watchOS 26, tvOS 26, And visionOS 26 Beta 8 Now Available To Developers
watchOS 26 beta 8, tvOS 26 beta 8, and visionOS 26 beta 8 are all now available for developers to download ahead of their public launches.
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Apple Releases macOS Tahoe Beta 8 As Official Launch Nears
macOS Tahoe beta 8 is now available for the Mac as Apple wraps up the beta testing cycle ahead of the update's public launch in September.
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iOS 26 And iPadOS 26 Beta 8 Now Available With New Features And Fixes
iOS 26 beta 8 and iPadOS 26 beta 8 are now available to developers just days ahead of the expected arrival of the iPhone 17 in September.
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Elon Musk's xAI Sues Apple And OpenAI Over Alleged Collusion
Elon Musk is making good on his promise to sue Apple and OpenAI, as his companies allege the two colluded to keep Grok from reaching #1 on the App Store.
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Is The Starlink Mini Worth It? Here's What Users Say
The Starlink Mini is basically a tiny, portable satellite dish that connects to the internet so you can access the web on your smartphone, laptop, TV, and more.
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Foldable iPhone Reportedly Launching In 2026 With Four Cameras And Touch ID
Apple is planning to launch its long-rumored foldable iPhone in 2026, and the device will also feature four cameras and bring back Touch ID.
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Why There's A Green Dot On Your Android Phone's Screen (And How To Turn It Off)
The green dot may be a little annoying, but it serves an important function in letting you know what your apps are doing in the background.
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Netflix Welcomes AI In Its Originals, As Long As These AI Principles Are Respected
Netflix has published a guide its content partners should follow when considering the use of generative AI software during the various production stages.
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The AirPods Pro 3 Should Fix This Heart Rate Sensor Flaw In The Powerbeats Pro 2
Apple's best earbuds are expected to feature a heart rate sensor, which first made its way to the Powerbeats Pro 2, introduced earlier this year.
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The Science Behind Polarized Sunglasses, And Why They Actually Work
Polarized sunglasses are an absolute godsend for your eyes on hot summer days. But have you ever wondered how they work? Here's the science behind them.
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Galaxy S26 Ultra Might Finally Get The Design You've Always Wanted
The Galaxy Ultra is Samsung's only handset to feature a built-in S Pen stylus, and the next model in the series could feature much rounder corners.
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USB Kill Sticks Explained — Do They Really Work?
When connected, a USB killer is designed to send a series of electrical surges to the host, an attack strategy that renders most hardware inoperable.
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AppleCare+ Vs AppleCare One: Use This Website To Pick The Right Coverage
Apple recently introduced a new AppleCare One bundle that could save you money on coverage, but this online tool will help you decide if it's worth bundling.
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Where Other Robot Vacuums May Struggle, MOVA V50 Ultra Complete Soars
If you're looking for a powerful, intelligent, and sleek robot vacuum that can keep your whole home clean, the MOVA V50 Ultra Complete should be on your radar.
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5 Things You Didn't Know You Can Do With Old Android Tablets
Don't leave that outdated Android tablet to collect dust at the bottom of your drawer. Instead, let these clever ideas inspire you to use it in a new way.
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The Browser You Should Avoid Using On Your Android Phone
Not every browser provides the same services or privacy guarantees. Here is one browser that you might want to think twice about on Android phones.
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Are Apple Watches Actually Waterproof? Here's What You Need To Know
While many Apple Watches can be worn in the shower or even while swimming, you may have your doubts as to just how much water they can withstand.
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Scientists Still Can't Figure Out If Water Is 'Wet'
The question of whether water is wet seems like it would be a simple one, but that's far from the case. Science and philosophy offer many different answers.
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Have An Old iPhone Collecting Dust? Here's How To Use It As A Dash Cam
Got an old iPhone lying around? With a few inexpensive gadgets, you can turn it into a reliable dash cam for security and protection.
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Sony Inzone E9 Gaming Earbuds Review: IEMs Built For Gamers
Sony's Inzone E9 wired gaming earbuds offer a range of interesting features, but the price tag puts them in competition with some other top options.
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5 Ways To Upgrade Your Bedroom With Raspberry Pi Projects
You can easily upgrade various features and tech in your bedroom by using Raspberry Pi, if you have the coding know-how. Here are five ways to use it.
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Can You Use Google Wallet On Your Samsung Galaxy Watch?
Paying with the tap of a wrist makes shopping a breeze. While Samsung Pay may be the default on Galaxy Watches, what about for those who prefer Google Wallet?
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10 Cool And Useful Face Apps To Download On Your Apple Watch
Here's ten face apps for the Apple Watch that offer a generous selection of watch faces and customization options so your smartwatch feels truly personal.
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How Does Gravity Affect Time?
Thanks to Einstein's theory of relativity, numerous tests have concluded tangible effects on how we on Earth record and measure the passing of time.
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How To Tell If An iPhone Is Carrier-Locked
Having a carrier-locked phone can make it difficult if you want to sell your phone or move carriers. Here are a few ways to tell the status on your iPhone.
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5 Useful USB-C Accessories For Your MacBook
Nothing empowers your MacBook more than some of the essential accessories for productivity, convenience, and keeping your laptop powered up during tasks.
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These Graphics Cards Are The Worst Bang For Your Buck Right Now
There are enough graphics cards on the market to make your head spin, but here are some you should avoid if you're looking for a great deal.
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