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What is a PDF reader and do you really need a dedicated one on your phone?

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Microsoft really wants you to sell that Xbox you're not using

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CDs are back, but they come with a modern problem

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Here's how much the iPhone Pro cost in 2019 vs. 2026

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Why you should never point a laser pointer at any aircraft

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Why your games take up way more drive space than expected (even when uninstalled)

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How to improve audio quality on your Android phone with Bluetooth or wired headphones

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What happens when AI starts self-replicating?

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The pros and cons of using an all-in-one desktop computer

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This Microsoft 365 Family plan cloud storage change may leave you frustrated

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Google joins OpenAI and Anthropic in promising new scraping controls

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Meta settles another social media addiction case just before trial

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Bluesky now has a dedicated 'moderation inbox'

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Everything you need to know about Googlebooks

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Fan fiction website AO3 is down, and it could take weeks to recover

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New tvOS 27.2 features to try for an upgraded Apple TV experience

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The Wikimedia Foundation weighs in on the NYT's case against OpenAI

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The Death Stranding anime's first teaser trailer arrives ahead of its Disney+ debut

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Harley-Davidson's electric motorbike brand has 'substantial doubt' about its future

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Meta quietly launches an AI fashion app for virtually trying on clothes

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Lenovo Googlebook 15 review: Your Android phone's new best friend

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Waymo and Toyota will soon start testing their robotaxis in Japan

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Senators are looking into 'serious privacy risks' with Meta's AI glasses

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Binance hacked for an estimated $6.3 billion in record crypto theft

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General Motors agrees to pay $220 million to settle multi-state data privacy lawsuit

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Sony is working on a film adaptation of viral indie horror game Mouthwashing

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Meta is testing 'Threads Friends' for sharing posts with smaller groups

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VRChat says it's not adding AI labels despite user survey showing people want that

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Reddit will force users to log in as AI is killing search traffic

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Google fixes an annoying Photos bug that hid edited images from other apps

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Google brings AI Mode advertisements to more countries

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Popcorn bucket innovation is at an all-time low and the Dune: Part Three 'Double Sandworm' is proof

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Hacker may have stolen millions in a malware attack against online poker players

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Netflix is making a live-action PUBG show written and directed by Donald Glover

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Don't expect more Assassin's Creed remakes anytime soon

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang may have been the target of a Chinese government spy

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Meta will now alert parents if teens 'repeatedly' search for self-harm content on Facebook

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ThermoWorks debuts shorter version of its RFX Meat wireless probe for small cuts

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FromSoftware delays The Duskbloods until 2027

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DoorDash acquires Instacart in $17 billion delivery service merger

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EasySMX S10 Lite review: A Switch 2 fidget toy with a weird removable faceplate

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Apple and Google fined in South Korea over app store violations

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Google's Gemini 4 Carbon promises 'significant leap' in AI coding and cybersecurity

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Hackers leaked details of more than 41,000 Homeland Security personnel

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FCC chair wants to let prisons jam illegal cellphones

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Apple's PROLED XDR Display has a cringy name but incredible specs

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Meta weighs delaying 'alarming' new business terms as backlash grows

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The PlayStation 5 just might be Sony's final Blu-Ray player

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OpenAI now lets you text your Dot agent

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