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Amazon quietly upgrades Fire HD 10 tablet — make sure you buy the right one
By Dave LeClair Published
It's a bit confusing: Amazon released a new Fire HD 10, but the old model still shows as the 'newest model' on Amazon.

New PamStealer Mac malware poses as a clipboard manager to steal your login info — how to stay safe
By Scott Younker Published
The new PamStealer Mac malware appears to be surprisingly clever while it harvests data and login credentials in the background.

Amazon could follow in Apple's footsteps by building its own processors — here's what that means for future Kindles and Fire TVs
By Scott Younker Published
A supply analyst is claiming that Amazon is looking to bring processor design in-house to save money.

iPad Pro 2027 tipped to steal crucial iPhone 17 Pro Max upgrade for even better performance — but it could come with a trade-off
By Jeff Parsons Published
Apple is reportedly testing out four new iPad models for its spring 2027 refresh that will focus on improving performance.

Apple’s ‘Hide My Email’ reportedly exposing real email addresses
By Anthony Spadafora Last updated
Apple’s Hide My Email privacy feature is under fire after a new vulnerability revealed it was exposing, not hiding iCloud users’ real email addresses.

Forget MacBook Pro M6 — completely redesigned MacBook Pro M7 just tipped for early next year
By Jason England Last updated
Apple is reportedly launching a 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro later this year, but with a redesigned M7 MacBook Pro rumored for release mere months after, here is why you should wait.

I already paid $300 for Meta’s smart glasses — now it's charging $20 a month for a key feature
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.

'Amazon put identity theft victims through a Kafkaesque ordeal': FTC issues $2.5 million fine over denying requests
By Scott Younker Published
The Federal Trade Commission accused Amazon of making it difficult for identity theft victims to actually get records of fraudulent transactions.
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