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New Sonos Beam Ultra Gets Dolby Atmos Glow Up for $699
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New JBL Cove Wireless Speakers Seem Like a Worthy Sonos Alternative
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Yearn for the Tern: Apple Has a New Daddy
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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 them, how would that change your images?
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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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The Wickedly Easy Ways Smart Thermostats Tackle Home Humidity Problems
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I’ve Run the Numbers and Read the Tea Leaves. Here’s When I Expect Apple to Release iOS 27
I think I know the exact date Apple will release iOS 27.
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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
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Huge 12TB Leak Exposes a Decade of Steam’s Game Data
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Sony Debuts Ad-Supported Live TV on PS5 with Over 100 Channels
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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 agentic AI platform is molting again.
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China’s Robot Olympics Keep Getting Wilder
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AI demand is eating memory supplies, so Google is cracking down on Android memory hogs.
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