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AMD is bringing FSR 4.1 upscaling to older GPUs like an elixir of new gaming life

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Intel has already started making chips for Apple, it seems, but not the most advanced kind

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OpenAI is bringing in the mighty Codex tool to the ChatGPT app on your phone

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Forget smart glasses, these earbuds can see, hear, and remember everything for you

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Your Android phone can now share files with any iPhone using a Quick Share QR code

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Meta is opening the doors to build apps for Ray-Ban Display glasses

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Your next free Google account might only come with 5GB of storage

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Netflix has its own AI studio now, and AI-generated content is coming for your feed whether you like it or not

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Edge browser on mobile gets a huge upgrade that makes it a worthy pick over Chrome

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Sony shows off AI-touched Xperia 1 VIII camera samples. It’s an epic self-own that I can’t digest

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Razer’s new Blade 18 gets Arrow Lake refresh and a modest $3,999.99 starting price

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Windows 11 will clean up its own driver mess so you don’t have to

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The Honor 600 Pro shows Samsung what an affordable flagship should look like

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Felt the wrath of network dead zones? AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon are coming together to save you, soon

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After flubbing with Siri, Apple plans to host AI agents on the App Store

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Meta is testing an AI bot to unleash the same online stupidity that is AskGrok on X

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Framework is raising the price of RAM and storage modules, again

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Dell is bringing Alienware laptops to budget-friendly gamers, even if it means older chips

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I took the Motorola Razr Fold for a street photography spin, and came away genuinely impressed

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I was skeptical about the Motorola Razr Fold, but it rose above the first-gen curse handsomely

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