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Google revealed the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro in August 2026, flagships with new AI features and camera improvements that helped them go toe-to-toe with the Samsung Galaxy S26 lineup. While they may never hit Samsung’s sales numbers, the Pixel line has often led the Android pack on the features front, and this year…

Automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) are nothing new, but reported abuses have made drivers understandably wary of the cameras made by Flock and other companies, to the point of wanting to find out where they are so they can be avoided. While that added attention has made intersection cameras seem more visible than ever, not…

There are many reasons to import phones or other tech, whether you’re buying it in person during a trip or you’re travelling abroad, for example, forcing you to buy a replacement. Or maybe there’s a perfect product for you, but it’s not available where you live. Either way, buying tech from other countries is sometimes…

Though not every camera is compatible there are a number on the market that are a perfect fit.

When I tried a prototype of Snap’s Specs at CES in Las Vegas earlier this year, the experience left something to be desired. The company’s AR glasses — which the company calls a “new kind of computer” — were heavy (they weighed around 8 ounces) and fit rather uncomfortably on my face. The device was…

Converting the device is not as easy as simply plugging in an HDMI cord, but here’s what does work.

USB wouldn’t be what it is today without Apple. The format predates the original iconic iMac — but Apple’s gumdrop-shaped computer helped popularize it by ditching all the legacy connectors that had been haunting the industry. USB became so commonplace, in fact, that the push came back to bite the company, with European Union regulations…

When Tim Cook became Apple’s CEO in 2011, he began leading what was already one of the world’s most successful technology companies. The iPhone was driving Apple’s growth, the iPad was still relatively new and the Mac was at the center of its computing business. Cook inherited an enormous ecosystem, then he spent 15 years…

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