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What more can you delete from your iPhone to free up space?
If you're running out of space on your iPhone, there might be unused data hiding in places you wouldn't expect.
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BT's old copper network could be worth over $2 billion
Landlines are finding a second life as valuable scrap metal.
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QHD, WQHD, 4K, and 5K resolution: What do they mean and which is best for you?
QHD, 4K, 5K, and other resolutions quickly become confusing. Once you get past the marketing terms, you can choose what makes sense for your needs.
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Waymo robotaxi rides are now open to the public in Denver, San Diego and Tampa
That brings the number of cities where Waymo is available to 14 ahead of its international expansion.
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Sony's new ULT Tower are party speakers that chain together with Auracast
Sony has three new party speakers with a host of new features.
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GoPro says it's moving into AI data centers as part of a $285 million merger
The company says its also planning a push into defense, robotics and aerospace.
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Why you should change what apps open on startup for Windows
Running your most-used apps at startup is great, but they can weigh your system down if you’re not careful.
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Perplexity's Hybrid Compute splits sensitive tasks between cloud and local AI
Local processing could keep costs down too.
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Sonos' Ace Ultra headphones can swap audio with any Sonos speaker
The upgraded headphones also feature improved ANC and longer battery life.
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'Sonos 27' brings a refreshed UI to the app and lets AI agents control your system
Sonos is embracing AI in its next major software update.
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How to organize and group your Safari tabs in macOS 27
Apple's latest desktop OS can make your tabs much neater, if you want it to.
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Atlas' brain-monitoring wearable tells you how much you're in the moment
Atlas says its new wearable EEG will be able to tell you where your attention is through the day.
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NVIDIA's DLSS 5 launches with NBA 2K27 on September 3, but there's little reason for excitement
NVIDIA's controversial DLSS 5 finally arrives this week, but there's little reason to celebrate it.
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Poco's F9 Ultra is a midrange phone with a flagship processor and a 185Hz display
Poco's newest smartphone isn't headed to the US, but you might want it to.
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What Android looked like in 2008 vs. today
Early Androids were the tech equivalent of alternative rock. iPhones were far too mainstream for some of us, and Android felt like home.
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How to cancel your Whoop membership (and why you may want to)
How to cancel your Whoop membership (and why you may want to).
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United will now let you join standby lists for earlier flights through its mobile app
You can add yourself to standby lists without speaking to agents through United’s mobile app.
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Dyson's CameraJet is a $500 three-in-one toothbrush that scans your maw
For its latest trick, Dyson is coming for your mouth. The CameraJet is a $500 three-in-one toothbrush that can automatically waterfloss and rinse for you.
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Roland's new digital piano has built-in Wi-Fi that integrates with a teaching app
Roland's latest digital piano will get software updates and have an improved teaching experience, thanks to built-in Wi-Fi.
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Samsung's new Galaxy Book 6 model is a budget-friendly $799 laptop
Samsung has released a more accessible and affordable Galaxy Book 6 laptop.
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JBL just introduced a trio of Wi-Fi speakers for whole-home audio
The Cove series is a major departure for JBL.
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The Starlink Mini X kit comes with an extra router, but do you really need it?
Starlink's extra router can be useful, but getting your main satellite dish positioned properly is more important.
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Apple adds more allegations to its trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI
It claims a laptop proves that a former employee accessed and used proprietary files for the AI company.
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The Slate Truck is affordable because you have to 'bring your own tech'
Slate used a lots of tricks to make its debut truck affordable, and one of them is cutting out a lot of the tech you might be expecting from a modern vehicle.
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How Enterprising Modders Installed Windows NT On Nintendo GameCubes
Modders often find purpose for old tech that's collecting dust, like adding an antiquated version of Windows onto a 25-year-old console with this process.
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The downsides of switching from Windows to Mac
Moving from Windows to macOS will have a bit of a learning curve.
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How to disable your digital wallet if you lose your phone
Digital wallets are secure, since even if you lose your phone, they're protected by your lock screen. But you can disable your wallet to be safe.
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