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While most smartwatches need a recharge every day or two, Mobvoi’s TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro stretches battery life up to an impressive 90 hours.
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Read MoreThe musically-minded amongst may be interested to hear Bitwig Studio 6 hit beta this week, bringing a redesigned automation system and new clip-based workflow with it. As a refresher, Bitwig is a cross-platform digital audio workstation (DAW). It’…
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Read MoreHere’s how to opt in (or ensure you’re opted out) of sharing your chat data by Anthropic’s September deadline.
Read MoreLooking for audio editing software for live shows, podcasts, social media, or voiceovers? My favorite options enhance your content with top-quality sound.
Read MoreThis cool new call screening feature isn’t just for the Pixel 10 – here’s which models will get it.
Read MoreSwiped data includes social security numbers. Even if you’re not one of the unlucky 4.4 million, you might want to take these defensive measures anyway.
Read MoreAll eyes are on Apple for its next iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods lineup – here’s what could happen in September.
Read MoreA new report finds that Meta Ray-Bans and Samsung watches are among the poorest protectors of privacy. You have better options.
Read MoreDespite early glitches, the chains are eager to identify how AI can help smooth operations – but it’s not always a one-size-fits-all affair.
Read MoreUpgrade your workshop without breaking the bank – this Amazon Labor Day deal scores you a serious power tool boost for less.
Read MoreNetPeek is GTK4/libadwaita app for fuss-free network scanning on Linux desktops. A user-friendly alternative to nmap for finding devices and open ports.
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The findings show reasoning models aren’t always more capable than non-reasoning ones, and the biggest safety gaps each company is grappling with.
Read MoreThe Benks ArmorGo 10K Qi2 MagSafe battery pack is affordable and packed with power.
Read MoreProfessionals don’t know much about AI, but they’re lying and saying they do.
Read MoreMeta’s Refurbished AI Glasses store is a hidden gem, offering like-new products in original packaging. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreSay farewell to one of the final major gaps between Android and iOS.
Read MoreIncogni helps you erase your digital footprint. Here’s how it holds up in 2026, and whether or not it’s right for you.
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