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Cyber Monday 2019: Date, Start Time, and Best Deals
Cyber Monday 2019 falls on Dec. 2, with deals starting as early as the evening of Black Friday. Cyber Monday deals are a bargain hunter's dream. They offer holiday shoppers discounts on just...
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Windows 10X Will Come to All Laptops, Not Just Foldables (Report)
Microsoft originally promoted Windows 10X as a tailor-made solution for 2-in-1s and a new class of foldable devices, but we now know with some confidence that the software giant will bring its...
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How to Choose Where to Extract an Archive on Windows 10
Windows has native support to extract compressed files, and while it’s serviceable, it’s still a subpar solution to third-party applications like WinRAR or 7-zip.Depending on the app you have...
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4 Reasons to Buy the Pixelbook Go (and 3 Reasons to Skip)
The Pixelbook Go is Google's latest and greatest Chromebook. For $849 (starting at $649), the Pixelbook Go moves Google from 2-in-1s and detachables to a regular old clamshell, and while that...
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If You’re Going to Spend $180 on a Backpack, Make It This One
My philosophy on backpacks has always been the same: they’re useful but ultimately disposable, and not worth getting too attached to or spending lots of money on.Blame it on a decade-and-a-half of...
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Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 vs. MacBook Pro: Which Premium Laptop Wins?
Microsoft's new Surface Laptop 3 may not be a direct competitor to the MacBook Pro, but the new 15-inch model is sure to draw comparisons with Apple's flagship laptop. New this year, the...
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Best 17-inch Laptops 2019
Whether you're streaming TV shows or working with multiple spreadsheets, 17-inch laptops are the ultimate productivity machines. And while they've historically been criticized for being...
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Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Review
Microsoft's Surface Pro 7 adds USB-C and 10th Gen CPUs, but those welcome additions come at a cost.
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The Future Tech Awards Are Coming: What You Need to Know
Cheers to another year in tech! With the end of the year drawing closer, we’re celebrating with the announcement of the Future Tech Awards ceremony on January 8, 2020. The Future Tech Awards...
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Best Touch Screen Laptops of 2019
Whether you're jotting down notes, sketching a masterpiece or just quickly zooming in on a photo, touch screens add a lot of versatility to your average laptop. Thanks to technological...
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ASRock X870E Challenger WiFi White Motherboard Review
ASRock is back with the Challenger series for more demanding gamers who still don't want to spend much on features they don't need. As a result, the new Challenger motherboards focus on pure...
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ASUS TUF GAMING B850I WIFI NEO Motherboard Review
ASUS is adding more refreshed NEO models, and one of the more interesting ones is the little TUF GAMING B850I WIFI. The new motherboard has an ITX form factor and is designed for gamers with a lower...
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ASUS ROG STRIX X870E-E GAMING WIFI7 NEO Motherboard Review
After a very successful ROG STRIX X870E-A GAMING WIFI7 NEO, we go a step higher with another refreshed model, but this time it's the ROG STRIX X870E-E GAMING WIFI7 NEO. The 'E' model offers some...
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ASUS ROG STRIX X870E-A GAMING WIFI7 NEO Motherboard Review
ASUS refreshed its AM5 motherboard series a few months ago with the new NEO models. Today we share with you our experience with the STRIX X870E-A GAMING WIFI7 NEO, the white-themed, feature-rich...
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Gigabyte X870 AORUS INFINITY Motherboard Review
Motherboards are much more often designed with gamers in mind, so I'm glad to see that Gigabyte gave us the X870 INFINITY. We used to see the Tachyon series designed for the most demanding...
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Meet AINowBench: A Free Whole-System Windows Benchmark
Most benchmarks focus on one component at a time. AINowBench combines graphics, processor, storage, and memory testing into one guided Windows run, producing a clear 0-100 score, detailed reports,...
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ASUS ROG STRIX X870-I GAMING WIFI Motherboard Review
We had a long break from ASUS products, so it's time to catch up. This time, we take a closer look at a motherboard that has been on the market for some time, but is still the best ASUS ITX model...
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ADATA XPG NOVAKEY RGB 32GB DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory Kit Review
Due to the memory crisis, RAM reviews are quite rare. However, we received the latest XPG NOVAKEY RGB memory kit from ADATA. The new memory kit is rated at 6000 MT/s and tight timings, which is...
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MSI MPG X870I EDGE TI EVO WIFI Motherboard Review
Today we present another ITX motherboard for AMD AM5 processors, and I can already share that there will be more in this tiny form factor in the coming months. The MSI MPG X870I EDGE TI EVO, on...
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ADATA MARS 970 PLUS PCIe Gen5 x4 M.2 2280 SSD Review
Since all memory products are expensive, more users are seeking a balanced solution that delivers high performance while remaining wallet-friendly. ADATA released the MARS 970 PLUS M.2 SSDs a while...
Latest from TechRadar in Phones
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Honor’s Magic 8 Pro and 600 Pro have the hardware to beat Apple — so why do they look like iPhones?
Honor’s latest phones offer outstanding battery life, capable cameras and impressive durability — but their increasingly Apple-like software and hardware make them feel less distinctive than they...
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The iPhone 18 Pro Max has a clever feature to avoid problems with its larger battery that might become the new normal — here’s what you need to know
The iPhone 18 Pro Max's battery is too high capacity for standard shipping, but Apple has found a software solution.
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Vivo X500 Pro Max revealed — here are my favorite photos taken with the potentially iPhone-beating flagship camera phone
Vivo's unveils its flagship X500 series of phones, headed up by the Pro Max and I've had my hands on one for 24 hours — these are my favorite photos so far
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If you spot this new 'hello' sign hidden away in your local Apple Store, it's there because of the new iPhone 18 Pro
Apple has made a small addition to its stores worldwide, so you can better test out the zoom of its new handsets.
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I spoke to Apple’s new VP of Hardware Engineering about why he's ‘especially proud’ of the iPhone Duo’s hinge durability and the reliability of Ceramic Shield 2: ‘When I see someone put a screen protector on their iPhone, it makes my skin crawl’
Ahead of the iPhone 18 Pro's official launch, we sat down with Apple’s new VP of Hardware Engineering, Tom Marieb, to discuss the durability credentials of the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo.
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This is what it's like to be the first person on the new iPhone 18 Pro line at the Apple Store
Apple officially launched the iPhone 18 Pro Max at its Flagship Store in Manhattan, and we were there for Apple CEO John Ternus' big moment and to chat with Customer Number 1.
