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Apple has acknowledged some of its iPhone Duo handsets have developed problems with their screens, just days after the highly-anticipated smartphone went on sale.

The Dutch government has announced plans to phase out 25,000 jobs by 2035 in an effort to increase efficiency with the end goal of saving €3.5 billion ($3.9 billion), amounting to about 16% of the government’s total workforce.

A router isn’t like a TV, a smartphone, or even an ageing laptop, in that it’s not something that most people really think about upgrading regularly. Plenty will stick with whatever their ISP ships out to them, and it’s only when something goes wrong, like dropped video calls or slow downloads, that thoughts about replacing…

In this current era of vibe coding — using AI to create mobile and desktop apps — it was probably only a matter of time until someone made free versions of popular apps. That happened this month when a Reddit user announced that he did so with popular but expensive Adobe and Microsoft programs.

With Google’s move from Chromebooks to Googlebooks and now Amazon’s shift from Fire to Alexa tablets, new, multipurpose devices seem high on Silicon Valley’s to-do list.

Time and spikes take a toll on a surge protector, even with no visible signs of damage.

You won’t need a sharpener for your Apple Pencil, but that doesn’t mean your tips will last forever.

Protocol School of Washington President Pamela Eyring explains why growing reliance on AI could weaken communication and relationship-building skills that remain critical to winning clients and closing deals.

Amazon is offering the Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker Pro 8.5-Quart 8-in-1 Multi-Cooker down at $129.99 shipped, beating out the direct website where it’s listed for its $170 MSRP. This is the second-lowest price we have tracked in 2026 with the $40 price cut here, landing it behind an early fall to $110 that lasted from January…

Does technological progress necessarily mean replacing old gear? New research from Ensono claims businesses are keeping hold of legacy tech, with older systems extended and upgraded to support modern applications.