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The accessory market for the iPhone Duo resembles a digital bazaar where every vendor claims their product is essential. Sorting genuine utility from clever marketing requires more than skimming reviews. The following ten accessories represent tested solutions to real problems: protecting fragile components, extending battery life, and maximizing the device’s unique capabilities. Each item addresses…

Sideloading the Pixel Search app brings expanded search to older Pixels running recent Android 17 QPR2 beta builds. By •

With Qualcomm splitting its top-tier mobile silicon into the Snapdragon 8 Elite and 8 Elite Extreme, Android buyers are facing a new level of flagship fragmentation.

Machine learning fairness is an important consideration when developing machine learning models to help prevent bias.

While most good power banks can theoretically extend your laptop’s runtime by providing a small amount of charge, a proper laptop power bank will store enough energy and charge faster than the battery drains. Two values explain the experience you’ll have: watt-hours (Wh) for capacity and watts (W) for output. Power banks provide their capacities…

2026 is pretty clearly the year of Physical AI, and there is much that engineers and developers need to know, especially in robotics and automation, now that Physical AI is the method of the moment.

BLUETTI’s Elite 10 Mini drops to $119 at Amazon, bringing portable backup power to travel, camping, and short outages. By •

It feels like Amazon’s Prime Day 2026 sale just ended, but the company isn’t done targeting your wallet yet. The fall version of the mega-sale, known as Prime Big Deal Days, is just around the corner.

Standing in the Dreamforce keynote audience, the scale of Salesforce’s ambition was hard to miss. The company is not pitching a better chatbot or another layer of AI features for customer service. It is pitching a governed digital workforce: AI agents that understand customer context, take approved action across business systems, and recognize when the…

Last year Ruxandra Teslo, a policy analyst who focuses on clinical trials, posted an idea for supercharging medical AI systems: Use data from failed biotech companies.