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The soon-to-be-retired electric SUV was born from a collaboration with GM.

You're out, chatbots.

Charges filed with the NLRB accuse Xbox of bad faith bargaining.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is also investigating the crash

Reasonable specs for a reasonable price.

SpaceX deorbiting satellites isn't a cause for worry, but scientists are still looking into the environmental impacts of frequent satellite deorbits.

Sonos has added some handy quality-of-life updates to its mobile app.

You can now make playlists, design flyers and compile shopping lists using AI in Search.

Apple will reportedly refresh the iPad mini this fall and the rest of its iPad lineup in the first half of 2027.

Google already baked NotebookLM into Gemini, now it's changing the name to reflect the tighter integration

Maybe just sing a silly song in a voice note instead?

A smart speaker won't save OpenAI.

The regulator is assessing whether the platform is doing enough to protect children from harmful content.

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi work in tandem to power the wireless Android Auto experience.

Vital Signals promises its algorithmic blood pressure monitoring ring will reshape how we live with hypertension and other cardiac conditions

1Password lets you use Claude agents for personal chores without exposing your credentials.

Google has been ordered by the EU to open up key Android handset features to rival AI voice assistants.

Hyundai could soon own Boston Dynamics in full.

Meta has rolled out a new safeguard for teens' AI interactions.

The group is trying to extend its influence beyond Meta.

Netflix rolls out a 'VHS' special edition of Stranger Things season 1 and says more seasons could follow if enough people watch it.

After canceling its second foldable, OnePlus is officially bowing out of the US and Europe.

xAI has filed a lawsuit against a man who used Grok to generate sexualized images of adults and children.

Applecare+ prices for Mac, MacBook and iPad products just rose by $.50 per month or $5 per year.

Skullcandy's new flagship Crusher 1080 headphones blend Bose audio and big bass.

It's likely to become a direct power source for SpaceXAI's data centers.

Samsung appears to be internally investigating the discoloration defect.

The EU adopted regulation in 2023 that requires many electronics to have replaceable batteries by 2027.

OpenAI's collaboration with keyboard maker Work Louder is available to order today.

Apple announced the new CarPlay feature not long after Google announced a similar update for Android Auto.

Apple's current M2 Ultra-powered servers don't seem to be cutting it, so the company is shopping around for more power.

Don't use Amazon Music? Too bad, Samsung is installing it for you anyway.

An iFixit staffer told a Steam Deck user that the company had no plans to stock replacement OEM batteries.

Suno says it was breached in November and "no sensitive personal information was compromised."

The FCC might be overstepping its bounds to open the door to broadcast TV monopolies.

You can hear about a prospective match from the people who know them best.

Apple will reportedly partner with Chinese firms Baidu and Alibaba to roll out its AI service in the country.

With the iOS 27 public beta available to download, is it worth testing the waters?

Eco-friendly routes on Google Maps are worth checking out, but there are a few things to know before you do.

XGIMI's Eflin Flip 4K is a portable, stylish projector that provides outstanding image quality at a great price.

Spotify is expanding free access to managed accounts for under-13s.

Samsung says its next foldables will have less visible creases thanks to its new titanium display tech.

Withings' new $600 bathroom scale promising clinical-grade monitoring is finally available to buy.

Third-party app stores are coming to Android on July 22.

Starlink's latest V5 residential dish doesn't boost data speeds but offers several improvements.

OpenAI wants its first AI device to feel like the physical manifestation of ChatGPT, Bloomberg says.

It seems some people take issue with one billionaire family overseeing a third of the US' entertainment media.

Meta cut its workforce by 10 percent in May.

It's the latest in a barrage of efforts to win compensation from AI companies over training materials.

Who has two thumbs and is broken inside?