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The Apple iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max have officially launched — I'm rounding up the best deals for both the US and UK
Ready to upgrade? Most of the best deals from the initial preorders phase are still available, but for how long?
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Starlink Mobile could soon be available worldwide — FCC grants SpaceX satellite internet service the right to operate internationally
Starlink Mobile now has FCC authorization to operate globally, so it could soon become a mobile powerhouse.
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This new Ugreen case adds an E Ink screen to the back of your iPhone 18 Pro — but it’s no match for my Xteink X4 Pro
The Ugreen Magic E Ink Screen Case gives you a new way to view your photos, but I'll be sticking with my magnetic ereader.
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I've hunted out the best Google Pixel 11 cases to keep your phone safe from scratches and protect against drops
Sturdy, stylish cases to keep your new Pixel phone protected.
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Samsung unveils next-gen OLED tech that hits 10,000 nits of brightness — but the bit you should be excited about is the 30% efficiency improvement
Samsung Display's new OLED stack can deliver up to 10,000 nits of peak brightness with much higher efficiency
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Google's new offline Live Translate tool looks like my new vacation essential — but it only works on these Pixel models
Google Translate's Live Translate mode now works offline across 11 languages, but with some major restrictions.
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Not sold the iPhone 18 Pro? There’s still time to grab the iPhone 17 Pro at a discount
The iPhone 18 Pro series might be stealing headlines right now, but that means the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max have quietly gotten discounts.
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'I don't think we ever lost innovation': New Apple CEO John Ternus defends Apple's track record as his first September launch comes to a close
In one of his first interviews as CEO of Apple, John Ternus tells TechRadar that he doesn't believe the tech giant ever lost sight of its roots in innovative engineering and technology. Do you agree?
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Vote now in the TechRadar Readers' Choice Awards 2026 — Phones & Cameras categories!
The winners are 100% voted by you, so pick your winners in phones, tablets, drones, cameras and more!
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Waiting on your unlocked iPhone 18 Pro? Mint Mobile has an unlimited plan for just $15/mo right now — the perfect pairing
An unlocked iPhone 18 Pro deserves an equally awesome plan — such as Mint Mobile's super-cheap unlimited data plan.
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Does the iPhone 18 Pro Max really have 'the largest increase in battery life ever'? Our lab tests results are in —here's how it compares
Apple is promising "the largest increase in battery life ever" on an iPhone this year, but does that match up with reality?
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I spent a week with the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max — and they’re better in all the right places
The iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max aren't a reinvention of the flagship iPhone formula, but they are the best iPhones Apple has ever released.
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Now we know which iPhone Apple really wants you to buy, and John Ternus gave us the key
Apple CEO John Ternus attended his first Emmy Awards ceremony and found a golden opportunity to highlight the iPhone they probably want you to buy.
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Huawei says its new smartphone chip is entirely free of any US-made components
Huawei Kirin 9050 Pro backs up US-free claim while touting major performance gains under the hood.
Latest from TechRadar in Computing
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‘We don’t want what’s happening in the US to happen here’: Australia’s smart glasses ban extends to even more public areas
Major local government council City of Sydney and the Western Australian government have joined a growing number of institutions banning the use of smart glasses in public areas, as Australia mulls...
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Linux users beware — CISA flags three major security issues you need to patch right now
Two flaws have available mitigations, too, but it's best to patch up.
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Researchers can make headphones leak audio through a wall, but the 30-meter claim has a few caveats
Encryption can't stop InjectEave because the audio leaks after it's been decoded, but it does have its limitations.
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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, September 22 (game #1702)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, September 22 (game #933)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
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Hackers are hiding malware on blockchains that are nearly impossible to take down, and unrestricted AI models have pushed these attacks up 440%
Hackers are hiding malware instructions across public blockchains, while AI makes the technique easier to deploy and harder for defenders to disrupt.
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Amazon's best-selling 3D printer just crashed to a record-low price — the Bambu Lab P1S is now under $500
Amazon's best-selling 3D printer is the Bambu Lab P1S, and I just spotted it on sale for a record-low $499.99.
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Microsoft, Google took down $66 million cybercrime marketplace that sold virtual machines with free software
Effort takes down RedVDS, a criminal marketplace believed to have contributed to $66 million losses to US businesses and individuals.
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Cybercrime civil war brewing? ShinyHunters reportedly hacks Cl0p ransomware gang and threatens further damage
Cl0p's website was defaced and its data stolen in attack.
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The Insta360 Link 2 Pro is genuinely one of the best webcams I've ever reviewed—but the high price may turn away some potential buyers
Insta360's new Link 2 Pro webcam is a powerhouse peripheral for content creators and remote-work professionals, and I can't recommend it enough – though it is seriously expensive.
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Microsoft finally fixes this annoying Excel paste problem, but you probably never even noticed
A limited set of users with Excel 2016 and other standalone Excel purchases have been struggling to paste.
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Our favourite free graphics suite gets supercharged as Canva's Affinity gets a flurry of upgrades in a bid to rival Adobe
Canva expands Affinity with photography, design, file compatibility, and automation upgrades while connecting it more closely with Cavalry and ProSuite.
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I really wanted to love the new Dell XPS 13, but Dell, we need to have a serious chat about your RAM choices
The new-for-2026 Dell XPS 13 is a different beast compared to previous models, instead taking aim at Apple's recent MacBook Neo.
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North Korean 'Contagious Interview' gang hits 30,000 businesses across the world with malware following fake interviews
North Koreans are stealing millions through fake job ads.
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'Never have I experienced such a Windows-esque bug in macOS': Mission Control is a mess in macOS 27 Golden Gate — and users are questioning Apple's testing
Afraid that macOS 27 is buggy? Early feedback is making upgraders nervous — but I wouldn't worry too much unless you're a power-user.
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Amid soaring RAM prices, Corsair knocks $99 off this 32GB DDR5 SODIMM kit in its massive memory sale
This 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5-4800 SODIMM kit makes it easy to upgrade compatible and it's reduced in price right now.
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Meet the Googlebook — I tried Google's new answer to the MacBook that combines ChromeOS with Android, and this could be the start of something big
Googlebook is officially here, and we got an up-close look and a little face time with Google Android lead Sameer Samat.
