage for your pictures and videos, but how long will they really stay there? Here’s what users should know first.
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