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Staying safe Google detailed several ways Chrome has stepped up its defenses against suspicious and "known" dangerous websites on desktop and Android.

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Bossing around your bot Move over, OpenAI Dots: Anthropic’s new proactive agent is coming for your to-do list.

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Theft-Proof-ish The latest Android 17 beta release finally makes it harder for thieves to disable your Pixel’s tracking.

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Emojis get a glow-up The emojis on your Pixel smartphone are getting upgraded.

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Get driving Google is bringing Gemini's Personal Intelligence on the road for drivers. The AI's experience mirrors Android phones, as it connects to your apps for tailored assistance.

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Back in court Oura has reportedly sued Ultrahuman for allegedly infringing on two of its patents regarding ring design and "internal components."

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Burning hot A Galaxy Watch user reported a painful blister and skin burn after the device overheated while they were resting.

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Playing it safe again Samsung’s Galaxy Fit 4 may look the same, but here’s what could change.

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Hungry, hungry speaker Users noticed their Google Home Speaker consuming an enormous amount of data in the background without a clear reason. Google responded, and a fix should arrive soon.

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Dust off your Mini Google’s latest Home update gives aging Nest speakers a reason to stick around.

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I want one CMF gets colorful and unique with the Speaker S and Speaker M. One opts for portability, while the other boasts deeper bass; however, it's the milk carton design I can't get enough of.

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Bookbot Amazon rebrands Kindle Unlimited as Kindle+ and adds AI-narrated audiobooks.

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As planned...? Early Kindle 2026 users reported a "light bleeding" issue with the eReader. Amazon got candid about it, and it looks like this was always expected.

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Alexa Tablet series The Amazon Alexa Tablet series is here, running Android to deliver full Play Store access, alongside accessories, a Nanomatte display, and more.

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Breaching! RayNeo's GT Max gets a stellar black-and-gold paint job in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 collaboration.

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Brighter than ever The Xreal One Pro Plus is here for $599.

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Bee! Amazon launched two new Bee products: the Bee Frontier and Bee Eclipse. Each wearable AI device listens in on your conversations to remember and save info for you.

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Nothing Glasses Nothing smart glasses rumors return, claiming the company is working on two pairs, and one lacks a camera.
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