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‘Rethinking the laptop is a big undertaking’ — why Googlebooks are so much more than overpriced Chromebooks, and why Apple should be worried
Googlebooks aren't designed to replace Chromebooks — they’re aiming to be MacBook Air rivals for Android users.
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Is the RAM crisis overblown? Acer CEO plays down memory shortage, and says it's 'impossible' for it to last until 2030
We've had a lot of negative talk about the RAM crisis recently — so it's good to hear something a bit more optimistic.
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Google’s Gemini hacked three companies during Irregular AI ‘capture-the-flag’ testing — agents broke containment and guessed passwords to hack computer systems
Google says AI agents broke out of a testing environment and hacked three third-party companies.
Latest from TechRadar in Computing-components
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Amid soaring RAM prices, Corsair knocks $99 off this 32GB DDR5 SODIMM kit in its massive memory sale
This 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5-4800 SODIMM kit makes it easy to upgrade compatible and it's reduced in price right now.
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Is the RAM crisis overblown? Acer CEO plays down memory shortage, and says it's 'impossible' for it to last until 2030
We've had a lot of negative talk about the RAM crisis recently — so it's good to hear something a bit more optimistic.
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Why the future of Intel Arc Graphics is looking bleak... and how Team Blue could mount a comeback and take on Nvidia and AMD
With Celestial MIA and the status of Druid being anyone's guess, the future of Intel's Arc Graphics division appears unclear. Could the company be fully pivoting into handhelds, or is there hope for...
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AMD GPUs and CPUs could be the next victims of the RAM crisis, as industry chatter insists more price hikes are coming
AMD plans 10% price hikes across its 'entire chip line' in Q4 going by latest RAM crisis rumor.
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WD_Black's high-speed 4TB SN7100 SSD gets a discount with Newegg's special promo code
Upgrade your laptop or desktop with this 4TB WD_BLACK SN7100 Gen4 SSD, offering fast speeds and a lower price with this special promo code.
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AMD could be working on an Nvidia DLSS 5 rival, but it'll be for next-gen RDNA 5 GPUs — and I've a feeling that may be too late
The reaction to DLSS 5 is changing already, and no doubt AMD is watching keenly, whether or not this rumor is true.
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DDR5 RAM pricing appears to be spiralling out of control even more — it's 5.5x pricier than before the memory crisis, and 2027 could get worse
Think RAM costs way too much already? You're right — but a fresh report shows that DDR5 is getting a lot pricier somehow.
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Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU prices skyrocket to $9,000 — as fresh RTX 6000 rumor suggests a 2027 launch that fills me with dread
The RTX 5090 keeps getting pricier somehow, so who knows how much the next-gen flagship will cost.
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This white 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 RAM kit gets a welcome discount using a special coupon at Newegg
This discounted 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6000 RAM kit combines fast desktop memory with ten-zone RGB lighting and Intel XMP 3.0 support.
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'The memory chip market is heading toward a severe shortage': analyst firm believes RAM crisis could get far worse in 2027 — and you can blame AI ramping up
Could the RAM crisis get any gloomier? Yes, it just did, with the latest chatter from analysts turning even more pessimistic.
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This 32GB G.Skill Trident Z RGB DDR4-3600 RAM kit deal is down to just $215 using a special coupon at Newegg
This 32GB G.Skill Trident Z RGB DDR4 kit is $42.50 off when you use Newegg's coupon at checkout.
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GPU prices may be on the rise again, according to a Japanese retailer — but I wouldn't resort to panic buying
Price hikes seem to be inevitable every few months due to the RAM crisis, and it looks like GPUs are about to be affected again.
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'Great for homes and small businesses': We awarded Ugreen's elegant four-bay DH4300 Plus NAS a 4-star review, and now it's been reduced to just $374 at Amazon
We found this beginner-friendly NAS device perfect for home office and small businesses. Build your own private cloud with this Ugreen four-bay DH4300 Plus NAS.
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Modders have solved Nvidia DLSS 5's two biggest issues — boosting performance massively, and bringing it to more games — but I wouldn't risk doing either
The Swapper and Autopilot mods for DLSS 5 allow for easily applying the tech to all kinds of games, with a nifty additional trick in the case of the latter.
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I was an Nvidia DLSS 5 sceptic —but here are 5 reasons why I'm now hopeful that it'll revolutionize graphics in PC games
It's been a big week for Nvidia's next instalment of DLSS, with the tech seemingly reaching a major turning point.
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Lexar Muse claims world's thinnest portable SSD title at 3.8mm thick — but it swaps USB-C for a bespoke magnetic connector
The Lexar Muse takes a different approach to SSD storage, though the custom connector may not suit everyone.
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Corsair's 32GB Vengeance DDR5-6000 RAM is excellent, but this Patriot Viper Venom kit does the same thing, includes RGB lighting, and is $80 cheaper at Newegg
32GB of Patriot Viper Venom DDR5-6000 RAM costs $80 less than Corsair's Vengeance and even includes RGB lighting.
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Give your NAS a massive storage upgrade with this 16TB WD Red Pro hard drive deal
Need more NAS storage? The WD Red Pro HDD line is one of our top-performers in tests, and Amazon has a deal on this 16TB hard drive with 24/7 operation.
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'Consoles are here to stay': CD Projekt Red boss bets on Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo 'weathering the storm' despite RAM crisis
The games industry is in a precarious situation due to the RAM crisis, but CD Projekt Red's boss has faith that all will be well.
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'It's been particularly bad since Blackwell': Nvidia's new GPU driver has another nasty bug — and gamers are rapidly losing patience
Gamers aren't happy about the quality of Nvidia's drivers of late, and a new bug has prompted some fresh venting.
Latest from TechRadar in Gaming
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, September 22 (game #1199)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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Think you know your Modern Warfare? Test your knowledge ahead of the next game with our Call of Duty quiz
How much do you know about Modern Warfare? Find out with our Call of Duty quiz.
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The official Xbox controller just dropped back to its lowest price this year on Amazon — 'a more premium feel without the price tag'
The official Microsoft Xbox Controller is easily one of the best and most affordable gamepads you can buy, and multiple colours are now down to the lowest prices we've seen all year on Amazon.
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I wasn’t a fan of Silent Hill f, but Silent Hill: Townfall has made me believe in the horror series again
Silent Hill crosses the Atlantic with a fresh first-person perspective — but are the changes enough to rejuvenate this aging horror stalwart?
