Facebook debuts Seller app for Marketplace and tests a TikTok-style video feed
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Geekbench now lets you check how a phone will actually handle your boring daily chores
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LG agrees to kill McAfee pop-up on Windows PCs after Microsoft steps in
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OpenAI has launched Health in ChatGPT, allowing U.S. users to connect Apple Health and supported medical records for more personalized health conversations.
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A fresh leak has revealed every colour option for the Pixel 11 lineup, offering the clearest preview yet before Google's August launch.
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Framework is downgrading some Laptop 13 Pro orders after a massive RAM cost spike
A sudden jump in LPCAMM2 pricing has forced Framework to revise some existing Laptop 13 Pro and Mainboard preorders, reducing later 64GB configurations to 32GB and some DIY Edition and Mainboard orders from 32GB to 16GB.
Samsung finally switched to silicon-carbon battery on Galaxy Z Fold 8. What’s so special about it?
Samsung’s first silicon-carbon Galaxy phones show how denser batteries can increase capacity, reduce weight, and make space-starved foldable designs far more practical.
You can play Xbox games for free if you don’t mind watching ads
Microsoft is testing free, ad-supported Xbox Cloud Gaming for Insiders, letting them stream owned games for one hour sessions after watching ads.
Alexa+ just quietly became way more useful, if your gadgets are on this list
Amazon unveils new Alexa+ developer tools, including a smart home toolkit, MCP support for service integrations, and Amazon Wallet for voice-based checkout.
Proton reveals how smart TVs track you and the escape situation is pretty grim
Proton warns that smart TVs use automatic content recognition to track everything you watch, sending data to manufacturers and advertisers by default, even when smart features go unused.
I’ve used foldable phones for years. Here’s how to pick the right one between the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Flip 8
Samsung’s latest foldables share plenty of hardware, but their shapes, screens, cameras, and everyday strengths make each one suitable for a very different buyer.
LG is cracking down on smart TV apps that quietly turn your TV into a secret proxy
LG says it will suspend webOS apps that secretly turn smart TVs into residential proxy nodes, after research found over 42 percent of its apps hid this feature.
Amazon is redesigning Prime Video with more AI, but will it fix what frustrates viewers?
Amazon is testing an AI-driven Prime Video redesign that could shift paid studio placement toward algorithm-based rankings, raising questions about whether recommendations will genuinely improve for viewers.
How to set up selfie video sign-in for your Google account
Google now lets you use your face to log into your Google account. Here's how you can set up the new selfie video sign-in feature.
Ultrahuman’s biggest update ever ditches charts for actual advice
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Samsung stirred the wide foldable race, but I’m more excited for an upcoming exotic rival
Xiaomi’s rumored Mix Fold 5 could pair Samsung-like wide proportions with homegrown flagship silicon, a 200MP camera, and a considerably larger 6,000mAh battery.
Apple could cut off app access on financed iPhones over missed payments
Code spotted in iOS 27 beta suggests Apple has built a system that can lock a financed iPhone down to nine apps if payments fall behind.
Your favorite Android apps could soon work better on foldables
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Google will now let you sign in with a selfie video
Google will now let you authenticate your identity with a live selfie video verification, instead of using passwords.
Framework Desktop packs Ryzen AI Max, up to 192GB of RAM, and local AI into a mini PC
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Lenovo’s latest LOQ is more comfortable running newer AAA games
Lenovo has updated the LOQ 17IRX10 with Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5070 12GB, offering more VRAM while retaining its existing hardware platform.
The best Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 diving features will reportedly cost you extra
Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is finally built for diving, but a new report suggests the app that unlocks advanced diving features will come with a subscription.
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