Apple iPhone 18 Pro Color Leak Claims Black Model Will Replace Silver This Year
The next iPhone Pro lineup might not repeat any colors from last year, with silver reportedly not in production.
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PlayStation Gamers Sue Sony Over What ‘Buying’ a Digital Game Really Means
The legal fight could force Sony to change how it presents digital game purchases to California customers.
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Razer’s New $100 Game Controller Folds Right Up for Your Pocket
The gaming hardware company’s new game controller folds in half to make it easier to take with you.
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Runway’s New AI Model Creates Digital Worlds Without Code
The company calls Solaris an interface world model.
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How to Enable Firefox’s New Built-In Ad Blocker on iPhone and iPad
Ad Blocker is a new feature for a browser that prides itself on privacy and customization.
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Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 2, #913
Here are hints and the answers for today’s NYT Strands puzzle for Sept. 2, 2026.
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No ‘DMV for AI’: US Pushes Against AI Regulations at Global Forum
A US regulatory agency for AI would be a “disaster,” a key Trump science and technology adviser says during a G20 forum…
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Apple TV and Peacock Bundle Prices Have Changed, Too
Last week’s price bump also hit these Apple TV streaming bundles.
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Android’s New Features Have Me Excited, Especially This One for Motion Sickness
The latest additions coming to Android include chat themes, visual assistance in Gemini Live and a motion sickness…
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Roku Pro TV Now One of Cheapest OLEDs Starting at $999
The Roku Pro OLED TVs promise better picture quality at an affordable price.
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Sony’s New ULT Tower Max Wireless Party Speaker Delivered Massive Sound I Felt in My Chest
The large, DJ-friendly loud speakers have new designs, lots of connection options and plenty of thump.
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Sonos Ace Ultra Headphones Get Upgraded Sound, Noise Canceling and Direct Link to Your Sonos System
The $449 headphones feature an all-new driver, next-generation adaptive ANC and a direct connection to your Sonos…
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New Sonos Beam Ultra Gets Dolby Atmos Glow Up for $699
The 7.1.2-channel soundbar slots between the Beam and Arc Ultra.
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New JBL Cove Wireless Speakers Seem Like a Worthy Sonos Alternative
The new whole-home Wi-Fi speaker range includes three launch models — X1, P1 and M1 — that start at $230.
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Yearn for the Tern: Apple Has a New Daddy
John Ternus takes the helm of a $4 trillion tech giant, but it comes with challenges as Apple faces down the RAM…
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The iPhone 18 Pro Could Get a Variable-Aperture Camera, but What Does That Mean?
Photographers have wanted variable-aperture lenses for the iPhone’s cameras for years. On the eve of possibly getting…
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Dyson Blasts Into Dental Care With a $499 Camera-Equipped Toothbrush
Dyson’s entry into dental care makes your standard toothbrush look like a caveman’s toothbrush.
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Fix Your Home Humidity and Dry Air Issues With A Smart Thermostat
Don’t let dry air or humidity issues trouble your home this winter. Here’s how smart thermostats can help.
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For the Fourth Year in a Row, I Was Right. Here’s When iOS 27 Will Land on Your iPhone
I predicted the exact date Apple would release iOS 27 before the company said anything.
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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Tuesday, Sept. 1
Here are the answers for today’s NYT Mini Crossword for Sept. 1, 2026.
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s Crisp Combat Fits in the Soulslike Era, but Novelty Wanes Over Endless Fights
Review: I wanted to love Onimusha’s return, but I got tired of engaging the same fight over and over again.
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Google Rolls Out 3 New Ways to Book Travel Using AI Mode in Search
Just in time for Labor Day weekend, Google launches upgraded travel features to book flights, hotels and more.
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Brave’s Browser Hides Your Real Email When You’re Signing Up for Websites
The company launched the email aliases feature, which forwards messages from a dummy address to your main email account.
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Instagram Says It’s Pulling the Mask Off AI Influencers
Instagram is requiring fake models to carry an “AI-generated profile” label to show they’re not human.
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Huge 12TB Leak Exposes a Decade of Steam’s Game Data
We still don’t have Half-Life 3, though.
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Sony Debuts Ad-Supported Live TV on PS5 with Over 100 Channels
Sony’s ad-supported service includes news, TV, movies, sports and anime.
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Apple Might Add a Pencil to Its First Foldable, but Don’t Expect It at Launch
Steve Jobs said in 2007 that “nobody wants a stylus” for the iPhone. That could change.
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The Year of the Claw: OpenClaw Rolls Out New Version of Its Viral AI Agent
The agentic AI platform is molting again.
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Just How Water-Resistant Is Apple’s iPhone? I Tested It in My Swimming Pool
Take a look back at Apple’s first water-resistant iPhone and how we made it Jacques Cousteau for a day with our…
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China’s Robot Olympics Keep Getting Wilder
Check out the highlights of the second annual World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing.
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Why RAMageddon Might Force Apps and Operating Systems’ Performance to Suck Less
AI demand is eating memory supplies, so Google is cracking down on Android memory hogs.
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Apple ‘Surprise and Shine’ Event Is Today: All the Rumors on a Folding iPhone, AirPods and Watch Series 12
This is everything we expect to see at Apple’s iPhone 18 event today… and some thing we don’t expect to see, too.
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