Whatever happened to Sony Xperia phones?
Sony seems to have its hand in virtually every device offering, but true fans know that one product line in particular vanished from the American market.
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What the circled "Z" on Google Maps means
If you've seen a circled capital Z on your Google Maps route, you should know what it means. It might save you from a ticket.
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Sodium vs. lithium-ion batteries: What's the difference between them?
Lithium-ion batteries may dominate today, but emerging alternatives like sodium-ion may soon have their time in the spotlight if we can manage key differences.
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Should you make the switch to Samsung Galaxy from Google Pixel?
Thinking about trading your Google Pixel for a Samsung Galaxy? Some of the biggest differences might not be the ones you expect.
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Smart glasses could replace your monitor but they shouldn't — here's why
Smart glasses could one day replace your desk setup with a screen that follows you anywhere. Before you make the switch, there are a few things to consider.
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The weird reasons why your ethernet cable might be slower than your Wi-Fi
It could be hardware, software or something else entirely.
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Your iPhone has a built-in barometer — Here's how to use it
The iPhone's barometer is easy to overlook, but it's one of several sensors working behind the scenes every day, collecting data most users haven't seen.
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Which Android Phones Are Most Similar To The OnePlus 16?
While the OnePlus 16 isn't available in the US or Europe, there are lots of good alternatives.
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Tesla starts taking Cybercab orders for personal use
Tesla is sending select customers invitations to purchase the Cybercab for personal use.
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One UI 9 is the final major update for these older Samsung Galaxy phones
Some of Samsung's older Galaxy phones are reaching the end of their primary Android OS upgrades, with One UI 9 as the last update planned.
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AMD vs. Intel CPUs: Which is the better buy in 2026?
AMD and Intel CPUs have different strengths, so you'll need to consider what you need out of a CPU to make the right choice.
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Outage at HR platform Workday locks millions of employees out of their account
Workday outage leaves employees of thousands of businesses unable to access workplace tasks.
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FAA allows flights to resume after hours-long ground stop across the US
The FAA grounded flights for hours on November 13, and the transportation secretary blamed it on old and malfunctioning air traffic control system.
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Google now lets people connect Gemini to their bank accounts
This is for spending analysis and not for making purchases.
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Microsoft services are returning after an outage took down Outlook, Teams and more
The House of Representatives, health care providers, schools and many other organizations were affected.
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You can now tempt fate and give your banking information to ChatGPT
The new Wallet feature will allow its AI agents to make purchases on your behalf.
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The Motorola Signature 27 is a beast
Motorola's latest phone has a monstrous tandem OLED display, a huge 7,000mah battery, fancy cameras and a massive $1,600 price tag.
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Why Apple's HomeView relies so heavily on your iPhone
To make the HomeView both personal and communal, there was only one place to go.
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Bloomberg details web of Chinese AI companies with smuggled NVIDIA chips linked to Alice Huang
Bloomberg found evidence of a network of Chinese companies smuggling NVIDIA chips with Alice Huang at the center.
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Whoop Humans is a social network designed for fitness enthusiasts
Whoop, a company that makes screenless fitness trackers, has launched its own social network.
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BYD admits wheel assembly error on its flagship electric SUV
The electric automaker has apologized and said it will fix the issue for affected vehicles.
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Meta's Muse can now make calls on your behalf (if you have a paid subscription)
The AI agent can schedule appointments, make reservations and wait on hold for you.
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Ex-NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is set to testify before Congress this month
House Foreign Affairs Chair Brian Mast said a hearing with Jensen Huang will take place before Thanksgiving.
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Zelenskyy says Starshield has been slowed again, endangering Ukraine's defense
It comes three weeks after Ukraine’s speeds were restored following the last throttling incident.
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Jensen Huang is out as NVIDIA CEO
He has held the position since the company's founding in 1993, but has recently been embroiled in an international scandal.
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The first batch of Android XR smartglasses made me rethink my stance on specs without displays
Google’s first run of intelligent eyewear has a lot to offer.
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Nintendo is ending Google and Apple sign-ins early next year
You’ll soon no longer be able to use Google and Apple log-ins to access Nintendo.
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