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, September 21 (game #1198)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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DBrand knocked it out of the park with its Nintendo Switch 2 Killswitch protective gear, and after testing it, I might just keep it on my console forever
The DBrand Killswitch is one of the best protective options for your Nintendo Switch 2, but is it truly worth its asking price?
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Celebrate the release of Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy with our Plague Tale quiz
Embrace bleakness and sadness with our A Plague Tale quiz, celebrating the trilogy of titles in the series
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Heroes of the Storm made a surprise return at BlizzCon 2026 — and I still think it's secretly the best MOBA out there
Blizzard's surprise reveal of a new character in Heroes of the Storm at BlizzCon got me to reinstall the game once again, and after playing it for a week, I'm reminded why I think it's secretly the...
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Gavin Verhey explains the biggest difficulties of adapting Universes Beyond into Magic: The Gathering — from avoiding five-color soup, to ‘Figuring out what Green means’
The biggest difficulties of adapting Universes Beyond into Magic: The Gathering.
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One does not simply walk through this quiz: test your Lord of the Rings knowledge with these 30 questions
A big fan of The Lord of The Rings? This 30-question quiz will work out just how well you know the franchise.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Sunday, September 20 (game #1197)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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Broken Sword creator chose human artists over AI for all 55,000 new frames of animation in the upcoming 2 remake — 'People are going to seek out human-crafted art'
Co-founder Charles Cecil says humans are better at capturing emotion and character than AI tools.
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Take our Control quiz to test your knowledge of one of Remedy's finest before the sequel arrives
Excited for Control Resonant? Take our quiz on the first game from Remedy Entertainment to test your knowledge
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Weeks after building them, I’m still playing with Lego’s Smart Play Pokémon sets — they’re easily the best of 2026
Lego’s Smart Play Pokémon sets are as close to perfect as a build can get.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Saturday, September 19 (game #1196)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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Should you pick up Marvel's Wolverine or Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave? Our latest quiz tells you what to play this weekend
Find out what you should be playing this weekend with our video game quiz.
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Players will need to 'think on their feet' in Alien: Isolation 2's new exterior environments, while the 'perfect hunter' xenomorph will also learn and 'adapt' how to track you down in the outdoors
Alien: Isolation 2's exterior setting will increase both tension and danger, and players will need to adapt to the new environment, as the Xenomorph does.
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Control Resonant shows that sometimes bigger really is better
Control Resonant goes big with a reality-defying New York.
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Diablo 4 game director confirms 'the end is not nigh' despite Diablo 5's announcement and says players shouldn't worry, as 'we're going to be making content for a long time' — 'The train is not stopping'
Not to worry, Diablo 4 fans! Despite the announcement of Diablo 5, Blizzard swears it will continue supporting the popular action-RPG "for a long time."
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Steam Machine's official repair guides reveal the true trickiness of some upgrades — the RAM especially is causing some raised eyebrows
Steam Machine's official iFixit repair guides look great — but I'm worried about the difficulty of some upgrades or replacements.
Latest from TechRadar in Audio
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Researchers can make headphones leak audio through a wall, but the 30-meter claim has a few caveats
Encryption can't stop InjectEave because the audio leaks after it's been decoded, but it does have its limitations.
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Someone used this Spotify tool to cheat and preview their Wrapped 2026 summary, and I tried it out and it works — but there’s no way I’d do it again
With Spotify's Prompted Playlists, you can get a sneak preview of what your Wrapped could look like.
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Streams and roundabouts: Apple Music just fixed one long-running issue, while Spotify added a different one
Apple Music has changed how songs appear or disappear in playlists, while Spotify has barred free-tier listeners from streaming new music for a set amount of time
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After a month testing Bose's new premium headphones, I would recommend them — but I'd recommend waiting more
The Bose QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen) sound fantastic and feel comfortable to wear, but after testing them thoroughly I'm still not sure they justify their asking price.
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Hi-fi and home theater legend Wharfedale announces four(!) new subwoofers, and if that seems like overkill, wait until you see how big the largest one is
Wharfedale has announced four new Nova subwoofers ranging from 8 inches to 15 inches in size.
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Spotify teases a GTA 6 collaboration — I hope Rockstar will finally let us use our own playlists, but people suspect it's something simpler
Spotify's mysterious billboards point to the streamer's involvement in GTA 6, which could include account integration.
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Our favorite budget audiophile brand launches new flagship planar magnetic headphones that aren't so budget — but a next-gen 86% thinner diaphragm with 'full-face diamond coating' could make them worth the price for head-fi fans
The Fiio FT15 is a flashy new follow-up to the FT5, bringing refinements across the board for a slightly higher price.
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Bose just unveiled the successors to some of our favorite open earbuds — and there's even a cheaper option to make Shokz a little, er, shocked
Bose has two new clip-style earbuds: a follow-up to one of our top-rated pairs, plus a more affordable model.
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Dyson's OnTrac headphones are discounted to AU$299 — as an audio expert, these are the 3 over-ears I would recommend instead
Dyson's second pair of headphones didn't meet its lofty expectations and has received a significant price cut as a result — but I still think there are better alternatives to look out for.
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Vote now in the TechRadar Readers' Choice Awards 2026 — TV, Streaming & Audio categories!
The winners are 100% voted by you, so pick your winners in TVs, headphones, wireless speakers and more!
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I can buy cheap Amazon earbuds with volume controls for far less than Apple's step-up AirPods 5 model — how is it getting away with this?
Apple was slowly winning this hater over in 2026, but its AirPods 5 volume control surcharge is absurd.
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The AirPods 5 are available for preorder at a surprisingly affordable price – and Amazon just surprised us with a first-time discount
The AirPods 5 were just announced last week, and Amazon already has a first-time discount, bringing the already affordable price down to $124.99.
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Spotify is finally giving you a button to block kids’ music from your recommendations and Wrapped — now YouTube needs to follow suit
Spotify is giving parents more control, now you can easily exclude your kids favorite music from your taste profile.
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iFi's newest hi-res headphone DAC and amp squeezes into a tiny USB-C earbuds cable — you just add your own audiophile IEMs
The iFi Go cable manages to fit a DAC/headphone amp into one small cable, which you can use on your phone or laptop.
