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...assuming that TikTok isn't banned first, at least.

Google Maps fans and Waze stans, rejoice.

Deals on watches for both Apple and Android users.

But you won't find the feature on your current version of Edge.

Try Gemini's Modify selected text feature to revise your original prompt and its answer from the chatbot.

The company's most affordable phones are finally getting great security functionality.

Often the police can legally seize your property-even if you haven't done anything wrong.

The problems you face aren't independent. You need to address their root causes.

Meross has the whole store on sale, from my favorite smart plugs to smart sensors and an array of small appliances.

Please don't get a luxury car and try to write the whole thing off.

Apple's finally allowing sideloading? Yes-but with restrictions.

The SSD on the M3 MacBook Air is again fast enough to meet your everyday needs.

Finding out the battery cycle count isn't limited to only the latest iPhones.

This combination packs a salty, sweet, and crunchy punch.

Make sure you're protected whenever you're browsing the web.

Build your tool kit without breaking the bank.

Where sweet and salty are concerned, kettle corn is old news. Make this simple recipe for an irresistible popcorn coating.

The Pareto principle sheds light on how often you work without getting anything out of it.

When they're not traveling to other planets, NASA is designing role-playing game modules.

Sony is fixing users' accounts, but it's still a big pain.

Keep an eye on your stuff.

They're nice monitors, but they'll cost you.

These are one of, if not the best, earbuds for Samsung Galaxy phone users.

The proposed designs for the Apple Car are...interesting.

Indoor cameras are banished and outdoor cams are given unclear (but promising) guidelines.

Add some spring to your child's summer with an inflatable structure.

Google is blaming "hardware limitations."

Those new WhatsApp chats might not be end-to-end encrypted, but at least you'll know.

Renovating a property you don't own seems like a bad idea-but under the right circumstances, there are distinct benefits.

Home systems, from lighting to security to water and solar, are getting smarter.

Hollywood's big night is over, but the movies will live on on streaming.

Languages include English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, and Ukrainian.

You don't have to learn HTML to get something sleek and shiny published on the web.

Three experts share advice for body acceptance and self-compassion.

With the Skylight, Nanoleaf moves from ornamental into essential lighting with hardwired lighting fixtures.

Many common medications are actually illegal in other countries.

They're as small as a pack of gum.

These shows will ignite your creativity, spark debate, and make you feel better about the world.

iOS 18 is only months away. Here's what we know.

A closer look at what's under the hood.

There aren't many ways to truly chill out at a stressful job, but there's at least one.

This is the VR headset that lets you watch 3D porn.

Europeans may actually be able to play "Fortnite" on their iPhones after all.

The bundle saves you $120 and is the cheapest the PS5 Slim Digital has been since its release.

Time to update all your Apple devices.

Make money as well as something to tell your grandkids about (or not).

Threads is looking more and more like a viable Twitter replacement.

A book can change a kid's life-what if you could write that book?

Your loved ones (or you!) can age in place with the right smart-home system.

In five minutes, you can make a personal portion of this comforting childhood sweet.