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But at $200, the Galaxy Watch 6 is a better deal if you can find it on sale.
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Acer’s budget-friendly laptop can work well if all you want to do is push framerates, but it won’t feel that great as you play.
Apple is coming for all your favorites apps and products.
Some Apple Intelligence features like "semantic" Siri won’t be around until next year. Also, you’ll need an iPhone 15 Pro to use the new ChatGPT integration.
I've been taking the $50 JBL Go 4 everywhere I go.
Apple shared everything you need to know about iPadOS 18 and iOS 18; here to fill your iPhone and iPad with AI and ChatGPT.
In situations where you can't talk, you can nod or shake your head to accept or decline calls.
Who would have thought a Calculator app would be the star of the show?
With the rumored PS5 Pro on the way, Xbox needed some new hardware to compete. A new Xbox Series X with green sprinkles wasn't it.
Tune in to Apple's events site or YouTube channel at 10:00 A.M PT/1:00 PM ET on June 10.
The Recall feature is being made opt-in on Windows 11 during setup. This comes after security researchers called it a ‘privacy nightmare.’
Apple is coming to dethrone the likes of 1Password and LastPass on the iPhone.
The automatic super resolution, or Auto SR, is different than DLSS or FSR, but it will be restricted to the Qualcomm Snapdragon-based Copilot+ PCs.
Netflix will show you content descriptions on each tile, plus simplified menus will push the algorithmic "discover" content even more than before.
But perhaps the PlayStation 5 ‘Pro’ will boost some of their games up to 8K resolutions, despite how few people actually own an 8K TV.
The feature will roll out this winter to Android users in the U.S. with RCS enabled.
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