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Instagram Officially Launches their “Edits” Video-Editing App

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Edits is now available on the App Store and Google Play, offering “an app that truly meets the needs of short-form video creation,” Meta says. Like Threads, you’ll sign in with your Instagram account. As PCMag reports, while Edits rival CapCut from ByteDance returned to app stores in February alongside TikTok, it still faces an uncertain future in the US. TikTok is […]

Amazon’s Efforts to Get its Network Up and Running with Project Kuiper Satellite Launch is Delayed

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In the race to get its network up and running, Amazon’s Project Kuiper will try once again to launch its first production satellites, this time on April 28. As PCMag reports, Amazon was originally set to launch its first 27 production satellites on April 9. But poor weather conditions in Cape Canaveral, Florida, prompted rocket provider United Launch Alliance […]

10 Things to Know Before Buying Refurbished Electronics

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There’s a simple reason to buy refurbished tech instead of a brand-new device: to save money. And, depending on how the tariff whiplash situation plays out, new electronics could get very expensive very quickly. As a bonus, if you go for refurbished products, they most likely won’t be subject to shipping delays because, for the most part, […]

Apple is Reportedly Preparing a ‘Major Shake-Up’ for 20th-Anniversary iPhone

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Apple is preparing “a major shake-up” for the iPhone’s 20th anniversary in 2027, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports. As PCMag reports, the overhaul is expected to include a foldable iPhone, a project that has reportedly been in the pipeline for years, and a new Pro model that makes “more extensive use of glass.” But on the flip side, consumers […]

Now that 23andMe is in Chapter 11, What Will Happen to Your Data, and How Can You Delete It?

If you are one of the millions of people who used 23andMe, your very personal DNA data may soon be transferred to another company.  As PCMag reports, the once popular DNA test kit firm filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is looking for a buyer, and CEO Anne Wojcicki also resigned after an unsuccessful bid to take the company […]

Apple Sued for False Advertising of iPhone 16’s AI Capabilities

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Apple has been hit with a lawsuit for delaying, and thereby falsely advertising, Apple Intelligence features. As Axios and PCMag report, according to the lawsuit filed in the US District Court in San Jose last Wednesday, Apple advertised Apple Intelligence features for the iPhone 16 lineup despite knowing “it could not actually provide the capabilities that it was advertising.” Through its […]

Intel’s New CEO Charts a (Risky) Comeback Strategy

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Intel’s new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, is signaling he’s ready to take bold steps to revitalize the US chipmaker’s business and reclaim its competitive edge.   “In areas where we are behind the competition, we need to take calculated risks to disrupt and leapfrog,” he wrote in a letter to employees that was made public.  As PCMag reports, the letter […]

Just in Time for Spring Cleaning, iRobot Refreshes its Roomba Lineup for 2025

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iRobot is launching a whole new portfolio of robot vacuums, replacing all current models in its lineup except the hybrid at the very top, the Roomba Combo 10 Max + Auto Wash Dock. Otherwise, the Roomba 105 and 205 models will replace the base-level Combo Essential, and the Roomba Plus 405 and 505 will succeed the company’s midrange i and j […]

Apple Urges Customers to “Update Now” and Rolls Out Fix for ‘Extremely Sophisticated’ Zero-Day Bug

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Apple is urging everyone to update to iOS 18.3.2 and iPadOS 18.3.2 to fix a WebKit bug. As PCMag reports, Apple is patching a zero-day vulnerability in iPhones and iPads that could be exploited in “extremely sophisticated” attacks.  The vulnerability, dubbed CVE-2025-24201, was found in WebKit, Apple’s open-source framework that helps render pages in Safari, Mail, App Store, […]