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Pixel 9 Pro XL users report charging problems and a strange camera tilt
Google says ‘a known bug’ is preventing some Pixel 9 Pro XL devices from supporting wireless charging. Here’s what you can do while you wait for a patch.
Read MoreGarmin takes its Fenix and Enduro watches to the next level with exciting new features
The Fenix 8 and Enduro 3 are sure to please serious athletes with flagship features that set the bar for Garmin sports watches.
Read MoreThe best password managers of 2024: Expert tested
It can be difficult to remember complex passwords across so many online services. A good password manager will do this for you. We tested the best password managers, which keep your credentials safe and simplify your login process.
Read MoreStop paying for antivirus software. Here’s why you don’t need it
Americans over 65 are twice as likely to pay for third-party antivirus software. It’s just what they’re used to. It’s also a colossal waste of money.
Read MoreOpenAI, Intel, and Qualcomm talk AI compute at legendary Hot Chips conference
The Stanford computer conference kicked off with a keynote by OpenAI’s head of infrastructure, who explained the logic of building bigger and bigger computers.
Read MoreWhat to expect from Meta Connect 2024: Affordable Quest 3, AR glasses, and more
Meta is expected to undercut the Vision Pro’s price even more with its new VR headset and to show off a new wearable.
Read MoreOnly two multitool brands are worth your money – here’s which one I carry
A good multitool can make a great gift and be a reliable companion for decades – if you pick the right one.
Read MoreHow to make Windows updates less annoying, in three easy steps
Want to eliminate unpleasant update surprises? You can force Windows to follow your update schedule. Here’s how.
Read MoreI tested Dell’s 2024 XPS 14 laptop and can’t recommend it enough
The Dell XPS 14 is a design-forward machine with a premium aesthetic and all the latest AI upgrades.
Read MoreSix levels of autonomous work: How AI augments, then replaces
In the next decade, the six levels of autonomous work will drive augmentation capabilities at first, and then full replacement of tasks, roles, teams, and – ultimately – lines-of-business.
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