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This new free 'bit-perfect' Hi-Res Audio player for Mac was apparently a 'nightmare' to make, but could become the lossless player of your dreams
YM Pro is a Mac music player that bypasses the system mixer and communicates directly with your DAC
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These cheap Skullcandy earbuds have a worrying Bluetooth flaw that could let anyone connect to your device
Apple can push a firmware fix to earbuds already in your pocket. Skullcandy cannot reach yours at all for now.
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Samsung's much-anticipated open-earbuds appear to leak again, this time with a new name and long list of features
Another leak has revived interest in Samsung's open-ear headphones, this time suggesting a new name as well as some features which they could have.
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The latest Windows 11 update breaks audio on some PCs and reportedly kills File History feature
Windows 11 has another nasty bug, and Windows 10 users are saying they're glad they haven't upgraded.
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I was ready to call these the best open earbuds ever, and they're incredibly cheap — but one recurring issue ruined it all
The SoundPeats Pop Clip 2 sound and fit amazingly, but connection problems let them down.
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The new AirPods 5 are available to preorder at Walmart — and you can save on older models starting at just $19
Walmart has Apple's AirPods 5 available for preorder, and you can also find deals on older models, including AirPods 4, AirPods Pro 3, and Apple Earbuds, starting at $19.
Engadget - Technology News & Expert Reviews
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Why it's important to unplug your PC during a power outage
Power outages can damage your tech, but the bigger risk happens when the electricity comes back on. Don't let your tech get fried.
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Why is your laptop fan so loud?
Laptop fans do an important job, but sometimes they get annoyingly loud. Here's what it might mean and whether you should be concerned.
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These drones could cover up to 98 percent of the world's oceans by 2028
New ocean-sensing drones are being built to withstand the deepest depths of the ocean.
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How to turn your old Windows PC into a Chromebook for free
Don't count your old Windows laptop out yet. Installing ChromeOS Flex is a great option to keep it usable, even if it's not as fast as it once was.
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Wired vs. wireless keyboards: Is there really a difference in performance?
Wireless keyboards introduce convenience and portability, but they can't quite keep up with wired keyboards in some cases.
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How to turn off your Google location history
Google Maps' Timeline feature is great for looking back at your past travels, but it's also discomforting to see all that history in one place.
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Bungie leaders now say the studio's 'not done with Destiny'
It also promised players that Marathon will keep growing and improving.
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Does your iPhone's Safari browser privacy features actually make you safer?
Safari on iPhone is more private than many other browsers by default, but it can't keep your information safe from everything.
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The EU will force data centers to disclose their energy and water use
The EU has proposed a sustainability labeling system ahead of bringing in minimum data center performance standards.
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X now tells users when local laws have reduced their posts' visibility
The latest addition to X's Under the Hood feature could stave off claims around shadowbanning.
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Here's why Apple's Mac Studio has become so expensive
A big part of the story is soaring memory and storage prices, but other factors come into play as well.
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Paramount settles US states' antitrust lawsuit, clearing the way for its Warner Bros. acquisition
The mega-merger of the year will apparently go forward.
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How the iPhone Duo's software is different from a standard iPhone
The iPhone Duo makes some big changes to iOS to account for the foldable design. It affects the camera, multitasking and more.
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If you don't like using Siri, this iOS 27 feature may change your mind
Siri has long been known for its stagnation, but that changes with iOS 27 and accompanying releases. Siri has undergone major improvements.
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Tesla will soon roll out FSD Supervised in the Czech Republic
Its foothold in the EU may be growing, but larger countries are still wary of the self-driving tech.
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Engadget Indie Pitch: Dressmaker
The viral indie game Dressmaker hits Steam today, so here's a juicy QA with the dev team at Cozy Lives.
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Google Vs Samsung: What features set their digital wallets apart?
Google and Samsung's digital wallets are solid options for storing cards, passes, tickets and IDs on Android devices, but there are some subtle differences.
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Why is there a waitlist for Siri AI in iOS 27?
Siri AI brings a lot of improvements, but you might not be able to use it for a while, even with iOS 27 and a compatible device.
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How Nintendo's Game & Watch was inspired by a calculator and boredom
The Game & Watch line was one of Nintendo's most successful early game projects, and the man behind it was inspired from an unlikely source.
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How to choose the right USB to USB-C adapter
Getting an adapter can open up a world of connectivity and charging options, but specs and brand matter quite a lot. Here's what to look for.
Android Archives - TechRepublic
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Google Wants Android Apps to Look Beyond the Security Patch Date
Google’s new Android security libraries let apps and administrators inspect patch status by component instead of relying on a single security patch date.
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AI Expansion, Robot Factories, and Escalating Security Threats Define This Week in Tech
See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from Sept. 14–18.
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Googlebook vs Chromebook: What’s Different About Google’s New Laptop?
Googlebook and Chromebook are both laptop families, but Google’s new flagship category adds deeper Android integration, new Gemini tools, and tighter phone connectivity.
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Google Rolls Out Android 17 QPR1: What Pixel Owners Need to Know
Google rolls out Android 17 QPR1 to supported Pixel phones with new features, interface changes, security updates, and bug fixes.
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Boox Palma 3 vs Kindle Paperwhite: Does the New Pocket E-Reader Beat Kindle?
Boox Palma 3 vs Kindle Paperwhite: compare price, apps, storage, battery life, waterproofing, and whether Android flexibility is worth more.
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iPhone 18 Pro vs Galaxy S26 Ultra: Which Premium Flagship Should You Buy?
Apple's compact iPhone 18 Pro meets Samsung's 6.9-inch Ultra. Here's how their cameras, AI, productivity tools, and value compare.
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Pixel 11 Gets Another September Update, but Android 17 QPR1 Is Still Missing
Google is rolling out a second September update for Pixel 11 phones, but Android 17 QPR1 and its expected new features are still missing.
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Nothing OS 5 Ends Support for Three Phones: What Owners Should Do Next
Nothing OS 5 leaves three phones without Android 17. See which Nothing devices are affected, what support remains, and whether owners should upgrade.
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iPhone Duo vs Galaxy Z Fold8: Which Foldable Should You Buy?
Apple’s first foldable meets Samsung’s eighth-generation Fold. Here’s which makes more sense for Apple loyalists, multitaskers, and other premium buyers.
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180 Android Security Flaws Patched: What Users Should Do
Google’s September Android update fixes 180 security flaws, including critical bugs. Learn how to check your phone’s security patch level.
