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Why Japan said goodbye to traditional flip phones
Flip phones endured in Japan longer than the US, but the trend is shifting.
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Study finds many new cars share your data with third-party companies
A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports found that automakers are collecting data to allow advertisers to build in-depth profiles on consumers.
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SpaceXAI's Grok: What's free in 2026 and what isn't?
As with most AI tools, Grok's free tier is pretty limited.
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Is 3D printing safe to do in your bedroom or home office?
3D printers are everywhere, but where one should be placed in your home is something worth looking into.
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The hidden features every Waze user should know about
There are a load of features tucked away in Google's 'other' mapping app.
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Why it's important to backup data saved on your older thumb drives
Transferring important files to a thumb drive is brilliant for portability, but not always great for longevity. Here's why you should back them up elsewhere.
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What's the difference between Android Automotive and Google Built-In?
One is a set of apps while the other can run almost everything inside of a car.
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Why CPU overclocking is mostly now a thing of the past
The performance gains you get with modern chips aren't as noteworthy as they used to be.
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How does a backup camera actually work?
Aftermarket backup cameras might not work as well as integrated ones, but they're still a useful upgrade to an older car.
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How to reduce mobile data usage on your iPhone
If your cellular plan has limited data, you'll want to take advantage of these easy tweaks to stretch those gigabytes.
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How to lock apps on your Samsung Galaxy phone
Samsung phones have a couple of features that can keep sensitive apps and files private. One locks your chosen apps, and the other restricts all but one app.
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What is the 3-2-1 rule for backing up your data?
Make sure your files are safe in the event of a hard drive disaster.
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This Android Auto problem is affecting calls on foldable phones
Gemini might be causing some issues with Android Auto.
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Anthropic says its AI agents tried to break into government websites
In its latest report, Anthropic has revealed that its AI agents meddled with government websites during testing.
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How Xiaomi, Oppo and other non-US brands are challenging the iPhone Duo
Apple's foldable phone has everyone talking, but competitors have their own offerings in different ways.
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5 Samsung Galaxy features you should be using after updating to One UI 9
Samsung Galaxy phones that have upgraded to Android 17 and One UI 9 have a slew of new features — some more helpful than others.
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How to change your home address on Google Maps
Set it to a nearby place instead, if you're concerned about the potential dangers if someone accesses your phone.
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How to take care of your foldable phone's hinge
Foldable phones require a little more care than standard ones, but the hinge will do its job as long as you don't make that difficult.
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Can you use a screen protector with your foldable phone?
Screen protectors seem like an easy win for keeping your phone in good condition, but there's more to consider with a foldable phone.
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What is QoS on your router, and should you turn it on?
QoS is another acronym buried in your router's settings that you might have just ignored, but it may be worth turning on in some scenarios.
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What's the difference between RAM and ROM memory?
RAM and ROM are two core types of memory used in every computing device, but their meanings haven't stayed the same since their inception.
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Tesla's Full Self-Driving is now called Assisted Driving in Europe
Tesla has renamed Full Self-Driving in Europe, as it seeks to get it approved in more countries.
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Flock Safety is reportedly planning major layoffs now that everyone hates it
Morale at one of the most reviled companies in America appears to be at an all time low.
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An Anthropic model submitted a false homicide tip to Philadelphia police
Thankfully, it does not seem to have diverted police resources.
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Intel is reportedly launching new CPUs on old sockets that support DDR4 memory
If you guessed the RAMpocalypse is involved...
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Anthropic now offers a free vulnerability-finding service for open-source software
Anthropic is offering open-source projects a new way to check for vulnerabilities with its OSS Scanner.
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