Yes, You Can Play Nintendo Switch Games On Your Steam Deck - Here's How
Playing Nintendo Switch games on a Steam Deck is possible. Find out how to install the right software and configure settings with our tutorial.
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Amazon Has Bluetooth Speakers On Sale For $20 Users Call 'Shockingly Loud'
If you're looking for a speaker that doesn't break the bank but still delivers on the volume front, this Amazon deal is worth checking out.
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How Often Should You Clean Your Computer? Experts Say It's More Often Than You'd Think
As with all things, your computer too can collect dust, which can clog its components. Here's how frequently experts suggest you should clean your PC.
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iPhone 17 Is Still Sold Out, But Shipping Estimates Are Much Shorter
Apple is still working overtime to keep up with iPhone 17 demand, but shipping estimates show that the company is starting to catch up.
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Google Report Reveals How Text Scams Steal Your Data And Money
A recent Google report sheds light on how text-based phishing scams are on the rise and how they use sophisticated techniques to steal user data and money.
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Google Maps' Black-And-White Lock Screen Mode Could Be Terrific For Walking
A recent report hints at an all-new black-and-white mode for Google Maps that works on the lock screen. Here's how this could transform walking navigation.
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Tim Cook Confirms New AI Models And Siri Update For Apple Intelligence
In a recent interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed that Apple Intelligence will receive an upgrade with new AI models and a major Siri update.
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WhatsApp Is Finally Coming To Apple Watch - Here's The First Look
The Apple Watch is finally getting the WhatsApp app, as seen in a test build available to users. Here's a first look and how it performs on the wearable.
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iPad Pro M5 Review: Does Better Performance Matter Now?
Apple's new iPad Pro with an M5 chip is probably the best tablet on the market, but if you already own an M4 iPad Pro, the upgrade might not be worth it.
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Apple's iPhone Sales And Services Business Are Poised For More Impressive Growth
After posting a quarterly revenue of $102.5 billion, Apple is set to improve upon those already impressive numbers in the months to come.
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AI-Driven Chip Shortages Could Make Your Next Smartphone Cost More
Chip shortages caused by the AI boom could lead to more expensive smartphones in the months and years to come, recent reports suggest.
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Apple Posts Monster Earnings As Q4 Revenue Hits Record-Breaking $102.5 Billion
Apple reported its fourth-quarter earnings for 2025, revealing a September quarter revenue record of $102.5 billion and an all-time revenue record for Services.
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How Much Of The Internet Is Now Written By AI?
The rise of AI has made it much easier to generate content. However, after three years of ChatGPT's existence, how much of the internet's content is AI-written?
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Google Says iPhone More Likely To Get Scam Texts And Calls Than Android
Google's new data shows Android has better built-in anti-spam protections than the iPhone: AI defenses stop billions of spam calls and texts each month.
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How To Customize Your Steam Deck's Home Screen
While the Steam Deck offers great performance, one of its best aspects -- customization -- is often overlooked. Here's how to tweak your handheld's appearance.
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How To Fix A Bad Phone Signal In Just A Couple Minutes
When your smartphone doesn't have a signal, it can be a helpless and frustrating feeling. Luckily, there are some easy tricks that could improve the situation.
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Samsung Dropped The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro To Clearance Prices On Amazon
If you were looking to get a new pair of wireless earbuds for your Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro is down to an all-time low on Amazon.
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Are SSDs Really More Reliable Than Hard Drives?
Between two storage solutions, generally speaking, SSDs are more reliable than HDDs. However, there are a variety of factors that can accelerate wear and tear.
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The 1X Neo Humanoid Robot Is Up For Order - But Don't Buy It Yet
AI company 1X recently unveiled its humanoid robot, Neo, which can perform household chores. However, you should avoid ordering it right now.
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8 Cool New Gadgets Every Android Phone Owner Should Know About
From high-tech earbuds and smart rings to AR glasses and gaming controllers, these Android gadgets make your device smarter, faster, and more dynamic.
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Fitness Tracker The Outsiders Adds 5 Powerful New Features For Serious Athletes
With the most recent update, The Outsiders app has added Cycling Power Zones, and improvements to Body Metrics, Workout Summary, Training Focus Zones, and more.
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Apple Is Teaching AI To Edit Photos The Way Humans Do
A recent research paper shows that Apple is training AI to edit photos in a human-like way. Here's what that could mean for Apple Intelligence.
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Proton Will Discover Online Breaches As Soon As Your Data Is Sold On The Dark Web
Proton announced a new Data Breach Observatory tool that will monitor the Dark Web in real time to catch attacks as early as hackers start trading user data.
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Proton's Encrypted Lumo AI Chatbot Launches For Business Users
Proton’s end-to-end encrypted AI chatbot is now available for companies as Lumo for Business: Here’s what the ChatGPT and Gemini rival can do for you.
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Sora Gets Character Cameos, Invite-Free Access, And Expands To New Markets
OpenAI recently announced several new updates to Sora, including Character Cameos, invite-free access in select regions, and expansion to new countries.
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How To Turn Your Android Phone's Flashlight On Without Opening Your Phone
If you're sick of navigating through menus to activate the flashlight on your Android phone, we have a few tips that will make it much easier.
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Apple To Retire In-App Purchase Promo Codes - Here's What Developers Get Instead
Apple will discontinue support for in-app purchase promo codes starting March 2026, but it has also announced several new perks for developers.
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