Meta faces a $1.4 trillion reckoning in latest trial over social media addiction
Dozens of states accuse the company of violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
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HP Omnibook X (2026) review: Nailing the basics
The Omnibook X isn't flashy, but it still excels in almost every way.
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Riffs on GoldenEye 007, Star Fox and Kingdom Hearts, and other new indie games worth checking out
Our indie game roundup this week features a handful of '90s-inspired entries along with a dog game, a cat game and a sheep game.
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Engadget review recap: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Dell XPS 13 and more
A roundup of recent reviews from Engadget.
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DJI Mic Mini 2S review: The best tiny mic now offers a pro experience
DJI’s Mic Mini 2S offers high-quality audio and ease of use, and it’s now better for pros due to the new internal 32-bit float recording.
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GitHub was down for most of the day
If you hear lots of grumbling in coffee shops today, GitHub's outage may be why.
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Why flash drive capacity keeps increasing (and why small drives are rarely sold today)
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What are your retro game consoles worth?
Many variables affect the value of retro game consoles today. Which ones are worth keeping, and which ones are destined for the trash?
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YouTube public view counts will likely get higher starting next week
The platform will start tracking views the same way across video formats.
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Sonos put speaker controls on your iPhone's lock screen (again)
Sonos released an app update that takes advantage of Apple's Live Activities system.
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Why curved TVs failed but curved gaming monitors thrived
Curved TVs walked so curved gaming monitors could run.
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Apple is forced to stop favoring its own apps in personal data collection prompts
A German competition authority said that Apple’s data collection prompts favors its own apps versus third-party options.
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Why 4K Blu-ray always beats 4K streaming for picture quality
If you're after the best picture quality, you'll always want to go with a disc.
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Apple is reportedly expanding Apple Wallet IDs to four more states
North Carolina's DMV has confirmed plans for a mobile ID program that'll eventually support Apple Wallet.
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Samsung might be making a new foldable that's even wider than the Galaxy Z Fold 8
Samsung may have as many as five different foldable phones next year.
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ByteDance agrees to reel in its AI models to protect Hollywood IPs
TikTok’s parent company signed a memorandum of understanding with The Motion Picture Association.
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If you're ignoring iPhone focus modes, you're missing out on Apple's best productivity tool
Go beyond Do Not Disturb: control what alerts you get and when instead of being overwhelmed with pings all the time.
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Uber aims for 1 million daily drone deliveries with Zipline partnership
The first Zipline drone deliveries for Uber Eats orders will start later this year.
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Is an iPhone 15 still worth your money in 2026?
Buying an older iPhone is a great way to save money while taking advantage of Apple's long support. But is the iPhone 15 too old to be worth it now?
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That Apple Screen Sharing bug has now been seen in the wild, so please update macOS
A bug in macOS screen sharing lets attackers view your screen, open files and do just about anything else they want.
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How to get the best audio out of your PC
Just because you're listening to music on your laptop doesn't mean that you have to settle for its subpar speakers.
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What are the two types of Bluetooth and what are they used for?
You probably use Bluetooth regularly, but different accessories call for different types of Bluetooth.
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What actually happens when you let apps track your activity?
What kind of data is being collected by our devices, and how is it being used? Should we "Ask app not to track"?
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OpenAI reportedly disbanded its preparedness team as part of a 'streamlining' process
As part of a restructuring, OpenAI reportedly disbanded a team that assesses the potential for catastrophic risks with its models.
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Another woman joins lawsuit accusing Grok of generating CSAM
A fourth party is pursuing legal action against xAI, alleging that Grok was used to create CSAM based on her childhood photos.
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Turn on these settings to protect your Android phone from theft
Google has added some smart theft-detection features to Android in recent years.
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Is buying a OnePlus phone in 2026 still a good idea?
If you really want a OnePlus phone, you can still make it work.
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Do you really need an antivirus app on your Android?
You probably don't need antivirus software on your Android phone, but there are some exceptions.
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Here's why retro games look better on old CRT TVs
A Super Nintendo or PlayStation looked better on retro TVs than today's ultra-sharp displays, but why is there such a difference?
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You might want to skip Newegg's GPU trade-in program
The program makes upgrading your hardware incredibly convenient, but weigh your options.
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Android Auto vs Apple CarPlay: What features set them apart
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