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4 Best Wear OS Smartwatches for 2026
Pixel Watch 5 leads overall, while Galaxy Watch9, OnePlus Watch 3, and Galaxy Watch Ultra2 offer better fits for Samsung users, battery life, or outdoor use.
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WhatsApp Drops Lollipop: What Owners of Older Phones Need to Know
WhatsApp has ended support for Android 5.0 and 5.1. Learn how to check your software, back up chats, and move to a compatible phone if necessary.
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5 Best AirTag Alternatives for 2026
Compare five AirTag alternatives for Apple and Android users by price, battery life, finding network, availability, and compatibility.
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Your iPhone or Android Can Help in an Emergency: Here’s How to Set It Up
Learn how to add emergency contacts and medical information to iPhone and Android so important details can be accessed from the lock screen.
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Lenovo Yoga Tab Gen 2 vs Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2: Which Should You Buy?
Lenovo's new Yoga tablets share 4K displays and seven major Android upgrades, but performance, size, battery, memory, weight, and price separate them.
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Powerful AI, Cyberthreats, and Industry Upheaval Define This Week in Tech
See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from Aug. 31–Sept. 4.
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Google’s September Android Update Is Here: 5 New Features to Know
Google’s September Android update adds five features across Gemini, Find Hub, Keep, and Messages, but availability depends on your Android version.
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Enough Phone Brings Back the Removable Battery in a Tiny Android Body
The 5.3-inch Enough Phone promises Android 17, a removable battery and microSD storage, but the compact smartphone still faces a difficult path to launch.
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Redmi Note 17 Pro vs Pro Max: Battery, Price and Specs Compared
Redmi Note 17 Pro and Pro Max pricing varies by country, while the Pro Max adds a larger battery, faster charging, storage, and 4K video.
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Nothing OS 5.0: Eligible Phones, Features, Rollout Dates
Nothing OS 5.0 starts with Phone (3) and expands through January 2027. Here are the eligible devices, major features, rollout dates, and beta risks.
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Apple Archives - TechRepublic
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Apple Cuts Fitness+ Staff as It Rethinks Its Fitness Subscription
Apple reportedly cut Fitness+ audio staff as it reviews the subscription service, with fewer Time to Walk and Time to Run releases expected.
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Best Mac Mini Alternatives for 2026: 5 Windows Mini PCs to Consider
Five Windows mini PCs offer alternatives to Apple's new Mac mini, with options for business, creative work, expansion, local AI, and tighter budgets.
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AI Expansion, Robot Factories, and Escalating Security Threats Define This Week in Tech
See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from Sept. 14–18.
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Apple Just Gave Older iPhones Another Year of Free Satellite Features
Apple extended free satellite access for eligible iPhone 14, 15, and 16 users, keeping Emergency SOS, Messages, Find My, and roadside help available.
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Siri AI Is Finally Here: 7 Things You Can Actually Do With It
Siri AI is rolling out with iOS 27. Here are seven things you can do with Apple’s upgraded assistant, plus supported iPhones and limitations.
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Apple Reportedly Plans M8 Ultra AI Server for 2029
Apple is reportedly developing a 2029 AI server with two or four M8 Ultra chips and possible Nvidia networking.
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6 iPhone 18 Pro Accessories to Check Out in 2026
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro accessory lineup includes three MagSafe cases, two carrying straps, and a FineWoven Wallet with Find My.
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AirPods 5: Should You Pay $20 More for the Wireless Charging Case?
The $149 AirPods 5 add stem volume control, broader charging support, a Find My case speaker, and longer battery life over the $129 version.
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iPhone 18 Pro vs iPhone 17 Pro: Should You Upgrade?
iPhone 18 Pro adds a new camera, faster chip, better battery life, and more storage. Here’s whether those upgrades are enough to leave the 17 Pro behind.
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Musk’s X Corp and SpaceXAI Drop Apple From Antitrust Case, OpenAI Fight Continues
Musk’s companies are seeking to dismiss Apple from their AI antitrust lawsuit with prejudice, while their claims against OpenAI continue.
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Apple Adds New Parental Controls to iPhone, iPad and Mac: Here’s What Changes
Apple is rolling out new parental controls for iPhone, iPad and Mac, including website approvals, Screen Time changes and expanded safety tools.
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iPhone 18 Pro Prices Vary Across Southeast Asia — Here’s Where They Cost the Most
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro pricing varies across five Southeast Asian markets, with different countries topping the Pro and Pro Max rankings.
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Best Budget Laptops for 2026: 5 Picks Under $800
Five budget laptops under $800 stand out for different reasons, from OLED displays and 16GB RAM to long battery life and premium portable designs.
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iPhone Duo’s iOS 27 Is Different: 6 Features Built for a Foldable iPhone
Apple rebuilt parts of iOS 27 for the iPhone Duo, adding fold-aware layouts, vertical controls, Split View, dual Home Screens, and expanded StandBy.
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ASUS Zenbook 14 vs MacBook Neo: Which Affordable Laptop Is Better?
ASUS packs in an OLED display, more ports, and optional 16GB RAM, while Apple keeps the MacBook Neo cheaper, sharper, fanless, and tightly tied to macOS.
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iPhone 18 Pro vs Galaxy S26 Ultra: Which Premium Flagship Should You Buy?
Apple's compact iPhone 18 Pro meets Samsung's 6.9-inch Ultra. Here's how their cameras, AI, productivity tools, and value compare.
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Apple Watch Series 12 vs Ultra 4: Is 50-Hour Battery Life Worth $400 More?
Apple Watch Ultra 4 doubles down on battery life and rugged features, but Series 12 keeps the same core health platform for $400 less.
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AirPods 5 vs AirPods Pro 3: Is Open-Ear ANC Good Enough to Save $100?
AirPods 5 make ANC cheaper, but AirPods Pro 3 still offer stronger isolation, longer battery life, and health features. Here’s how they compare.
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AppleCare One Family Covers Six People for $49.99 a Month
AppleCare One Family covers eligible devices for up to six people at $49.99 monthly. Compare its benefits, claim limits and potential savings.
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iPhone Duo vs Galaxy Z Fold8: Which Foldable Should You Buy?
Apple’s first foldable meets Samsung’s eighth-generation Fold. Here’s which makes more sense for Apple loyalists, multitaskers, and other premium buyers.
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Artificial Intelligence Archives - TechRepublic
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The CFO-CIO Reality Check: Governing DevSecOps and AI Costs
CIOs and CFOs face rising AI costs, DevSecOps tool sprawl, and software supply chain risk. Learn how to strengthen oversight, cost controls, and ROI.
