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Claude Code and Cowork can now use your computer

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EA is nuking Battlefield Hardline on consoles

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Apple will reportedly start stuffing ads into the Maps app

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Wing expands its drone delivery service to the Bay Area

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Apple's WWDC 2026 is set for June 8-12

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Polymarket is cracking down on insider trading with updated rules

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Billionaire OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky has died from cancer at 43

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LG Sound Suite review: Dolby Atmos FlexConnect in a powerful package

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Wheely, an on-demand chauffeur app, makes its US debut in NYC

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Xbox lines up a Partner Preview showcase for March 26

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Samsung's Galaxy S26 will get Apple AirDrop support starting today

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Crimson Desert developer apologizes and promises to replace AI-generated art

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Elon Musk announces Terafab project he claims will be the 'largest chip manufacturing facility ever'

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Reddit is weighing identity verification methods to combat its bot problem

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What to read this weekend: Revisiting Project Hail Mary and The Thing on the Doorstep

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Apple considered buying Halide to upgrade its native Camera app

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A Minecraft theme park will open in London in 2027

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OpenAI reportedly plans to double its workforce to 8,000 employees

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Intel says Crimson Desert devs ignored offers of help to support Arc GPUs

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DNA building blocks on asteroid Ryugu, bacteria that eat plastic waste, and more science news

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Twitter turned 20 and I feel nothing

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Engadget review recap: Lots of Apple devices, Galaxy S26, Dell XPS 16 and more

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A retro Starship Troopers shooter, a video store sim and other new indie games worth checking out

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Elon Musk misled investors during his Twitter takeover, jury finds

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Pinterest CEO says teens under 16 should be banned from social media (but not Pinterest)

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Microsoft will yank Copilot from some Windows apps and let you move the taskbar again

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The White House proposes new AI policy framework that supersedes state laws

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Three people have been charged with illegally exporting NVIDIA GPUs to China

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Here's how not to leak military information with your Strava run

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Nintendo is reportedly making a Switch 2 with a user-replaceable battery for the EU

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Netflix’s Assassin’s Creed is officially set in ancient Rome

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Project Hail Mary could teach humanity a thing or two

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Belkin Charging Case Pro for Switch 2 review: A more elegant solution

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Amazon is reportedly working on a new phone built around Alexa

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ByteDance is selling its Moonton game unit to Savvy Games for a cool $6 billion

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Engadget Podcast: Why does everyone hate NVIDIA's DLSS 5 AI upscaling?

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How to get your grill ready for the outdoor season

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Blue Origin also wants to put AI data centers in space

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OpenAI is putting ChatGPT, its browser and code generator into one desktop app

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Alphabet no longer has a controlling stake in its life sciences business Verily

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States are suing the EPA for relinquishing its role as a greenhouse gas emissions regulator

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Amazon acquires autonomous robotics startup Rivr

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DoorDash will start paying gig workers for creating content to train AI models

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Google is reportedly testing a Gemini app for Mac

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Android will hide some app sideloading behind a new one-time security process

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The Steam Spring Sale is here with discounts on Arc Raiders, Hades 2 and much more

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Meta will move away from human content moderators in favor of more AI

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Don’t be surprised that the FBI is buying your location data

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The complete Stranger Things DVD set includes 25 discs and costs around $200

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Ubisoft ends development at Tom Clancy studio Red Storm

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