iPod shuffle (2010) first hands-on!
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Google searches now link to the Internet Archive
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The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is cheaper now than it was during Amazon Prime Day
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One of our favorite Samsung tablets is back on sale for close to its Prime Day price
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Meta scraped every Australian user's account to train its AI
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