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OpenAI’s Agent Findings: Why AI Guardrails Need Data Boundaries
OpenAI’s agent findings show why enterprises need scoped credentials, per-request authorization, audit logs, and data controls alongside AI guardrails.
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OpenAI’s Compute Costs Could Burn Through $280 Billion by 2030
OpenAI reportedly projects $280 billion in cash burn through 2030 as soaring compute and infrastructure costs continue to outpace its revenue growth.
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Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 Boosts Agentic AI Throughput by 30x
Nvidia says Vera Rubin NVL72 delivers up to 30x more agentic AI throughput, but enterprises should weigh workload needs, power, cooling, and cost.
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Trump Proposes ‘AI Force’ as US, China Discuss AI Safety Channel
Trump proposes an AI Force as the US and China discuss a safety channel for serious AI incidents. Here’s what IT leaders should watch closely.
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Figure’s Robot Entered 30 Unseen Homes — and Succeeded 56% of the Time
Figure says Helix 2.5 completed household tasks across 30 unseen homes with a 56% success rate, showing progress but also a large reliability gap.
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Toyota Eyes 400,000 Factory Robots in $6.4B Modernization Push
Toyota could deploy 400,000 robots in a $6.4 billion modernization push designed to preserve worker expertise and improve global factory operations.
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Why Digital Employee Experience Management Is Becoming an AI-Readiness Requirement
Explore how digital employee experience management helps IT teams support AI workloads, monitor endpoints, and plan device refreshes.
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Humanoid Robots May Get Their ‘ChatGPT Moment’ by Mid-2027
Spirit AI predicts humanoid robots could handle natural-language, multi-step physical tasks by mid-2027, with factories likely to adopt them first.
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Pinterest Wants Smarter Visual Search Without the Huge AI Computing Bill
Pinterest is using Nvidia Blackwell GPUs and Dynamo to speed up multimodal AI search, reduce inference latency, and give its Assistant more visual context.
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Nvidia Could Sell Twice as Many Chips Next Year — If Suppliers Can Keep Up
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expects the company to sell twice as many chips next year, but memory, manufacturing and packaging could limit growth.
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Perplexity Brings Its Local AI Agent to Windows
Portable Computer now runs locally on Windows RTX PCs with at least 24GB VRAM, while cloud escalation remains permission-based.
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Tilly Norwood Suddenly Switches to Cantonese Mid-Interview, Raising AI Avatar Control Concerns
Tilly Norwood abruptly switched to Cantonese mid-interview, spotlighting the controls companies need before deploying public-facing AI avatars.
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Vocci’s $249 AI Ring Records Meetings, Connects Notes to AI Agents
Vocci’s wearable recorder combines eight-hour battery claims with MCP access to meeting context, but businesses still face limits around administration, consent, and subscriptions.
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Meta’s New AI Chip Is Coming in 2027: Arke Targets Lower AI Costs
Meta plans to deploy its MTIA 450 Arke AI chip in 2027 as it looks to cut inference costs, energy use and reliance on general-purpose GPUs.
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Anthropic’s Next Claude Feature Could Reach Into Your Bank Account
Anthropic appears to be testing Claude Money, a feature that could connect bank accounts to Claude for spending analysis and financial planning.
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OpenAI Launches Interactive Sponsored Agents for ChatGPT Ads
OpenAI unveils Sponsored Agents for ChatGPT ads, letting users chat directly with brand AI agents. Learn about new Shopify and HubSpot integrations.
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Waymo Picks Singapore for First Southeast Asia Robotaxi Market
Waymo plans to launch robotaxis in Singapore in 2028, testing its self-driving system against local roads, monsoon weather, and regional rivals.
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MIT Robot Builds a Working Laser in 30 Minutes With Minimal Human Help
MIT researchers built a robotic optics lab that assembled a working laser in 30 minutes, pointing toward more autonomous scientific research.
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Huawei Moves Its Next AI Chip Forward as China Builds Around Nvidia Restrictions
Huawei is moving its Ascend 960DT AI chip to early 2027 as it expands domestic AI infrastructure and reduces reliance on restricted foreign hardware.
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Hardware Archives - TechRepublic
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Google’s Mystery Wearable Hits the FCC: Here’s What We Know
Google’s mysterious G8BL6 wearable has surfaced in regulatory filings with GPS and Bluetooth. Here’s what it could mean for Fitbit and Pixel Watch.
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Best Mac Mini Alternatives for 2026: 5 Windows Mini PCs to Consider
Five Windows mini PCs offer alternatives to Apple's new Mac mini, with options for business, creative work, expansion, local AI, and tighter budgets.
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Best Portable Monitors for Laptops in 2026: 5 Picks for Work and Travel
Five portable monitors stand out for laptop work and travel, covering business use, touch input, high refresh rates, budget setups, and 4K OLED.
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Shokz OpenFit Air 2 vs OpenRun Air 2: Same $130, Earbuds or Bone Conduction?
Shokz prices the OpenFit Air 2 and OpenRun Air 2 at the same $129.95, leaving buyers to choose between air-conduction earbuds and bone conduction.
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Nvidia Could Sell Twice as Many Chips Next Year — If Suppliers Can Keep Up
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expects the company to sell twice as many chips next year, but memory, manufacturing and packaging could limit growth.
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Meta’s New AI Chip Is Coming in 2027: Arke Targets Lower AI Costs
Meta plans to deploy its MTIA 450 Arke AI chip in 2027 as it looks to cut inference costs, energy use and reliance on general-purpose GPUs.
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MIT Robot Builds a Working Laser in 30 Minutes With Minimal Human Help
MIT researchers built a robotic optics lab that assembled a working laser in 30 minutes, pointing toward more autonomous scientific research.
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Hackers Crack Flock Camera, Expose 1.6M Images in 21 Days
Hackers physically compromised a Flock camera and found an encryption key, 27,000 clips, and 1.6 million images generated in 21 days.
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Huawei Moves Its Next AI Chip Forward as China Builds Around Nvidia Restrictions
Huawei is moving its Ascend 960DT AI chip to early 2027 as it expands domestic AI infrastructure and reduces reliance on restricted foreign hardware.
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Samsung’s New Patent Reveals How a Galaxy Watch Could Measure Blood Sugar
A new Samsung patent reveals how wearable glucose measurement could work as the company continues researching noninvasive blood sugar monitoring.
