Apple Announces WWDC 2026 for June 8; to Showcase Advancements in AI, Software
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Is Netflix Password Sharing Dead? 5 Workarounds That Still Work (for Now)
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Android's New AutoFDO Feature Is Doing More Than Just Speeding Up Your Phone
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The New WNBA CBA is Historic in More Ways Than One.
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Latest Samsung Foldables Get March Security Patch
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How BYD engineered breakthrough five-minute EV charging
TechSpot
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Oil price hike boosts demand for EVs
The Korea Times
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DarkSword exploit, which affects outdated versions of iOS, leaks on GitHub
9to5Mac
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Google’s New Updates Bring Better Organization for Google Chat Users
Phandroid (Mobile)
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This Android brand is launching the first true OpenClaw-powered AI agent on a phone
Android Authority (Mobile)
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Using your AI chatbot as a search engine? Be careful what you believe
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New framework bridges gaps in power grid operations with AI technology
Phys.org
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This lightweight and portable Lenovo Chromebook is now 70% off
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Public-private partnerships vital in disrupting China's Typhoons, says RSA panel with no government speakers
The Register
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Amazon's latest QLED TV falls short of the competition. Here are the rivals offering a better value.
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Kwikset brings smart lock control to Apple CarPlay
9to5Mac
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Amazon's Starlink Rival Set to Double Its Rocket Launches
PCmag
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MagSafe Monday: The iPhone 17e fixes the biggest flaw of the 16e
9to5Mac
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Samsung forced to compensate some Galaxy S22 owners after throttling the flagship line in secret
PhoneArena (Mobile)
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Galaxy S24 FE plunges below $450, undercutting the new Galaxy S26 by over $200
PhoneArena (Mobile)
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Wing Drone Deliveries Are Expanding to the San Francisco Bay Area This Year
CNET
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4 Settings That Will Instantly Make Your MacBook Perform Better
BGR
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Hackers says they breached Crunchyroll, stole nearly 7 million users data
Mashable
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Apple Health is more powerful than you think, here are my top tips
9to5Mac
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Crimson Desert releases apology regarding use of AI art
MobileSyrup (Mobile)
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Apple looks to be planning a third retail location in Mexico City
Apple Insider
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Snowflake's ongoing pitch: bring AI to data rather than data to AI
The Register
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Trump's MAHA pick for surgeon general flounders amid GOP doubts
Ars Technica
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Apple to Introduce Ads in Apple Maps as Part of Services Revenue Push
MacRumors
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OnePlus is giving away $204 in freebies with its best budget tablet, the Pad Go 2
PhoneArena (Mobile)
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AI’s Power Crisis Is Closer Than You Might Think
TechRepublic
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Apple will reportedly bring ads to Apple Maps soon
Neowin
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Imagination Teases PowerVR GPU Running on Windows with DirectX 11 Support
TechPowerUp
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AI bot offers speedy, revenue-saving building energy modeling
Phys.org
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Waste heat to power wearables? A new low-cost material design could help
Phys.org
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Microsoft Aims to Supercharge Windows Performance and Cut RAM Waste in 2026
PCmag
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I was on the Air Canada flight that crashed at LaGuardia. I felt the plane lose control, and I ducked and prayed.
Business Insider
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Instagram now finally lets users reorder carousel images and videos after publishing
9to5Mac
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MacBook Neo Silences Critics Over 8GB RAM Being Inadequate; Can Open 60 Apps In Unison While Windows Laptop Powers Off Performing The Same Task
WCCFtech (Mobile)
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Grammarly CEO steps on same rake over and over in embarrassing interview about AI slop
Apple Insider
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Expanding storage capacity with smart gate semiconductor technology
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Polymarket adopts new stance to get tougher on insider trading
Fast Company
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Fold Wide reportedly feature 45W wired charging
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April's Pink Moon Won't Actually Be Pink, but It's Tied to Easter
CNET
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Tools Like DLSS 5 May "Bring Into Question What Version of a Game Should Be Preserved" According to Preservation Expert
TechPowerUp
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Artificial neural network reproduces gait patterns of four-legged animals
Phys.org
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Five-level model rates humanoid robots across mobility, manipulation and cognition
Phys.org
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Nvidia CEO tries to explain why DLSS 5 isn’t just “AI slop”
Ars Technica
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Anthropic is giving Claude the ability to use your Mac for you
9to5Mac
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Here's What The Infinity Button Does On Your JBL Speaker
BGR
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It's not just you, X is down
Android Police (Mobile)
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These New Govee Outdoor Smart String Lights Let You Customize Each Bulb
CNET
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Valerion Rolls out Spring Sale Discounts on Long Throw Projectors, with Savings up to $1,000
AndroidGuys (Mobile)
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Data of 6 Million Verizon Customers Put Up for Sale by Hackers
Android Headlines (Mobile)
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After hackers hit an Iowa company, cars around the country failed to start
Ars Technica
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Patch Posted To Enable Intel FRED By Default On Linux
Phoronix
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Philips Wants to Move Away from Google for its Smart TVs
Phandroid (Mobile)
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Apple Maps is becoming more like Google Maps in the worst way
Android Authority (Mobile)
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A new Amazon Alexa AI phone is on the way
MobileSyrup (Mobile)
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Anthropic's Claude Can Now Control Your Computer
CNET
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6 things you didn't know Control Center on macOS could do
Pocket-lint (Mobile)
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One-step coating keeps fabrics superhydrophobic after tens of thousands of abrasion cycles
Phys.org
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Safety method for testing diffusion welds could clear path for compact nuclear reactors
Phys.org
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang says AGI is here — sort of
Mashable
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Oura Ring 5 leaks
GSMArena (Mobile)
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Claude Code and Cowork can now use your computer
Engadget
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How high of a refresh rate does your TV really need? An expert's buying advice
ZDNet
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'We're supposed to start prepping on it soon': The Mummy 4 gets its first tease from Ready or Not 2 directors — it's going to be chaotic
TechRadar
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I switched back to earbuds after using headphones for three years — here’s what I have and haven’t missed
TechRadar
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Samsung has smart glasses landing later this year — here are 4 details leaks have already revealed, including displays and XR apps
TechRadar
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