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How to Get More for Your Money When Shopping for Tech Products
Price Range: $65 to $1,500 Why are some models so pricey? Top-of-the-line tablets have beautiful, high-resolution displays with silky smooth scrolling—for reading e-books, playing games, and viewing movies and video clips. They feature higher-quality cameras, lots of horsepower for tasks such as photo editing, and extra storage space (128 to 256 gigabytes) for music, games, and movies. Many have batteries…
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5 Dairy Products That Won’t Give You Bubble Guts
Though many people develop lactose intolerance as adults, all babies are born with the lactose-converting lactase enzyme in their small intestines. This enzyme decreases with age and the first symptoms of intolerance typically begin to emerge after age three. The symptoms can range in severity, but generally present within 30 minutes to two hours of consuming food with lactose and…
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A lot of Logitech products cost more now than two months ago
Many of Logitech’s products are pricier now than they were in the recent past. In a video published this week, YouTuber Cameron Dougherty detailed increases as high as 25 percent on the company’s PC and gaming accessories, including well-known Logitech gear like the MX Master 3S mouse. I took a peek at a few Internet Archive captures of Logitech’s current…
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Google ruled an online ad monopoly, could be forced to break up its advertising products – Computerworld
Google took this as a partial win, with the company’s VP for regulatory affairs, Lee-Anne Mulholland, stating: “We won half of this case and we will appeal the other half. The Court found that our advertiser tools and our acquisitions, such as DoubleClick, don’t harm competition. We disagree with the Court’s decision regarding our publisher tools. Publishers have many options…
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Where to buy refurbished products
Buying a refurbished device rather than a new one can save you a ton of money. It can also be a savvy method of getting what you want during yet another moment of global trade instability, with the latest blow coming from the Trump administration’s intense tariffs on US imports from China. However, these products don’t usually receive any spotlight…
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The Best Deals on Tech Products From Amazon, Best, Buy, and Walmart
We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Cyber Monday is long gone, but with spring sales popping up this week in response to Amazon’s Big Spring Sale event, there’s still plenty of good tech to be found for cheap. Across Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Target, and more,…
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The Best Deals on Tech Products From Amazon, Best, Buy, and Walmart
We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Cyber Monday is long gone, but with spring sales popping up this week in response to Amazon’s Big Spring Sale event, there’s still plenty of good tech to be found for cheap. Across Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Target, and more,…
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Critical Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Found in These VMware Products
Broadcom has patched three actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in VMware ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion, discovered by Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence Center. The flaws, which were being leveraged in real-world attacks at the time of discovery, could allow attackers with administrator or root access to a virtual machine to breach the underlying hypervisor, potentially exposing all connected VMs and sensitive data. How…
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Google co-founder tells AI staff to stop ‘building nanny products’
“It has been 2 years of the Gemini program and GDM. We have come a long way in that time with many efforts we should feel very proud of. At the same time competition has accelerated immensely and the final race to AGI is afoot. I think we have all the ingredients to win this race but we are going…
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Why the Amazon App Is Showing You Products From Other Stores
Amazon is apparently not happy being the face of e-commerce, so it’s planning to start wearing other companies’ hats, too. It’s currently beta testing a feature in the Amazon app that will show you products Amazon doesn’t actually sell; when you click on them while shopping, you’ll be invited to leave the app to shop directly from the brand itself.…
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