T-Mobile Is Raising Its Minimum Late Fees By More Than 40%
Be sure to pay your T-Mobile bill on time, because the minimum late fees are going up by a whopping 42% starting in November 2025.
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Google Has No Plans To Fix This Terrifying Gemini Security Vulnerability
Security researchers have discovered that Gemini AI is vulnerable to ASCII smuggling, but Google says it has no plans to address the issue.
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Leaked Patent For Samsung's Trifold Phone Reveals Three Batteries Inside
Leaked sketches suggest that Samsung is thinking about putting three batteries inside its upcoming Galaxy trifold smartphone.
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Gemini Starts Rolling Out To Google Home Users In Early Access - Here's How To Sign Up
If you want to start interacting with Gemini to control your Google Home devices, here's how you can sign up to gain early access to the new features.
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Microsoft Is Giving The OneDrive App On Windows A Major AI-Themed Makeover
Microsoft has some big changes in store for the OneDrive app on Windows, including smarter AI-powered searches and a unified photos experience.
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The Federal EV Tax Credit Is Dead, But This New EV Will Cost Under $30,000
The federal tax credit for electric vehicles has expired, but you might not need it to be able to afford this upcoming EV from General Motors.
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Meta's Most Expensive Smart Glasses Are Virtually 'Unrepairable,' Says iFixit
The new Meta Ray-Ban Display AR glasses are incredible impressive, but according to iFixit, repairing them if they break is basically impossible.
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Google's Latest AI Shopping Update Lets You Try On Shoes Without Leaving Your House
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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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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Verizon Plans To Use AI To Lure You Away From AT&T And T-Mobile
Verizon is letting AI take the lead on a new promotion that promises to match or beat discounts from AT&T and Verizon with a 3-year price guarantee.
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Don't Fall For This T-Mobile Account Monitoring Scam - The Carrier Isn't Sending Letters
If you get a letter from T-Mobile admonishing you for your browsing history, you should know that the mobile carrier didn't actually send it.
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What Does 'USB' Actually Mean? Here's What It Stands For
USB usage has become a part of daily life today, but it has an interesting history that stretches back 30 years to the early days of our connected age.
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Android Has A Powerful Security Feature Hidden In The Settings - Here's How To Turn It On
Every Android phone running Android 16 and above now has a built-in security feature that protects your device and accounts. Here's how to enable it.
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This Android Phone's Unique Screen Could Replace Your Kindle
With the latest in electronic paper technology, this innovative Android smartphone is poised to make your Kindle e-reader a thing of the past.
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iMessage Won't Activate In iOS 26? Here's How To Fix It, According To Apple
If you're having trouble getting iMessage to work after upgrading to iOS 26, Apple is aware of the issue and has shared a fix on its support site.
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Perplexity's Comet AI Browser Is Available To Everyone, But Should You Download It?
Perplexity's AI browser Comet is now free to download for anyone who wants AI to be omnipresent as they navigate the internet.
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Samsung May Bring One Of China's Best Android Privacy Features To The Rest Of The World
With the release of One UI 8.5 fast approaching, a new leak has revealed that one of Samsung's best Android privacy features is being expanded beyond China.
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Amazon's Delivery Drones Can't Stop Running Into Problems (Literally)
Two of Amazon's Prime Air delivery drones crashed into a crane in Arizona, resulting in a federal investigation and a pause on drone deliveries in the area.
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Xbox Game Pass Price Hike Is Further Proof The Deal Was Always Too Good To Be True
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate now costs $29.99 a month, and it's the latest sign that the service was never going to be able to sustain its value.
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Google Could Soon Launch Its Own Hypertension Feature To Keep Up With Apple Watch
Leaked code suggests Google is planning to conduct a study as its prepare to launch a hypertension feature for the Pixel Watch to match Apple.
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No, Sideloading Android Apps Isn't Going Away, Google Says
Rumors about Google removing the ability to sideload apps on Android have been swirling for months, but the company has finally denied those rumors.
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T-Mobile Upgrades T-Satellite To Work With More Apps When Off The Grid
T-Mobile's T-Satellite service now supports even more third-party apps, including WhatsApp, AllTrails, AccuWeather, T-Life, and X.
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Tile Trackers Reportedly Have A Security Flaw That Could Put Users At Risk Of Stalking
Security researchers have reportedly uncovered a frightening flaw in Tile trackers that could possibly open users up to unwanted tracking and even stalking.
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YouTube Is Testing New AI Music Hosts - Here's How To Try Them Yourself
YouTube Labs gives users the chance to test out new features early, and the first is an AI music host that will talk to you between songs.
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Battery Swelling On Samsung's Galaxy Ring Reportedly Sends Wearer To The Hospital
A new technology-fueled nightmare has arrived as one user claims that battery swelling on their Galaxy Ring led to a hospital visit.
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You Can Already Try Apple's New Foundation AI Models In These Apps
If you're curious about Apple's new Foundation Models framework, you can see it in action in a bunch of iPhone apps now available on the App Store.
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