Why Choosing The Right iPhone Pro Model Is So Difficult Right Now
Trying to pick the right iPhone Pro model is more difficult than it looks, so you might want to just wait for the iPhone 17 Pro.
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iPhone 17 Pro Set To Feature Major Camera Upgrades, Including 8x Zoom
New rumors suggest the iPhone 17 Pro will receive a series of major camera additions that should be tempting for anyone looking to upgrade.
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4 Different Ways To Stream Local TV Channels For Free
Want local channels without the hassle of a streaming service or cable? These four ways to stream local TV for free can help you find the channels you want.
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China Just Made An Open-Source AI Model Even Cheaper Than DeepSeek
Chinese AI startup Z.ai (formerly Zhipu) just released brand-new open-source LLM GLM-4.5, which it claims is even cheaper to run than DeepSeek.
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Why You Should Delete Your Temu Account For Good (& How To Do It)
There are a number of reasons why consumers are cutting ties with e-commerce platform Temu -- read on to learn why and how to end your account.
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Copilot Mode Turns Microsoft Edge Into An AI Browser - Here's What It Can Do
Microsoft Edge just started testing a new Copilot Mode that gives Microsoft's AI chatbot the ability to perform tasks for you from your browser.
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Viral iPhone Dating App Tea Breached - Here's What You Need To Know
The viral dating safety app Tea was breached, and as a result, photo IDs, selfies, and even location details have been leaked online.
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2 Ways To Get Faster Internet On Your Android Phone
Slow internet on Android is more than just frustrating, it can be a real issue in certain situations. Here's a few steps to try that can speed it up.
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How Apple Plans To Make Journal Cool Again In iOS 26
Not only is the Journal app coming to iPad and Mac in this fall's software updates, but it's also getting some new features and upgrades in iOS 26.
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You're Going To Be Obsessed With This iOS 26 Apple Music Feature
Apple Music will give you the ability to pin your music to the top of the app in iOS 26, and many users are going to be obsessed.
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You Can Try Google's New 'Vibe Coding' App For Free Right Now
Google just started testing a new vibe coding app called Opal, and you can give it a spin for free if you sign up for Google Labs.
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Google's 'Web Guide' Will Sort Through Your Search Results For You
Google is testing out a new Web Guide that will sort your search results using AI, as Google continues to integrate AI everywhere.
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What The Colored Buttons On LG TV Remotes Really Do
If you've ever wondered what the colored buttons on the remote for your LG TV actually do, we're here to explain them to you.
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Higgsfield's Latest AI Tool Wants To Help You Steal Any Image On The Internet
Higgsfield is an interesting underdog in the world of AI image generation, but it's latest tool is sure to draw plenty of attention.
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Hands-On With Apple's All-New Preview App In iPadOS 26
One of the most exciting additions to the iPad in iPadOS 26 is the new Preview app, and here's what we thought after taking it for a spin.
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How To Use Apple's New Visual Intelligence Screenshot Search In iOS 26
Apple is upgrading Visual Intelligence in iOS 26, giving iPhone owners the ability to search for more information using screenshots they take.
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You Can Buy This Trainable AI Robot Dog For The Same Price As A High-End Smartphone
If you want a canine companion without having to feed and walk it, this new trainable AI robot dog might be worth the purchase.
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AI Is Learning Things It Wasn't Taught, New Study Claims
Even when artificial intelligence isn't explicitly taught something, it can still pick up unintended traits when being trained by other AI.
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Developer Shows Off The Potential Of iOS 26's Liquid Glass Effect On Apps
We've seen how the new Liquid Glass design language in iOS 26 will change Apple's own apps, but what about third-party apps? Here's a sneak preview.
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watchOS 26 Gives You 5 Compelling Reasons To Upgrade Your Apple Watch
watchOS 26 launches this fall and brings along with it a few new features that will only work on the latest and greatest Apple Watch models.
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Annoying Google Maps Bug Crashes The App When Searching For Public Transit Directions
Some Google Maps user have reported that the app has started crashing whenever they try to search for public transit directions.
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2 Ways To Check The Battery Health On Your Android Phone
Most Android phones use a lithium-ion battery. These batteries are powerful and efficient, when they're healthy. This is how to keep tabs on that.
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OpenAI's Big GPT-5 Upgrade For ChatGPT Set For August Release
GPT-5 might be the most important upgrade ChatGPT has ever received, and new reports suggest it will finally be available in August.
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You're Probably Using Google AI Overviews Wrong - Here's What You Need To Fix
Google AI Overviews have become incredibly popular, but you shouldn't always trust what they have to say, as hallucinations continue to be a problem.
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Yes, You Can Change The Lock Screen On Your Kindle - Here's How
Did you know that you can change the display of your Kindle to show the cover of the book you're reading? Here's how to do it.
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New ChatGPT Agent AI Is Now Available To Plus Users Worldwide
OpenAI made ChatGPT Agent available to ChatGPT Pro, Plus, and Team users worldwide a week after the official launch. Here's a preview of what it can do.
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AI Can Fill In Gaps In Our History, Starting With Ancient Rome
One incredible use case for AI is using it to fill in the blanks of our past with information that even historians have trouble uncovering.
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