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Bose Sport Open vs Ultra Open 2: Is the $100 Upgrade Worth It?
Bose's new open-ear earbuds cost $199 and $299. The extra $100 buys longer single-charge battery life and more audio features, but not better durability.
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PlayStation Pulse vs. Pulse Edge: Sony Reveals 6 Key Differences but Leaves 2 Big Questions Unanswered
Sony has revealed six key differences between PlayStation Pulse and Pulse Edge, while price, battery life, and exact launch dates remain unannounced.
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Snap Launches Specs Intelligence: AI That Anticipates What You Need
Snap launches Specs Intelligence, an anticipatory AI service for iPhone, Mac, and SPECS glasses that uses connected accounts to proactively assist users.
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SpaceX Starship Targets First Orbit: 26 Starlink Satellites Are Coming Along
SpaceX targets Sept. 22 for Starship Flight 14, its first orbital attempt carrying 26 operational Starlink satellites.
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Best Steam Deck Alternatives 2026: 3 Handhelds Worth Buying
Three Steam Deck alternatives stand out for Windows access, SteamOS flexibility, or substantially higher gaming performance.
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Googlebook vs Chromebook: What’s Different About Google’s New Laptop?
Googlebook and Chromebook are both laptop families, but Google’s new flagship category adds deeper Android integration, new Gemini tools, and tighter phone connectivity.
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Google Rolls Out Android 17 QPR1: What Pixel Owners Need to Know
Google rolls out Android 17 QPR1 to supported Pixel phones with new features, interface changes, security updates, and bug fixes.
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BOOX Palma 3 vs Palma 2: Is the Stylus Worth It?
BOOX Palma 3 adds active stylus support and Android 16, but keeps the Palma 2’s core display. Here’s what the upgrade really gets you.
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Agility’s New Digit 5 Robot Has $300M in Orders — But There’s a Catch
Agility Robotics unveiled Digit 5 with $300 million in orders, new human-safety features and a 2027 launch, but filings reveal key buyer caveats.
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Meta’s Camera-Free Smart Glasses Could Solve Privacy Problems
Meta reportedly plans camera-free Luna smart glasses centered on voice AI, potentially easing recording concerns while leaving privacy questions.
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Samsung Archives - TechRepublic
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Samsung’s New Patent Reveals How a Galaxy Watch Could Measure Blood Sugar
A new Samsung patent reveals how wearable glucose measurement could work as the company continues researching noninvasive blood sugar monitoring.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Body Composition: How Much Can You Trust the Numbers?
How accurate is Samsung Galaxy Watch body composition? Research finds strong agreement for body-fat estimates but weaker results for skeletal muscle.
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iPhone 18 Pro vs Galaxy S26 Ultra: Which Premium Flagship Should You Buy?
Apple's compact iPhone 18 Pro meets Samsung's 6.9-inch Ultra. Here's how their cameras, AI, productivity tools, and value compare.
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Samsung’s Next SmartTag May Remove Its Most Useful Feature
Leaked Galaxy SmartTag 3 images show a smaller Samsung tracker without the SmartTag 2’s built-in attachment loop. Here’s what Galaxy users should know.
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Samsung Ends Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Flip 3 Updates: Is It Time to Upgrade?
Samsung has ended guaranteed security updates for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3. Here’s what owners should know and whether it’s time to upgrade.
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AI Agents, Foldables, Cyberthreats, and Chip Deals Define This Week in Tech
See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from Sept. 7–11.
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Samsung Taps Mistral AI for On-Premises Chip Manufacturing
Samsung is bringing Mistral AI into its semiconductor operations through on-premises models designed to detect defects and optimize chip production.
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4 Best Wear OS Smartwatches for 2026
Pixel Watch 5 leads overall, while Galaxy Watch9, OnePlus Watch 3, and Galaxy Watch Ultra2 offer better fits for Samsung users, battery life, or outdoor use.
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Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy Labor Day Deals: 7 Tech Picks
Find the best Labor Day tech deals for 2026 at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy, with savings on laptops, phones, smartwatches, and headphones.
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Samsung’s IFA 2026 Pitch: Bringing AI Across TVs, Appliances and Galaxy Devices
Samsung is showcasing an AI ecosystem at IFA 2026 that connects TVs, appliances, Galaxy devices and wearables across the smart home.
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Galaxy Z Fold 8 Camera Setup Shows How Samsung Reworked the Fold
The Galaxy Z Fold 8’s redesigned shape changes how its cameras fit into daily use, while the Ultra offers stronger optical zoom.
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iPhone 17 Leads Global Smartphone Sales as Apple, Samsung Take Top 10
The iPhone 17 led global smartphone sales in Q2 2026 as Apple and Samsung captured all 10 top spots while the overall market contracted 11%.
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Apple, Google and Samsung Watches Are Reaching Software Support Cutoffs
Several Apple, Google and Samsung smartwatches face software-support cutoffs in 2026. Here’s what ends, what may continue and when to upgrade.
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Could Get Self-Healing Glass: Everything We Know So Far
Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra could feature self-healing Gorilla Armor designed to recover from minor scratches. Here’s what the rumor means for buyers.
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Samsung vs Google Software Support: Which Android Phones Age Better?
Compare Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel software support, Android updates, security patches, and long-term value to see which phones age better.
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AirPods Pro 3 vs Galaxy Buds4 Pro: Which Pair Should You Buy?
Apple offers longer advertised ANC playback per charge, while Samsung gives Galaxy and Android users more sound controls and phone flexibility.
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Apple Watch Ultra 3 vs Galaxy Watch Ultra2
Apple charges $99 more, while Samsung promises longer battery life. Compare compatibility, health tools, durability, and safety features.
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Samsung One UI 9 Puts Warranty Checks and Repair Support Right in Settings
Samsung’s One UI 9 puts warranty checks, diagnostics, repair estimates, and service booking in Settings on the latest Galaxy foldables.
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Pixel 11 Pro Fold vs. Galaxy Z Fold8: Which $1,900 Foldable Is Better for Work?
Google’s Pixel 11 Pro Fold and Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 take different approaches to productivity, portability, durability, and everyday use.
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Galaxy Users Hit RCS Error 3100: What Google Recommends
Galaxy users report Google Messages RCS error 3100 after changing phones or carriers. Learn Google’s recommended steps and why they may not work.
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