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Metro 2039’s eerie post-apocalyptic world looks darker, weirder, and more eldritch this Winter, and I’m already sold

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A $400 saving on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 makes the most ambitious Android phone of 2025 considerably more approachable

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AI mode in Chrome gets a big upgrade to save you some tab hopping

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Google is making smart glasses with Gucci, and they’re landing next year

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The next Pixel phone could get a glowing back, if Android 17’s code is anything to go by

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This beanie turns your thoughts into text, and it’s the least obnoxious wearable I’ve seen in years

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This AI lets self-driving cars “remember” past drives to plan safer routes

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Intel Core Series 3 processors are here and they promise more performance for less money

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Samsung could level up Galaxy S27 series performance away from the silicon

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Intel reveals secret sauce to keep gaming laptops running quieter and cooler

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Canva can now automate repetitive tasks and help you build interactive experience without coding

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Canva now integrates with your work apps so you can get more done without leaving the platform

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Canva AI 2.0 aims to reshape how you turn ideas into polished projects

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AI images are now being abused to fake evidence for vehicle insurance fraud

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Microsoft leaks predict the obvious: The Surface line has no answer for the MacBook Neo

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Social media is helping us curb cravings? Research says it’s a potent trick for the diet-conscious

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Steam spotted cooking up a game price tracker to save patient souls a few dollars

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I didn’t expect food reels to help my diet

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Millions of Americans are talking to AI about health, and some are dangerously skipping real doctors

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Windows Recall still has a side door into your private PC history

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