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by staff@engadget.com (Jessica Conditt) on (#79076)
Everything is within reach on 8BitDo's Ultimate 2, even for small hands.
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Engadget - Technology News & Expert Reviews
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| Updated | 2026-10-12 12:03 |
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by staff@engadget.com (Steve Dent) on (#79077)
WhatsApp is finally allowing message scheduling, a feature that's been available on Telegram since 2019.
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by staff@engadget.com (Steve Dent) on (#79059)
Milk can't hack companies and governments like AI definitely can, but it's still subject to more regulation.
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by staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito) on (#79000)
Foreign phones can bring new features not often seen in the US, but you need to make sure they're compatible with your carrier.
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by staff@engadget.com (Husain Parvez) on (#78ZYE)
Meta and OpenAI's new AI agents are in direct competition. Here's what each can do, what they cost and who has access.
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by staff@engadget.com (Alec Hively) on (#78ZYF)
Know the difference between bits and bytes.
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by staff@engadget.com (Deven McClure) on (#78ZYG)
The Xbox Series X and S have seen the same price hikes as all other gaming hardware, but the Series S still provides a lower cost to entry.
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by staff@engadget.com (Antony Terence) on (#78ZYH)
Flip phones endured in Japan longer than the US, but the trend is shifting.
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by staff@engadget.com (Luke James) on (#78ZYJ)
A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports found that automakers are collecting data to allow advertisers to build in-depth profiles on consumers.
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by staff@engadget.com (Thomas Godwin) on (#78ZYK)
As with most AI tools, Grok's free tier is pretty limited.
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by staff@engadget.com (Husain Parvez) on (#78ZXC)
3D printers are everywhere, but where one should be placed in your home is something worth looking into.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jackson Chen) on (#78ZTX)
The RG DDS's main display has a 5:3 aspect ratio while its bottom screen will be 4:3.
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by staff@engadget.com (Thomas Godwin) on (#78ZTY)
Sure, you can set your iPhone's alarm to any time you choose. But there's a hidden limit to how far your choices will stretch, though most users won't reach it.
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by staff@engadget.com (Will Shanklin) on (#78ZTZ)
In an otherwise repairable device, the cooling fan is hard to reach.
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by staff@engadget.com (Roger Fingas) on (#78ZV0)
Digital game licenses aren't perfect, which is why you might see a padlock icon blocking you from PS5 games.
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by staff@engadget.com (Alec Hively) on (#78ZRW)
Magnetic accessories can be handy, but make sure they're not interfering with your camera.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jackson Chen) on (#78ZRX)
Bloomberg reported that the HomeView device will start shipping in November.
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by staff@engadget.com (Alec Hively) on (#78ZRY)
If you have a lot of cameras in your home, get ready to pay for more expensive iCloud+ plans.
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by staff@engadget.com (Max Miller) on (#78ZRZ)
Your Google Pixel phone has a set lifetime of support based on when it first went on sale. After that, you have few options for using it securely.
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by staff@engadget.com (Adnan Ahmed) on (#78ZQ6)
There are a load of features tucked away in Google's 'other' mapping app.
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by staff@engadget.com (Alec Hively) on (#78ZQ7)
Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to become the most popular game ever and Sony is finding it very difficult to satisfy demand for the PlayStation 5 Pro.
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by staff@engadget.com (Roger Fingas) on (#78ZQ8)
Transferring important files to a thumb drive is brilliant for portability, but not always great for longevity. Here's why you should back them up elsewhere.
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by staff@engadget.com (Calvin Wankhede) on (#78ZNC)
The PS5 hasn't seen a major price cut or bundle like its predecessors. Instead, you'll pay even more for one today than at launch.
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by staff@engadget.com (Alec Hively) on (#78ZND)
One is a set of apps while the other can run almost everything inside of a car.
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by staff@engadget.com (Antony Terence) on (#78ZNE)
Knowing how long your phone will get updates is important for deciding when to upgrade.
