Microsoft Teams Is Going To Start Spying On You At Work - Here's How
Microsoft Teams is rolling out a new workplace update that has employees worried about increased monitoring and a potential hit to workplace privacy.
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Some Android Phones Won't Get New Android Auto Updates - Here's Why
Google's latest requirements will stop some Android devices from receiving Android Auto updates. Here are the devices that are primarily affected.
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Discover 7 essential and free apps for your Kindle. Enhance your reading, find new books, and organize your library without spending a dime.
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Google Maps has a new live lane guidance feature that uses cameras and AI to see the road and tell you when to change lanes, but it’s limited to the Polestar 4.
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Apple brought widgets to CarPlay with iOS 26, and now it looks like Google won't be far behind as it tests a similar feature for Android Auto.
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iOS 26.1 is now available to download on supported iPhones, but before you get started, here are a few tips to ensure the process goes smoothly.
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watchOS 26.1, tvOS 26.1, And visionOS 26.1 Now Available To Download
Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro users can now download the watchOS 26.1, tvOS 26.1, and visionOS 26.1 software updates.
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Apple Releases macOS Tahoe 26.1 With These 5 New Features
macOS Tahoe 26.1 is now available to download on supported Mac computers, bringing a few new features and tweaks to Apple's operating system.
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iPadOS 26.1 Now Available With New Slide Over, Apple Intelligence Expansion, And More
Apple has rolled out iPadOS 26.1, bringing a new Slide Over feature to the iPad along with bug fixes and improvements for Liquid Glass.
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iOS 26.1 Is Now Available To Download - Here Are 7 Reasons To Upgrade
iOS 26.1 is now available on supported iPhone models, and while you should always keep your iPhone updated, here are 7 reasons to download this update ASAP.
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2 Ways To Make Your Aging iPhone Run Faster
Is your aging iPhone feeling slow? We found 2 simple ways to make it run faster. Get our top tips to restore performance to your older device.
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Apple Finally Brings Its App Store To The Web
In a surprise move, Apple launched a full web experience for the App Store in November 2025, giving users an easier way to check out and share iOS apps.
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From budgeting smarter to scoring discounts, ChatGPT can quietly help your finances. Here are a few prompts that might make saving feel surprisingly easy.
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Looking for a free VPN for your iPhone? Two top choices stand out that bypass paid plans -- both are simple, secure, and worth trying.
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8 Common iPhone Apps That Are Actually Spying On You
Apple likes to bill itself as privacy conscious, but these apps on its flagship device may be collecting -- and sharing -- more than you think.
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5 Free iPhone Apps You Should Always Install First On New Phones
We curated the 5 essential free apps you should install on your new iPhone before anything else. Discover must-haves for AI, photos, and more.
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Android Auto Voice Commands Not Working? Here's How You Can Fix It
Android Auto’s voice commands should make driving easier, but sometimes Google Assistant stops listening. Here’s what could be going wrong.
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5 Essential iPhone Apps For Frequent Flyers In 2025
If you fly frequently, here are some iPhone apps -- including travel aggregators, flight trackers, and more -- that make your trips more convenient.
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The 5 Most Common HDMI Input Problems (And How To Fix Them)
Get your display working again. This guide shows you how to fix the 5 most common HDMI input problems, from simple resets to more advanced solutions.
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Shein Might Be Cheap, But Is It Legit?
Shein’s low prices attract millions of shoppers, but behind the deals are questions about quality, ethics, and whether the brand is truly legit.
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How To Use A VPN On An Amazon Fire TV Stick (And Why You Should)
Not only is it possible to use a VPN on an Amazon Fire TV Stick, but there are plenty of great reasons to do so, including watch content from abroad.
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Yes, You Can Play Nintendo Switch Games On Your Steam Deck - Here's How
Playing Nintendo Switch games on a Steam Deck is possible. Find out how to install the right software and configure settings with our tutorial.
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Google Maps' Black-And-White Lock Screen Mode Could Be Terrific For Walking
A recent report hints at an all-new black-and-white mode for Google Maps that works on the lock screen. Here's how this could transform walking navigation.
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WhatsApp Is Finally Coming To Apple Watch - Here's The First Look
The Apple Watch is finally getting the WhatsApp app, as seen in a test build available to users. Here's a first look and how it performs on the wearable.
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Apple's iPhone Sales And Services Business Are Poised For More Impressive Growth
After posting a quarterly revenue of $102.5 billion, Apple is set to improve upon those already impressive numbers in the months to come.
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Google Says iPhone More Likely To Get Scam Texts And Calls Than Android
Google's new data shows Android has better built-in anti-spam protections than the iPhone: AI defenses stop billions of spam calls and texts each month.
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While the Steam Deck offers great performance, one of its best aspects -- customization -- is often overlooked. Here's how to tweak your handheld's appearance.
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