Samsung's First Trifold Phone Might Not Launch In The US
A new rumor suggests that Samsung might not release its long-awaited trifold smartphone in the U.S., limiting the experimental phone to Asia.
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What Does USB-PD Stand For?
You’ve probably seen “USB-PD” printed on a charger or cable box, but what does it actually mean, and how does it make your devices charge faster?
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iPhone Air May Not Be The Flop People Think It Is
Reports of the iPhone Air's death appear to have been exaggerated, as TD Cowen suggests Apple has no plans to slow down production on the ultra-slim device.
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Forget Apple AirTags: There's A Better (And Easier) Way To Track Your Luggage On Android
There are plenty of alternatives to Apple's AirTags available for Android, but thanks to a new app, the most popular Android option opens up to everyone.
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Here's How NASA Plans To Deorbit The ISS
The ISS has been a symbol of research and cooperation for decades, but NASA has plans to deorbit the station in 2030, likely ending its journey in the water.
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Coding Video Games With A Prompt? It Might Be Possible With Gemini 3.0
After a Google product manager tweeted about everyone being able to vibe code video games by the end of 2025, expectations for Gemini 3.0 have skyrocketed.
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The Best Way To Keep Your TV's Screen Clean
It's no secret that dust and smudges on a screen can ruin its presentation, but you have to clean most newer television sets very specifically.
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4 PC Parts You Should Always Buy Used (And 7 You Should Avoid At All Costs)
When building a PC, some used components can save you hundreds without compromise. However, others present unacceptable risks or, in some cases, are just gross.
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NASA Found A Secret US Military Base Buried Deep In Greenland's Ice Shelf
NASA scientists recently discovered an abandoned Cold War-era U.S. military base that's been hiding under the ice in Greenland for nearly 60 years.
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What Does 'DLSS' Mean On An Nvidia Graphics Card?
Plenty of newer RTX cards sport Nvidia's DLSS technology, which is especially helpful for the most demanding games that require tons of horsepower.
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Spotify Launches New Apple TV Experience With These Features
Spotify has given its Apple TV app a makeover and added a bunch of new features, including music videos, podcasts, and the ability to view lyrics.
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OpenAI's Next Big Thing Might Be AI Music Generation
After launching its Sora social media platform for AI videos, OpenAI's next big release might be a model that can generate music on the fly.
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Are USB Port Covers Actually Worth It? A Cheap Phone Accessory That Saves You Money
Dust, debris, and damage — your USB ports face more risk than you think. Find out if these cheap little plugs are the smart protection your devices need.
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4 Free Apps You Should Always Install First On New Smart TVs
When you get a smart TV, navigating all of its features and capabilities can be a lot. These apps will enhance your television experience, and they're free.
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What Does 'HDMI' Actually Mean?
Of course it's an acronym, but there are also multiple types of HDMI cables and connectors, each designed to enhance the viewing experience in a specific way.
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9 Of The Best Whoop Alternatives For Health & Fitness Tracking
We've rounded up nine of the best Whoop alternatives worth considering, catering to everyone from dedicated athletes to casual health trackers.
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Is Apple's MacBook Trade In Service Worth It?
Apple Trade In allows Apple device owners to send their used device back to Apple in exchange for some credit that can go toward a new device.
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What Is A USB 'Rubber Ducky'?
Despite its cute name, a USB 'Rubber Ducky' has the potential to wreak serious havoc on your computer through a simple trick employed by hackers.
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Gemini Can Now Create Presentations Among Other Features As Part Of Gemini's October Drops
Google's Gemini AI can now create presentations for you with a single prompt, among other features that are part of the October feature drop.
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Is It Safe To Leave Your Windows Laptop Plugged In All The Time?
Leaving your Windows laptop plugged in around the clock might seem convenient, but it could have lasting effects. Here’s what you need to know.
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Say Goodbye To Messy TV Cables With One Sleek DIY Solution
Messy wiring can make your home theater setup look untidy. Try this DIY solution that can quickly conceal your TV cables and keep your setup looking clean.
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Apple Maps Might Show Ads On iPhones As Early As Next Year
If you frequently use Apple Maps on your iPhone for navigation, you may soon start seeing ads for relevant restaurants or shops in the interface.
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iOS 26.1 Set To Bring A Huge Upgrade For Google Photos Users
The new iOS 26.1 update for iPhone devices is slated to introduce a new upgrade for those who use Google Photos, making their lives a lot easier.
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How Much Gold Is Actually In Your Smartphone?
Your smartphone literally holds more treasure than you think. Discover how precious metals power your favorite device and why recycling them really matters.
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MacBook Air Could Benefit The Most From This iPhone 17 Pro Feature
After seeing great results from the iPhone 17 Pro's vapor chamber, Apple could share this tech with a future MacBook Air to reduce thermal throttling.
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Starlink Vs. 5G Internet - Which Offers Better Speeds?
When comparing Starlink and 5G internet, the "better" option largely depends on where you live, though one is better when it comes to raw speed.
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Next-Gen iPad Pro To Feature A Vapor Chamber Cooling System
As per rumors, the next-gen iPad Pro expected to launch with the M6 chip will have vapor chamber cooling, similar to the iPhone 17 Pro series.
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