Here's When The New Apple HomePod Could Launch
Rumors swirl around the reveal and release of Apple's next HomePod, with the potential for new devices that combine smart speaker tech with a display.
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This iPhone Bug Is Deactivating Phone Numbers. Here's What We Know So Far
A T-Mobile carrier-related issue appears to be plaguing iPhone users, causing phone numbers to deactivate. There are two simple fixes for this issue, for now.
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The Real Reason Canada Is Banning Huawei Technology
Canada is set to ban both Huawei and ZTE 5G network equipment in the near future after the U.S., U.K., Australia, and New Zealand have done the same.
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12 Best Uses For Old Laptops
Have one (or several) old laptops lying around your home? What you actually have is a productivity master waiting to reach its full potential
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Realme's Next Premium Tablet Looks To Have An Unusual Design
One extremely unique-looking tablet appeared in preview imagery from Realme before the big press event at which the tablet will be formally introduced.
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Self-Repairing Electronics Are Closer To Reality Than You Think
As the use of technology intensifies, and longer life spans are needed to keep electronics running, self-repairing components will become critical.
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How To Connect Apple Pencil To iPad
Steve Jobs may have been a stylus-skeptic, but there's no doubting that the Apple Pencil makes drawing, sketching, and navigating on Apple's iPad easier
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Qualcomm Made Its New Wireless AR Smart Glasses A Little Less Dorky
Cutting the cord, and getting a little closer to consumer-ready, Qualcomm's newest smart glasses design immerse wearers in an augmented reality world
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Huawei App Store Bug Gives Anyone A Free Pass At Paid Apps
An Android app developer has revealed a major bug impacting Huawei's AppGallery platform, making it possible for anyone to get paid apps for free.
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Pebblebee Offers An AirTag Alternative That You Can Easily Hook To A Keychain
Consumers have more device-tracking options than ever before. Joining Apple's AirTags and the iconic Tile tracker are two new models from Pebblebee.
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How To Set Up Linux On Your Chromebook
Chrome OS is a simple, stable operating system, but it may not offer everything you need. In that case, it's a simple matter to install Linux on the machine.
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The Reason MoviePass Was Such A Failure
MoviePass was once a seemingly revolutionary way to regularly head to the movie theater, but as early critics had predicted, the company couldn't survive.
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Apple's Mixed Reality Headset Reportedly Just Hit A Big Milestone
Rumors swirl around a potential Apple mixed reality headset, with a new tip that a finalized piece of hardware has already been shown to the brand's board.
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The James Bond Lotus Esprit That's Now Owned By Elon Musk
The submarine car featured in a classic James Bond movie was found abandoned in a storage unit, spurring a series of events that led to Elon Musk buying it.
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10 Best Uses For Old CRT Monitors
Still have that bulky old television set? Your old CRT monitor can actually come in handy for quite a few things around the house.
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The Upgraded Framework Laptop Just Showed Us Why Modular Is So Exciting
A new edition of the Framework Laptop was revealed with plug-and-play hardware that'll work with the original. Modularity might just be the way of the future.
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Every Samsung Galaxy Tablet Released In Chronological Order
Samsung popularized the tablet for users outside of the Apple-sphere. Here is the evolution of the Samsung Galaxy tablet from 2010 through today.
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iOS Users Now Have Another Way To Play Fortnite
Though "Fortnite" still isn't available on the App Store, all iPhone users now have a couple of ways to play the battle royale game on Apple's mobile devices.
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New Galaxy Z Flip 4 Leak Offers Exciting Look At Its Processor
Leaks have already revealed a lot about the Galaxy Z Flip 4, but now, we're learning more about the rumored phone's processor.
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Samsung MyBespoke Makes Your Whole Fridge Door Your Photos
Samsung has introduced a new customization option for its bespoke refrigerators, making it possible for customers to customize the appliance in a new way.
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Vivo X80 Pro Review: A Pricey Flagship That Focuses On Its Cameras
Vivo is back with another flagship smartphone. The Vivo X80 Pro is as aesthetically pleasing as it is pricey, and it really shines when you focus the cameras.
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How To Use Your iPhone As A Webcam For FaceTime On Mac
Macs have notoriously poor webcam quality, but fortunately, there's a way around that: using the iPhone as an external webcam when one is needed.
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How To Back Up Your Mac To iCloud
In addition to its Time Machine system backup feature, Apple also makes it possible for Mac users to backup files and data to their iCloud accounts.
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The Real Reason Betamax Lost The Format Wars
The VHS vs Betamax debate rages on even today -- but it turns out that the reason why Betamax lost the format wars isn't commonly noted.
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How To Fix Your OnePlus When It's Charging Slowly
If you have noticed your OnePlus device charging slower than normal, a simple technique should be able to reactivate the rapid charge.
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The Real Reason Michael Burry Bet Millions Against Apple
Apple is one of the top tech companies in the world, but does that make it a good investment? It seems that depends on your investment strategy.
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The Incredible And Controversial Evolution Of Elon Musk's Neuralink
Neuralink promises to revolutionize how humans interact with technology -- and provide massive benefits to those with disabilities.
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