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Shares in artificial intelligence and technology firms have started to climb following an enormous sell-off on Thursday that wiped trillions of dollars off stock values.
A fresh batch of early Black Friday sales went live this morning with a particularly deep $250 price drop now live on the M5 MacBook Air alongside the ongoing pre-order discount on the new Apple HomeView, but we are ready with your Friday edition of the best iOS game and app deals too. Highlights include…
IPVanish has announced the results of its third independent no-logs audit, and once again its privacy claims have a clean bill of health.
Amazon is jumping on the currently most popular bandwagon for interacting with AI agents: texting. The company on Friday said it is launching a feature that lets customers chat with its Alexa AI agent over text messages to help them shop, much like you can with AI agents like Muse or Instinct.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is 32% off on Amazon, cutting the price of Samsung’s 2026 flagship by a big margin. By •
I love swapping out the bands on my Pixel Watch 5 and Fitbit Air, but Google’s official options are not cheap. It doesn’t take long to find a plethora of knock-off Pixel Watch and Fitbit Air bands around the web and, as it turns out, they’re actually really good.
Amazon today has the 16GB RAM/1TB SSD 13-inch MacBook Air for $1,349.00, down from $1,599.00, which is the lowest price we’ve seen this model go in months and the best post-hike price on the computer. It beats the previous low price by $50, and Amazon has this one on sale in three colors.
The all-new Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 tracker is now live and available for purchase. You’ll find the single 1-pack listing live at $30 and the 4-pack at $99.99 – both are now live at Amazon and the official Samsung site.
Apple has rolled out its holiday theming at the online Apple Store, and with it a new, extended return policy has just been put into place. Here are the details.
New research has likened the relationship between Gen Z and AI use to that of previous generations with smoking cigarettes, characterizing it as widespread adoption, awareness of the negative consequences and a reluctance to give it up.