What does 'Floating' mean on your Anker smart chargers?
For thermal protection, Anker smart chargers display the temperature status on their tiny screens. Discover what the mysterious "Floating" status means.
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SpaceX’s first attempt to catch both Starship stages takes place November 13
Starship’s Flight 15 is scheduled for November 13, pending regulatory approval.
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Garmin users can now share their cycling location through Waze for extra safety
The integration works through Garmin’s optional LiveTrack feature.
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GTA 6 is now available for preload if you have a spare 212GB
With its release just nine days away, Grand Theft Auto VI is now available for preloading on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5.
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DOJ lawsuit says Lyft routinely refuses service to passengers with disabilities
The Justice Department has sued Lyft, accusing its drivers of routinely refusing service to passengers with wheelchairs and service animals.
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The safety reason TSA might ask you to turn on your phone
While traveling through the airport, TSA may ask you to power up your phone. Border agents can conduct a more thorough search as well.
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Why you probably shouldn't buy gadgets with micro USB ports
USB-C has largely taken over where micro USB used to reign, but you'll still spot (and should skip using) some devices using the older connector.
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NHTSA investigates if Waymo robotaxis are still running school bus stop signs
The latest probe questions the effectiveness of Waymo’s software recall from 2025.
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Apple starts offering $50 extended usage packs for AI features in Creator Studio
It’ll cost you to access Logic Pro’s AI assistant after you reach the monthly usage limit.
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How to use your iPhone to take the best picture of the Moon
We explain how to take the best photos of the Moon with your iPhone, regardless of which model.
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The reason your laptop can get hot after extended use
While it's normal for laptops to sometimes overheat after extended use, excessive temperature spikes can be reduced in a few ways.
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What the tiny blue dot on your Android phone is telling you
That tiny blue dot on the top right corner of your Android phone indicates something important. Find out what this icon means.
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Venmo finally launches an in-app bill splitting feature
Venmo's receipt-scanning feature is rolling out now.
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Uber is launching its own parking reservation service
Uber Parking is built on the company's acquisition of SpotHero.
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Why EV fast charging slows down after 80 percent
EV fast charging will only take you so far — the speed slows down as you near a full charge. Turns out there's a good reason.
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This prototype camera is fighting the good fight against AI photography
To push back against an onslaught of deep fakes, this camera embeds cryptographic proof of every photo's origin. Think of it like a silicon fingerprint.
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What hardware does your PC need to run a local AI model?
The kind of AI models you can run depends on your machine's power. Let's unpack what your everyday PC will need, and how much it will cost you.
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Coinbase receives approval to become a chartered trust bank
Coinbase has received approval from the US Office of the Comptroller of Currency to become a nationally chartered trust bank.
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How to tell if your phone supports eSIM
An eSIM can save you money on international trips if your phone supports it. See how to check eSIM compatibility on iPhone and Android in a few steps.
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How to use your laptop as a second monitor
If you have an extra laptop lying around, you can connect it to your primary laptop with a wireless or wired connection for a free dual monitor set up.
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Why your USB device isn't showing up on your MacBook and how you can fix it
If your USB device isn't showing up on your MacBook, the issue could be anything from a damaged cord to software troubles. Find out how to fix these problems.
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Which Canon Cameras Are Compatible With Its Free 3D Photo Software?
Canon cameras are often known for their versatility and compatibility with software programs. These cameras are best used with the free 3D photo software.
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The disadvantages of buying tech from other countries
Importing a phone or a laptop can be appealing, especially if you can get a product you wouldn't otherwise have access to, but it has downsides.
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Those white cameras mounted above traffic lights serve a little-known purpose
Many people are up in arms over Flock and similar cameras that can track you when you drive. But these cameras are there for a whole different reason.
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SpaceXAI Grok Bot availability just keeps growing - here's which plans offer it
SpaceXAI 's Grok Bot can handle multi-step work on a cloud computer, but you'll need to figure out the jumble of subscription plans first.
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Should you make the switch to Google Pixel from Samsung Galaxy?
While Samsung Galaxy phones deliver flagship power, Google Pixel phones have lots of benefits, including faster updates and minimal bloatware.
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What is the Slate Telematics Module and what can it be used for?
When you buy a Slate Truck, you only pay for the tech you want, and that includes connectivity between the vehicle and your phone. Is this a minimalist's dream?
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