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Three publishers challenge Google over AI copyright infringement

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The next wave of emoji could help you evoke beauty and existential dread

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PlayStation FlexStrike wireless fight stick delayed without a firm release date

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Samsung's slower version of the 990 Pro SSD costs way more than the original

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What can you do with a Roku TV without internet access?

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California's MyFirstEV provides a $3,500 instant rebate to first-time buyers

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An Apple Arcade version of Madden NFL 27 will arrive on August 7

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Google Images is getting a makeover for its 25th anniversary

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Leaked Google Pixel Watch 5 images show four different color options

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If you're still on a single monitor, this is the best workflow upgrade you can make

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What's the difference between active noise canceling and passive?

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'Talk to Spotify' lets you create playlists and learn about songs with voice commands

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New York enacts first US ban on data center construction

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X's algorithm will finally prioritize replies from people you already follow

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Google bought all of a major solar farm's output to offset its dirty data center emissions

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Hisense's E Ink phone has a full-color LCD you can snap on the back

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Google brings Gemini in Chrome to UK users

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Please let this hot pink Pixel 11 leak be real

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Microsoft is making the Windows Search Box more streamlined and useful

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Public betas for iOS 27, macOS 27 and more Apple platforms are now available

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Los Angeles law enforcement will stop using Flock cameras

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A ransomware negotiator who colluded with attackers to scam victims was sentenced to 70 months in prison

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iCloud+ vs. Apple One: Which is worth it for you?

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TV-logging app TV Time is functionally relaunching as parent company pivots to AI

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State AGs sue to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger

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Games Done Quick abruptly canceled SNK stream due to ties with Saudi Arabia

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You can easily scan QR codes that are already on your phone

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Not 300 miles, not 250 miles: These EVs have the worst range in 2026

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Oppo Watch X3 review: Come for the battery, stay for the versatility

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Europe takes step toward social media ban for kids

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Waze rolls out new AI features including Motorcycle and 'Less Chatty' modes

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Summer Games Done Quick once again raises over $2 million for Doctors Without Borders

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What are your plans for AI Appreciation Day?

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Pentagon releases new batch of UFO files, China's Tianwen-2 reaches its asteroid target, and more science stories

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Xbox gamer wins lawsuit against Microsoft to restore account and digital library

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Why GameCube games are so expensive (and why they're rarely sold at retro stores)

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Refreshed Apple Pencils may arrive next year with improved repairability

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Why Xiaomi phones aren't banned, but are rarely sold in the US

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The correct way to position your router's antennas depends on your home

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Phoebe Gates' AI shopping app Phia reportedly claimed unearned affiliate sales through fake clicks

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What is Eclipsa Video, and how does it compare to Dolby Vision and HDR10?

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Philips offers free replacements after update bricked smart lighting hubs

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OpenAI's head of safety is reportedly leaving as part of company reorganization

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Which USB port should you use for your mouse and keyboard?

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Engadget review recap: Steam Machine, Samsung Music Studio 7, Oura Ring 5 and more

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Your Samsung Gallery won't be able to sync with Microsoft OneDrive soon

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Bluesky has an official CEO again

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Engadget Indie Pitch: Penguin Colony

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Spotify Release Radar's new personalization options improve your music recommendations

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Who needs scalpers when GameStop is marking up Pokémon cards by more than 300 percent?

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