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Your Galaxy Watch can now warn you before you faint

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Samsung’s One UI 8.5 update finally rolls out with new AI features for these Galaxy oldies

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Apple could serve an unexpected repairability surprise atop its foldable iPhone

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Samsung patent shows a laptop with a clever touch-sensitive palmrest for shortcuts

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The Desktop Paradox: I finally understand why gamers hesitate before going OLED

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iOS 27 could treat AI models like default apps, and that may finally get me to use Apple Intelligence

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Intel’s future CPU roadmap leaks reveal a company in attack mode

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This compact SSD enclosure has active cooling to sustain 80Gbps speeds for as long as you need

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Dreame wants to kit you out with a smartphone, a smart ring, and a rocket-powered sports car

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Asus Zenbook S16 OLED review: A balanced ultrabook that I think plays it too safe

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Apple TV scores a dozen Tony nods, and it’s about to win a rare honor that I didn’t see coming

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Google Search’s latest updates aim to turn AI responses into a starting point, not a dead end

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Google is working on a “24/7 personal agent” that sounds a lot like its answer to OpenClaw

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ReMarkable Paper Pure wants to be the only notebook you’ll ever need

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Character.AI is being sued for allegedly letting a chatbot play doctor in Pennsylvania

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Microsoft Edge has a serious password problem, and Microsoft says it is working as intended

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LG’s next-gen Tandem OLED display tech is fixing some long-standing consumer problems

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Windows 11 File Explorer is getting the fix it should’ve had years ago

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Windows 11’s most important update may be the least exciting

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Google Chrome is installing a 4 GB AI model onto your device. Here’s how you can turn it off

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