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Evan Spiegel doesn't want you to call Snap Specs AI glasses

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Around a fifth of Steam Next Fest demos have a generative AI disclosure

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The EU won't pursue a mandatory game preservation law

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10 underrated Apple Watch features you can set up in minutes

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Xfinity introduces same-day Wi-Fi for new customers.

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Wear OS 7 arrives to Pixel watches with Gemini AI and live updates

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Google launches 'bubble' multi-tasking and foldable gaming mode with Android 17

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Nintendo Switch update makes the eShop much more responsive

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Xreal officially reveals its Android XR Aura glasses — without a pricetag

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Qualcomm unveils its Snapdragon Reality Elite chip for next-gen AR headsets

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Is NFC charging the secret to nicer-looking smartglasses?

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Kodak's adorable Charmera camera gets new Y2K-inspired designs

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Snap's slimmed down AR Specs go on sale later this year for $2,195

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds trailer has plenty of callbacks to its 1960s origins

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It's time to dump Roku

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Why your Fire TV Stick might be slowing down (and how to fix it)

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Roblox rolls out its new age-gated account tiers globally

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Commodore made a social media-banishing flip phone

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SpaceX is buying AI coding startup Cursor for $60 billion

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Xbox Game Pass additions for late June include EA Sports FC 26 and RV There Yet?

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Insta360 Luna Ultra review: Let the gimbal camera wars begin

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Italy is probing Apple over iCloud services like iPhone backups

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What that small flashing dot on your Samsung phone is trying to tell you

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Microsoft's new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop cost $500 and $600 more than their predecessors

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AWE 2026: Live updates from the Snap Specs launch by Evan Spiegel, and later XR keynotes at the show

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India temporarily blocks Telegram, claiming it was done to prevent exam fraud

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Meta's Threads app now has half a billion monthly users

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Justice Department backs xAI in NAACP lawsuit over data center pollution

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Xbox is reportedly closing Ninja Theory, Double Fine and Compulsion Games

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Google Earth's flight simulator mode is now available in your browser

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Samsung expands its Galaxy Book 6 lineup with a Snapdragon X2 Elite-powered model

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Investigation by The Atlantic reveals many millions of songs used for AI music training

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Anthropic hit with lawsuit over its Claude Max usage limits

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What's the difference between Dolby Cinema and IMAX?

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xAI's lawsuit accusing OpenAI of stealing trade secrets has been thrown out

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Facebook's new AI tools offer more of the same, with photo-editing and question-answering capabilities

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Open-source Discord alternatives: What Stoat and Element actually fix

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Xbox Game Studios chief reportedly steps down as layoffs loom

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EA created an entire division to push more in-game ads

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If you're already watching YouTube daily, this subscription swap just makes sense

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Fox is buying Roku for $22 billion

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Trump threatens 100 percent tariff on France's wine industry over its tech tax

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UK will ban social media for children under 16

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NASA's X-59 reaches speed and altitude milestones ahead of first quiet supersonic flights

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A rare sticker-sealed copy of Super Mario Bros. just sold for $3 million

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Kindle Unlimited costs $11.99 per month, but here's how to pay less

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Apple reportedly has three more iOS 27 features coming in the fall

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Anbernic now has a store page where you can buy replacement parts for its handhelds

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Your Kindle could unlock thousands of free books: These are the best places to find them

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Apple TV 4K multiview: How to watch four live sports feeds at once

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