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Apple could be dropping eyes in the side of your head with new AirPods that can see
This could make a huge difference
Automakers are getting rid of Apple CarPlay to try and take advantage of $625,000,000,000 opportunity
If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em
Nokia built a $20,000,000,000 empire that had nothing to do with phones and almost no one noticed
The company is still around
A New York bar hosted dates between humans and AI companions in a Valentine's experiment
Love in the digital era looks a bit different…
Woman shows little known iPhone hack which lets you create a PDF without needing any specific app
Did you know that you could do this?
This is how much Bitcoin there is left to mine and who owns all of it so far
How much bitcoin is left in the world?
Robots built an entire neighborhood in California and this is the effect it had on prices
Would you live in a 3D printed house?
New retro style phone Clicks Communicator is made just for messaging
It could help cut back on your doomscrolling
Your Toyota might now unlock with your iPhone as Apple car key support rolls out
This could make life easier
The new Apple event logo hints at fun designs and transparent tech making a comeback
Could we be seeing a return to the old style?
This is why you can't find a Steam Deck in stock and it is all because of artificial intelligence
Here’s why you’re struggling to find one
Logan Paul's Pokémon card was a much better investment than this NFT venture that lost $600,000
The value of the NFT has plummeted
Apple filed a patent which hints at the return of a long lost feature every MacBook owner misses
Despite Apple pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the modern technological age, the new MacBook could be about to revisit the past as a patent reveals a feature that every user misses. Much like how your iPhone is almost unrecognizable from what it was in 2010, the MacBook has also continued to evolve. […]
This is what happens when you finally stop using ad blockers and paying for YouTube
Say goodbye to irritating ads