Double Fine's first post-Xbox title, first-person Soulslikes and other new indie games worth checking out
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If memory shortages last, tech companies should offer cheap battery replacements
If a company like Apple could offer $29 batteries before, it can do so again.
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Technics EAH-A1000 review: Superior sound and excellent ANC in a premium package
Technics’ flagship over-ear wireless headphones are light on compromises, but enter a competitive market.
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Tesla's redesigned Roadster has a cold-gas thruster option, but you'll need $250,000 just to reserve it
Tesla has finally unveiled the next-generation Roadster.
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Alexa Tablet 12 Pro review: Amazon's premium tablet gets almost everything right
This tablet is a great value, even if Android apps still aren't great on a big screen.
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These Samsung Galaxy tablets are in their last year of software support
Samsung's latest software update commitment for its tablets is great, but older devices can't take advantage of it.
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The Tesla Roadster is far from the first car to use fans for downforce
Here are some of the other, older vehicles that use fans for downforce like the Tesla Roadster does.
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Leaked gameplay purports to show a canceled Assassin's Creed game set in ancient China
At least there’s still Assassin’s Creed Jade to look forward to.
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Android Auto can be used outside of your car: Here's how
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iPhone Duo shipping estimates have already been pushed back to 2027
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Anbernic's RG DDS is almost double the price of the original Nintendo 3DS
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This Samsung Galaxy feature can protect you from untrustworthy apps
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Verizon will charge you $10 a month for iPhone Handoff
iPhone Handoff, which lets you share the same number on two devices, will cost you $10 a month on Verizon.
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How to create iPhone Shortcuts with Apple Intelligence (and why you should)
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Apple updates App Store rules to ensure it doesn't offer AI nudify apps
Apple has tightened the App Store’s rules against AI-generated nonconsensual intimate imagery.
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