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by staff@engadget.com (Kris Holt) on (#78PNR)
Some recent Chromebook devices will be able to switch to the new operating system.
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| Updated | 2026-09-30 08:35 |
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by staff@engadget.com (Karissa Bell) on (#78PNS)
Meta wants to sell its AI products and services to other companies.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jackson Chen) on (#78PK0)
The Konkr Pocket Block is now up for preorder and will start shipping in October.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kris Holt) on (#78PK1)
An annoying feature that's typically on by default.
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by staff@engadget.com (Adnan Ahmed) on (#78PK2)
This easy Android tweak makes navigating your phone and switching apps feel almost immediate. And it's really easy to set up. Here's how.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jackson Chen) on (#78PK3)
...with some small hiccups along the way.
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by staff@engadget.com (Igor Bonifacic) on (#78PK4)
This follows a lawsuit from this summer where ChatGPT was allegedly connected to a mass shooting.
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by staff@engadget.com (Max Miller) on (#78PGN)
Windows 11 includes a ton of unnecessary junk, some of which you can remove manually and some of which is best handled by a tool.
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by staff@engadget.com (Thomas Godwin) on (#78PGP)
Amazon's Alexa for Shopping can help you catch prices when they're low, and Auto Buy can make sure you don't miss the deal.
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by staff@engadget.com (Isaac Egbon) on (#78PGQ)
If you're struggling to hear the person on the other end, try these tweaks on your Android phone to improve your call quality.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jackson Chen) on (#78PGR)
Everything old is new again.
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by staff@engadget.com (Billy Steele) on (#78PGS)
You won't find the exact same AirPods Pro features elsewhere, but you will find persuasive savings.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kris Holt) on (#78PGT)
End of an era.
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by staff@engadget.com (Luke James) on (#78PGV)
AI companies are able to improve their models by submitting users' conversations as training data. Opting out is easy, you just need to know where to look.
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by staff@engadget.com (Alec Hively) on (#78PDW)
Robot dogs made the headlines following their deployment in high-security locations like the White House. Now, they're being used in greener environments.
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by staff@engadget.com (Gabriela Vătu) on (#78PDX)
If your Samsung Galaxy phone is running out of juice faster than it used to, it might need some settings to be adjusted. Here's which ones.
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by staff@engadget.com (Will Shanklin) on (#78PDY)
If you want to upgrade your Phone every year, should you lease with Apple Upgrade or buy and trade-in? The answer isn't the same for everyone.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jessica Conditt) on (#78PDZ)
This is for the gamer who wants RGB everything.
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by staff@engadget.com (Isaac Egbon) on (#78PBC)
Safely removing external drives before removing them might sound like old-school advice, but it's still important to keep your files healthy.
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by staff@engadget.com (Antony Terence) on (#78PBD)
If you need to charge your phone repeatedly while away from an outlet, a big power bank could be a good investment.
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by staff@engadget.com (Daniel Cooper) on (#78PBE)
A small Scottish startup made a modular, repairable smart-ish watch, showing up the rest of the wearables industry in the process.
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by staff@engadget.com (Steve Dent) on (#78P8V)
AI use for FOIA requests might result in even more information being withheld.
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by staff@engadget.com (Anna Washenko) on (#78P5N)
It's so cuuuuuuute!
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by staff@engadget.com (Calvin Wankhede) on (#78P1C)
Provided you don't drive long distances every day, Level 1 charging could be all you need.
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by staff@engadget.com (Lawrence Bonk) on (#78P1D)
3D printers have become more advanced and user-friendly than they were ten years ago, but they may not be ready for the masses.
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by staff@engadget.com (Christine Persaud) on (#78P1E)
Foldable phones inherently have more weak points than bar phones, and the hinge mechanisms are susceptible to dust. Getting the right case matters.
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by staff@engadget.com (Max Miller) on (#78P1F)
Choosing between a soundbar and full surround system requires you to evaluate how much you care about convenience, immersion, price and more.
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by staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito) on (#78P00)
Google Maps can't be set as the default GPS app in CarPlay in most regions, but you can still make it easier to use while driving.
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by staff@engadget.com (Husain Parvez) on (#78P01)
Your phone may be all you need until battery life, navigation or rough conditions start getting in the way.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jonny Evans) on (#78P02)
If you have a MacBook sitting around collecting dust, you can give it new life by turning it into a home NAS server. Here's how to get started.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kari Paul) on (#78P03)
Goodwill has a pretty robust electronics refurbishment program.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jackson Chen) on (#78NXA)
The Microsoft co-founder said that the more present danger is bad actors with access to AI tools.
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by staff@engadget.com (Thomas Godwin) on (#78NXB)
Foldables expand to almost the size of an iPad Mini.
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by staff@engadget.com (Ian Carlos Campbell) on (#78NXC)
The Chinese company is one of several car makers expected to adopt solid-state batteries in the next few years.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jonny Evans) on (#78NXD)
Foldable phones are gaining momentum, but have they been refined enough to make it to the mainstream? Here are some things to consider.
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by staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito) on (#78NW4)
Apple's iPhone Duo is far from the first foldable phone, but it could upset the foldable market in all-new ways.
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by staff@engadget.com (Antony Terence) on (#78NTG)
You can plug recent Pixel phones into a monitor to get a desktop-style interface.
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by staff@engadget.com (Yoni Yardeni) on (#78NTH)
Maximize your stride with Spotify's AI-powered running features.
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by staff@engadget.com (Ben Stegner) on (#78NTJ)
Most internet routers are solid out of the box, but that doesn't mean they can't be made more secure. Often, all you need to do is tweak a few settings.
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by staff@engadget.com (Deven McClure) on (#78NTK)
There are often times when your PC hangs and you need to perform a hard shutdown, but there are a number of reasons why doing it regularly could cause issues.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kari Paul) on (#78NRP)
Don't let an AI bot potentially crash your TV.
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by staff@engadget.com (Calvin Wankhede) on (#78NRQ)
Speaking with an AI chatbot can be a little awkward, but companies like Google and OpenAI are working on fixing that.
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by staff@engadget.com (Gabriela Vătu) on (#78NRR)
If you're not going to put it on your desk, at least do these things.
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by staff@engadget.com (Gabriela Vătu) on (#78NRS)
Humanoid robots have improved emotional mimicry to the point of being able to cry during an emotional conversation.
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by staff@engadget.com (Christine Persaud) on (#78NQ7)
There's no need to manually type text into your iPhone that you see in the real world. Use Live Text to copy it, call phone numbers and much more.
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by staff@engadget.com (Christine Persaud) on (#78NQ8)
A brief history of "Duo" foldables.
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by staff@engadget.com (Max Miller) on (#78NQ9)
With the right software, you can run Android apps on your Windows PC. Here's why you may want to and how to get it set up on your own computer.
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by staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito) on (#78NHB)
The iPhone Duo has an impressively minimal crease, but that's only how it looks at the start. We'll have to wait a while to see what develops over time.
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by staff@engadget.com (Thomas Godwin) on (#78NHC)
A power bank is more than its capacity. You also need to know how fast it can deliver power so your laptop doesn't drain while it's connected.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jack Peachey) on (#78NGK)
Your old GPU could be a goldmine thanks to the RAMaggedon.
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