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I Tried T-Mobile’s New Satellite Service for Texting in Dead Zones. Here’s How It’s Different

If you’ve traveled to remote areas where cellular coverage doesn’t reach, you know that anxious feeling when your communications slam to a halt. T-Mobile’s…

The king of outdoor movies, if you can afford it

My dream projector delivers the brightest and sharpest image. But it also has to be easy to move around and set up anywhere…

How to watch all the Fantastic Four movies online

With The Fantastic Four: First Steps starring Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Joseph Quinn about to hit cinemas, you might be…

No iOS 26 Public Beta Yet but It Could Land on Your iPhone Soon

When Apple announced iOS 26 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, the tech company also announced that the new iOS version would…

A year later, the Sonos Ace is finally fulfilling its potential

2024 was an awful year for Sonos. Its long-awaited entry into a crowded headphones market was eclipsed by a bungled app launch which…

Three startups selected for inaugural Curinos FinTech Incubator based at UW’s CoMotion

Participants in the Curinos FinTech Incubator, from left: Reagan Bonlie, founder and CEO of Nudge Money; Amos Nadler, founder, CEO and chief scientist…

Google Photos adds AI features for ‘remixing’ photos in different styles, turning pics into videos

Google Photos is getting major AI chops. On Wednesday, Google announced a handful of new features that will allow users to get more…

Nicki Minaj challenge explained: Why everyone on TikTok is posing

If your TikTok FYP is full of people doing an impressive pose — one that also looks wildly uncomfortable — you can blame…

Here’s How to Hide AI-Generated Images in Search Results in DuckDuckGo

With a new tool built into DuckDuckGo’s privacy-focused search engine, you can hide AI-generated images from your search results, which could help ensure you…

Microsoft backtracks on $80 The Outer Worlds 2 pricing

There’s hope that the gaming industry won’t follow Nintendo’s lead with $80 pricing. (Well, at least not yet.) On Wednesday, Microsoft backtracked on…

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