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Communicate in more than 50 languages while staying aware of your surroundings with these open-ear design earbuds on sale now.

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A new iPhone 18 Pro rumor suggests Apple is testing a variable-aperture main camera — and possibly evaluating a teleconverter-like optical add-on.

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The Washington Post tested ChatGPT Health and Claude with Apple Watch data. Both issued heart-health “grades” that physicians said didn’t hold up.

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WhatsApp rolled out Strict Account Settings, a lockdown-style mode that blocks unknown attachments, disables link previews, and silences unknown callers.

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Apple has started issuing Siri privacy settlement payouts, with claimants seeing deposits as low as $8 per device from a $95 million fund.

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The 10-year agreement involves Salesforce as a long-term tech partner supporting data integration, AI, and cloud-based operations.

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Hundreds of Silicon Valley workers are urging tech CEOs to cut ICE ties and speak out after fatal shootings, exposing a growing rift inside Big Tech.

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Gmail’s AI and organization tools help users reduce inbox clutter, prioritize urgent emails, and catch up faster without changing how they work.

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Microsoft released an emergency Office patch to fix an actively exploited zero-day flaw that lets attackers bypass security via malicious files.

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Microsoft issued a second emergency Windows patch in January after earlier fixes caused new bugs, raising concerns about update quality and reliability.

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