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Visible’s new plan puts Verizon’s to shame

Could it be? A wireless plan that doesn’t suck? Visible, the budget wireless brand owned by Verizon, is offering a

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Trump advisor reportedly used personal Gmail for ‘sensitive’ military discussions

U.S. National Security Adviser Michael Waltz in the White House Oval Office on March 13, 2025. | Photo by Andrew

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Here’s more of what you’ll see through Meta’s $1,000 smart glasses

Meta is reportedly preparing a higher-end version of its Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses with a built-in screen to launch as

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Google is fixing outdated Pixel weather forecasts

Some Google Pixel users have found that their At a Glance widget has been showing outdated weather forecasts, as reported

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The best deals left over from Amazon’s Big Spring Sale

Amazon’s first big sale event of 2025, the Big Spring Sale, is officially in the bag. Many of the best

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All of the updates about OpenAI

What was once a humble research lab has transformed into one of the biggest consumer technology companies of all time.

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Here are some must-have accessories for your Xbox Series X / S

Accessories like the Xbox Wireless Headset let you make the most of Microsoft’s latest consoles. | The Verge The Xbox

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NFL swaps first-down chains for Sony’s 8K cameras

Starting with this year’s football season, the NFL will use Sony’s Hawk-Eye cameras to measure the line to gain —

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Runway says its latest AI video model can actually generate consistent scenes and people

AI startup Runway says its latest AI video model can generate consistent scenes and people across multiple shots, according to

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ZeniMax union votes to authorize a strike

Members of ZeniMax Workers United, a union of over 300 quality assurance workers in Texas and Maryland, have voted to

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