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Drones have become increasingly more prevalent and dangerous when it comes to warfare, but this new invention might be able to take them down with ease.
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OpenAI Monitors ChatGPT Chats To Keep Everyone Safe - Here Are Some Of The Threats It Stopped
With millions of people conversing daily with ChatGPT, the chatbot must screen chats for threats. Here's how OpenAI flags and responds to malicious messages.
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The flashlight intensity adjustment feature on iOS is handy if you want to vary the beam, but it seems like it's only limited to Pro models of iPhones.
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Apple Updates MagSafe Chargers To Address iPhone 17 'Scratchgate'
There have been a few legitimate iPhone controversies over the years, but the iPhone 17's Scratchgate doesn't appear to be one of them.
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Google has given its AI shopping tools an upgrade, giving shoppers the ability to try on shoes from home by simply uploading a photo of themselves.
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Upgrade your Steam Deck without breaking the bank. Discover 5 must-have accessories to enhance your gameplay and protect your device, all for under $50.
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15 years after the Antennagate scandal that rocked the iPhone 4, an engineer has uncovered the tiny iOS 4.0.1 patch that resolved the issue.
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Gordon Ramsay Produced A High-Stakes Apple TV+ Docuseries That Deserves Your Attention
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iOS 26 is full of surprises, including a new feature that allows iPhone owners to see an extended call history with any of their contacts.
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Planning to pick up a hybrid vehicle but wondering what would happen if you don't plug it in for a while? Here are all the answers you need.
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Russia's New Jet-Powered Drone Is Immune To Electronic Warfare - Here's How
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is slowly but surely changing the face of aerial warfare with strides in drone technology and deployments.
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Analyst Expects iPhone Fold To Lead Apple's 2026 Lineup, iPhone Air 2 Also In The Works
In a note seen by BGR, the analyst hints at the impact this breakthrough device will have on sales, along with the materials to be used.
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These 10 brands offer the the best combination of technology, performance, features, and affordable price points when it comes to modern TVs.
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The new Ecovacs Deebot X11 OmniCyclone isn't the biggest leap forward in the history of robotic vacuums, but its charging speeds are incredibly impressive.
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The latest WhatsApp update for iPhones takes universal communication to a whole new level by offering in-app translation for 19 languages and their variations.
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These Amazon Prime Day Electronics Are Up To 50% Off: Here Are The Best Deals
Here are some of the best electronics deals you'll find on Amazon for Prime Big Deal Days, including the iPad mini and Kindle Paperwhite.
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YouTube And Netflix Will Have To Stop Jump-Scaring Californians With Ads Next Year
California is so fed up with loud ads on streaming services that Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law to force them to play ads at the same volume as content.
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Google Messages Just Upgraded Its Safety Feature That Detects Explicit Content
Google Messages was already able to warn users about photos that might contain explicit content, but now it will be able to do the same for videos.
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How To Clear Your iPhone Cache (And Why You Should)
Your iPhone's cache memory helps keep things zippy, but it can slow down as unused and corrupt files accumulate. Fortunately, a regular spring clean can help.
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There are tons of great deals available during Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day, including popular Roku, Anker, and Ring devices for under $30.
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Apple Returns To Its Roots With New 'The Underdogs' Ad, Taking Aim At Microsoft
Apple just brought The Underdogs back to life, this time using the group to pick on Microsoft for its 'Blue Screen of Death day' in 2024.
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The new Powerbeats Fit earbuds are a bit more than just a rebrand of the Beats Fit Pro, but are they worth the upgrade? Read our review to find out.
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Harbor Freight has an incredibly diverse array of home electronics for sale, but these 10 are some of the most highly recommended according to customers.
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Apple's 'Find My iPhone' Feature Helps Unearth Massive Smartphone Smuggling Ring
One victim of iPhone theft used Apple's Find My feature and ended up uncovering an enormous smuggling ring of smartphone thieves.
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Many devices draw power while plugged in, even when turned off. Unplug these devices, gadgets, and appliances to save money every month on your electric bill.
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How To Install Windows 11 Without An Internet Connection
The end of Windows 10 support is near, forcing users to eventually switch to the newer Windows 11 operating system. No internet connection? No problem.
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Does TSA Let You Travel With A Flipper Zero In Your Carry-On Luggage?
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