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Samsung teases new Galaxy Z Fold 8 design ahead of Unpacked — 'bold stroke, new shape'
By Jason England Last updated
Samsung officially wiped its Instagram to tease a wide, passport-shaped Galaxy Z Fold 8.

Meta’s rate limiting its most important smart feature for people who are hard of hearing — and it’s a new low for tech shrinkflation
By Jason England Last updated
Meta is rate limiting its Conversation Focus feature on smart glasses. Here's why paywalling this locally-run tech that helps people who are hard of hearing is a new low.

How to clean windows with vinegar for streak-free glass (yes, it really works)
By Cynthia Lawrence Published
Streaky glass? Here’s how to clean windows with white vinegar without leaving a single mark and make them crystal clear.

Android 17 drops lockscreen guess limits from 1,800 to 20 — here's what that means for you
By Tom Pritchard Published
Android 17 is making it harder for hackers to crack your lock screen, which means a very strict limit on how many times you can guess a passcode.

Why your birdfeeder becomes a ‘disease spot’ in a heatwave — and how to fix it
By Camilla Sharman Published
Don’t make this birdfeeder mistake in a heatwave: How one step will protect your yard's favorite visitors

Apple is 'rethinking its future product roadmap' after losing smart glasses chief to OpenAI, analysts say
By Scott Younker Published
A look at what recent Apple losses might mean for Apple Glasses and the Vision Pro moving forward.

Prime Video top 10 shows — here’s the 3 worth binge-watching this week (July 1-7)
By Alix Blackburn Published
Our weekly guide on the three shows currently dominating Prime Video’s top 10 list, including a romantic drama with a famously messy love triangle.

How to watch cricket live streams — Test matches, ODIs, T20, franchise from anywhere, July fixtures
By Aatif Sulleyman Last updated
Here's how to watch cricket live streams of India, Australia, England or whoever you support with the best TV channels and streaming services wherever you are.

Major security holes in AirDrop and QuickShare put your phone at risk of attack — here's how to protect yourself
By Tom Pritchard Published
Researchers just found ways hackers could exploit AirDrop and Quick Share to make your life miserable — here's what you need to know, and what you can do about it.
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