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Samsung to hold Project Moohan Android XR headset event — here’s what we know
Samsung just shared details about its next Galaxy event on October 21, where we'll finally get a launch for the Project Moohan Android XR headset that's been the subject of teasers for nearly a year.
Apple teases the M5 MacBook Pro: 'Something powerful is coming'
Apple's SVP of Marketing Greg Joswiak teased the MacBook Pro M5 in a quick trailer.
Taxpayers targeted in new Inflation Refund text scam — what you need to know and how to stay safe
This new Inflation Refund text scam is impersonating a real government program to target unsuspecting taxpayers.
Gemini will now schedule your meetings in Gmail — all you have to do is show up
Gmail's new Gemini feature helps you schedule meetings without the back-and-forth. Here's how it works — and why it's already saving me time.
Hyper’s new HyperSpace Trackpad Pro could finally bring a Magic Trackpad-like experience to Windows — here’s how
The HyperSpace Trackpad Pro packs piezo haptics, a blazing-fast 240Hz response rate and an all-glass trackpad into a sleek metal body.
Wi-Fi 8 just got its first ever demo — here's what makes it different
Wi-Fi 8 has just been prototyped and tested by TP-Link, and it looks to bring huge upgrades to reliability.
Time has run out for millions of Windows 10 users, but here's the trick for a free one-year extension
If you haven't yet upgraded to Windows 11 yet, your Windows 10 PC could soon be at risk. Here's how to get another year of security updates for free.
Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft finally convinced me to get an e-reader — but this one shortcoming is really getting under my skin
After buying my very first e-reader last week, some eagle-eyed Redditors have noticed a not-so-nice update to Amazon's Kindle models, which also affects my new Kindle Colorsoft.
