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There are also new lock screen templates and the ability to quickly access some apps without opening the phone.
The luxury gold Apple Watch debuted in 2015, and now users sporting that wrist bling will no longer get software updates or hardware fixes.
With the exception of Pokémon Bank and StreetPass, Nintendo is taking its 3DS and Wii U services offline in April 2024.
A Freedom House report shows a rise in deepfakes and other AI tools used by political leaders to quash dissenters and spread fake news.
He did it again. And this time a judge is threatening legal sanctions.
Starting today, it's $8.99 to watch streaming content without ads—but there's good news if you don't mind a few commercial breaks.
The second Amazon sales event, called Prime Big Deal Days, runs October 10-11.
Zoom Docs will use AI to take collaborative notes during meetings months after Microsoft and Google released similar features.
It's unclear if YouTube knows how to fix the bug or is even capable of taking down all the explicit material.
Paramount uploaded Mean Girls to TikTok in 23 separate parts in a desperate attempt to make the already-quotable movie even more viral.
Yet another price hike is on the horizon shortly after Netflix promoted its cheaper ad-free offering and killed the Basic subscription.
FEMA is required to conduct an emergency test system every three years, per legislation passed in 2015.
Sloppy cops said a woman fabricated a video of her daughter's teammate. She's suing for defamation. Who is at fault when the deepfakes aren't fake at all?
Consumer Reports' new privacy app protects your data so you don’t have to, and it takes less than a minute to set up.
Consumers report that using the wireless charging pad in some BMW cars is breaking the new phone’s NFC chip.
Onewheel denied its e-skateboard models were unsafe nearly a year before it issued a worldwide recall.
The name of Elon Musk's social media company may get even more confusing.
European users could reportedly pay upwards of $17 a month if they don't want to let the company use their data for ads on both Facebook and Instagram.
Upgrade your in-home communications using your choice of smart speakers.
For years, cops have attempted to use data analysis to conduct more efficient investigations. A new study claims that's probably a huge waste of time.