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by staff@engadget.com (Calvin Wankhede) on (#78ZNF)
The performance gains you get with modern chips aren't as noteworthy as they used to be.
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by staff@engadget.com (Husain Parvez) on (#78ZNG)
Dirt can cut solar output, but cleaning only pays off when the numbers make sense.
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by staff@engadget.com (Giancarlo Valdes) on (#78ZNH)
You'll be shocked to learn things are getting a lot more expensive.
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by staff@engadget.com (Adnan Ahmed) on (#78ZDS)
Live Activities put the most important real-time information from apps in a place where it's easy to keep an eye on.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kari Paul) on (#78ZDT)
Aftermarket backup cameras might not work as well as integrated ones, but they're still a useful upgrade to an older car.
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by staff@engadget.com (Gabriela Vătu) on (#78ZCW)
Screen Time has new features to help parents manage their children's Apple devices, as well as refinements to existing controls.
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by staff@engadget.com (Ben Stegner) on (#78ZCX)
If your cellular plan has limited data, you'll want to take advantage of these easy tweaks to stretch those gigabytes.
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by staff@engadget.com (Max Miller) on (#78ZCY)
Even if your TV looks great as-is, some tweaks to its modes and sliders, as well as the room it's in, will make it look much better.
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by staff@engadget.com (Gabriela Vătu) on (#78ZCZ)
Samsung phones have a couple of features that can keep sensitive apps and files private. One locks your chosen apps, and the other restricts all but one app.
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by staff@engadget.com (Erin Carson) on (#78ZD0)
Make sure your files are safe in the event of a hard drive disaster.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kari Paul) on (#78ZC3)
Modern MacBooks are pretty smart about managing their battery's health.
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by staff@engadget.com (Erin Carson) on (#78ZAZ)
Gemini might be causing some issues with Android Auto.
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by staff@engadget.com (Will Shanklin) on (#78Z9H)
You don't have to guess how long is left on your Samsung device's warranty; the company makes it easy to confirm.
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by staff@engadget.com (Dave Meikleham) on (#78Z9J)
Ray tracing makes light's behavior more realistic in supported games, but your PC has to use a lot of horsepower to make that happen.
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by staff@engadget.com (Mariella Moon) on (#78Z9K)
In its latest report, Anthropic has revealed that its AI agents meddled with government websites during testing.
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by staff@engadget.com (Roger Fingas) on (#78Z88)
If you have a Frame TV or one of the other Samsung models, you may occasionally need to reboot or factory reset it.
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by staff@engadget.com (Alec Hively) on (#78Z89)
A shortage has driven resale prices through the roof.
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by staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito) on (#78Z8A)
Apple's foldable phone has everyone talking, but competitors have their own offerings in different ways.
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by staff@engadget.com (Max Miller) on (#78Z6D)
Samsung Galaxy phones that have upgraded to Android 17 and One UI 9 have a slew of new features - some more helpful than others.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jack Peachey) on (#78Z6E)
Smart speakers should recognize your voice to run commands, but you can help them out with a few tricks.
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by staff@engadget.com (Ben Stegner) on (#78Z6F)
Set it to a nearby place instead, if you're concerned about the potential dangers if someone accesses your phone.
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by staff@engadget.com (Husain Parvez) on (#78Z6G)
Foldable phones require a little more care than standard ones, but the hinge will do its job as long as you don't make that difficult.
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by staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito) on (#78Z6H)
Screen protectors seem like an easy win for keeping your phone in good condition, but there's more to consider with a foldable phone.
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by staff@engadget.com (Max Miller) on (#78Z6J)
Google Japan created an assembly line-inspired keyboard you can use with one hand.
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by staff@engadget.com (Deven McClure) on (#78Z4K)
Google Maps makes it easy to save and share any location, even if it's not officially on the map. Dropping pins is a great way to do that.
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