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The Oversight Board says leading AI models might be restricting free expression

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Netflix releases a VHS-quality version of Stranger Things' first season

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OnePlus is officially leaving the US and Europe

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xAI sues Grok user for generating nonconsensual sexualized deepfakes

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AppleCare+ prices just went up for Macs and iPads

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Skullcandy Crusher 1080 review: Haptic bass meets whisper-quiet ANC

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Elon Musk bought a gas turbine company

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Samsung isn't sure why some Galaxy S26 Ultra screens are turning red

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European Commission will not force smartwatches and other wearables to have replaceable batteries

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OpenAI launches a physical keypad for controlling agents

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Apple quietly hid a big change coming for CarPlay with iOS 27

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Apple is reportedly shopping for AI chip companies

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Samsung is making Amazon Music pre-installed bloatware on Galaxy phones

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Valve appears to be discontinuing self-repair parts for the LCD Steam Deck at iFixit

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A hacker accessed Suno source code that reportedly details how the company scraped millions of songs

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The FCC plans to rip up local TV station ownership rules

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Hinge users can now get friends to hype them up on their profiles

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Apple Intelligence finally gets regulatory approval in China

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iOS 27 preview: Long-awaited Siri AI is practical but plain

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What the leaf icon on Google Maps really means (and why it confuses so many users)

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XGIMI Elfin Flip 4K review: An ultra-portable laser projector with sharp video quality

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Spotify is expanding free access to kid-friendly managed accounts

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Samsung's new foldable display technology is harder to damage and resists creases

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Withings' new ultra-premium scale goes on sale today

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Google will allow third-party app stores on Android next week

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Starlink's new V5 home dish is smaller and more energy-efficient

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OpenAI's first device will reportedly be a 'humanlike' rechargeable speaker

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The WGA is also suing to block Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger

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Former employees sue over Meta's alleged use of biased AI systems during layoffs

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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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