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Dropped your phone by accident in this economy? The AI boom raising memory prices across consumer tech can make you consider some worrying financial decisions. Many flagship devices have long crossed the $1,000 threshold, and repairs can range from under $100 to a few hundred dollars, depending on your phone and the severity of the…
Sony is taking a unique approach to its headphone lineup for the rest of the year. Instead of building an all-new upper-midrange model, the company is reviving and old favorite. With the WH-1000XM4C (or WH-1000XM4 second-generation), Sony is bringing back a well-reviewed entry in its iconic 1000X headphone line with a few upgrades and a…
Jamming signals won’t just silence your noisy neighbor. It can also interfere with critical infrastructure and emergency services, too.
It’s finally happening — this week, we are (probably) about to see Apple’s first foldable iPhone, more than five years after Samsung launched its first foldable phone.
If they’re vanishing from the launcher without warning, there’s an easy way to bring them back.
The upcoming iOS 27 update will deliver some much-needed optimization and system refinements to the iPhone — along with a more practical way to settle a group meal. For those who prefer contributing to the collective gastronomic experience instead of carrying the entire bill, Visual Intelligence will read receipts, split the bill and send out…
The Pixel 11 lineup isn’t cheap, but you can soften the blow with some surprisingly generous trade-in values.
Modern AI chatbots can quickly generate hundreds of lines of code and, in some cases, even build entire working applications from a single prompt. But if you’re working with a larger project or codebase, copying AI-generated code back and forth between a chat window and your text editor can easily become time-consuming and tedious.
Siri’s voice will be more expressive in iOS 27, but only if you have the latest hardware.
A practical reminder of why beta software isn’t a good idea for devices you use daily.