Here's How A Real Life Invisibility Cloak Actually Works
Invisibility may soon go from fiction to reality as scientists are experimenting with cloaking technology.
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The Real Reason Samsung Isn't Using A Waterdrop Hinge For Its Foldables
Samsung recently introduced its fourth-generation Fold and Flip foldables. They don't sport the same hinge used by some competitors, but there's a good reason.
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Unlike iOS, anyone can install apps on Android phones and tablets outside of the official app store. While that is convenient, it comes with some real risks.
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Meta has a chatbot that anyone can interact with, and that has seemingly led to some amusing (and, at times, offensive) statements from the AI.
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This security vulnerability found in the video chat app Zoom is bad enough that you should download a fix right this minute if you haven't already.
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While a new operating system comes with benefits like a wider array of features, greater security, and improved efficiency, there can also be some drawbacks.
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Getting out on the water is a long-running tradition across the world, but it's never looked cooler -- or weirder -- than in these vessels.
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It would appear that Apple is preparing to deliver more advertisements on iPhone, iPad, and desktop machines. How much will we take before we break?
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Google Chrome, the most popular mobile internet browser, is as susceptible as any when it comes to malware and viruses. But can it happen on a Samsung Galaxy?
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The Xbox Vs PlayStation War Just Got A Crushing New Stat For Microsoft Fans
Court documents have revealed some insight into the global success in sales of Xbox and PlayStation units, putting PS5 shortage issues in a whole new light.
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How To Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into A Weather Station
Single-board computer Raspberry Pi can be used for collecting rainfall data, measuring wind speed and direction, temperature, and more. Here's how to set it up.
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If you have one of the latest generations of iPhone, and have updated to the latest version of iOS, your device has a dog-related trick you need to try.
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OnePlus CEO Confirms Foldable Phone Is In The Works
After many rumors, OnePlus has confirmed - in a roundabout teasing manner - that it is working on its own foldable smartphone to join the budding market.
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Apple Ads May Become More Prominent As Hardware Sales Plateau
Apple may be looking into ways to boost its ad revenue, potentially slotting such advertisements into new places within its existing products.
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Most places feature Wi-Fi, but sometimes you'll end up in a hotel room or other space that only has ethernet, and that's where hotspots come in handy.
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You can run into some issues when you opt out of updating your iPhone, including issues with bugs and security.
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Why You Need To Stop Using Ad Personalization On Your Android Phone
Did you know your Google account includes a setting for ad personalization? That may not sound like a big deal, but there are good reasons to turn it off.
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What The Curiosity Rover Has Learned In Its First 10 Years On Mars
Curiosity has spent a decade rolling around the Martian landscape, using a variety of tools to study the planet and send back details about it.
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How To Watch Movies And TV Shows Together Over FaceTime
Apple makes it easy for its users to watch movies and TV shows together even if they're far apart, and the process is as simple as a FaceTime call.
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How To Fix A Flickering Or Flashing Android Phone Screen
If your Android phone's screen has started flashing or flickering, don't panic! It's probably a software bug, and those are pretty easy to fix.
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Samsung Heir Lands Presidential Pardon For Bribery Conviction
Jay Y. Lee's pardon will go into effect early next week, and the controversial heir could be back on the Samsung board before too long.
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Samsung Just Made An Outrageous Claim About The Future Of Foldable Phones
Samsung is betting the house on its foldable phone offerings, expecting them to count for 50% of its premium smartphone shipments.
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The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 is the latest iteration of the top-notch foldable smartphone -- and our writer got his hands on one before the masses.
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No smartphone is perfect, just as no operating system is perfect. Here are users' least favorite aspects of the Android operating system.
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There's long been a messaging rift between iPhones and Android devices, but now Google is trying to change that by publicly calling out Apple.
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The Android TV Privacy Setting You Should Turn Off Right Now
Smart TVs, including Google Android TV, are able to collect data from your watching habits. Here's how to change your settings and stop the data collection.
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