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You’ll Soon Be Able to Share Your AirTag’s Location With Your Airline
AirTags are pretty great. They let you keep tabs on things that have a habit of going missing, like keys and wallets, and other items that are targets for theft, like bags and bikes. Of course, sometimes a bag doesn’t go missing because of theft. One popular use for these tiny trackers is for tracking missing luggage: People will throw…
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You’ll soon be able to clone your voice to speak other languages in Teams – Computerworld
In connection with this year’s Ignite conference, Microsoft has unveiled a new interpretation tool that will be added to Teams in the spring. What makes the voice cloning tool — currently called “Interpreter In Teams” — special is that users will be able to use your own voice to speak in other languages in real time. According to Techcrunch, users need a subscription…
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Got a PS5 Pro? Here are the settings you’ll want to change on your TV
Sony has launched its most powerful console yet in the PS5 Pro. It’s got a mountain of promise at the premium price of $699 (that’s, of course, without a disc drive or vertical stand). The new iteration of the PS5 offers some exciting upgrades over its predecessor, even if you have to squint to see major differences between the PS5…
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Apple’s ‘New’ M2 MacBook Air Could Be the Last Laptop You’ll Ever Buy
This week, Apple refreshed most of its Mac lineup with the M4 chip. The iMac now runs M4; the Mac mini now runs M4 or M4 Pro; and the MacBook Pro runs the M4, M4 Pro, or M4 Max. One major Mac product that surprisingly didn’t get an M4 refresh this time around, however, is the MacBook Air. Apple’s entry-level…
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You don’t need the 30th Anniversary PS5 Collection, but you’ll want some of that sweet grey nostalgia
The 30th anniversary of the original PlayStation console is quickly approaching. Sony is celebrating by releasing a limited edition line of PlayStation 5 consoles and accessories with a nostalgic design reminiscent of the original console. Sony first launched the original PlayStation console in Japan in December of 1994, and the electronics giant has been ramping up anniversary celebrations as we…
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iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max battery replacements just got a price hike — here’s what you’ll pay
The battery is one of the few things you might actually need to replace if you keep hold of your iPhone for an extended period of time. They wear out over time, and a replacement could help keep your phone going for a bit longer. Unfortunately, that process is about to get more expensive for iPhone 16 Pro and Pro…
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Latest HSR 2.7 Leak Means You’ll Have to Farm More Iron Cavalry for Tingyun’s New Kit
Honkai Star Rail 2.5 Trailblaze Continuance mission revealed a massive secret regarding an old Foxian character presumed dead. During the Ambrosial Arbor incident, Tingyun was possessed by the Lord Ravager Phantylia and later killed (presumably). However, at the end of the Honkai Star Rail 2.5 trailblaze Continuance mission, we get a small scene of Ruan Mei speaking with Tingyun. Recent…
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‘Wynonna Earp’ revival movie gets a trailer — and you’ll never guess where it will stream
Syfy’s Western horror series “Wynonna Earp” is officially back from the dead … kind of. The series, which ended its four-season run after being canceled by the network in 2021, is making its return at an eyebrow-raising place: Tubi. Wynonna’s adventures are set to continue with a 90-minute movie special tentatively named “Wynonna Earp: Vengeance,” and it’s set to hit…
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You’ll Never Know How Accurate Your Fitness Tracker Is, and That’s OK
The appeal of fitness-tracking smartwatches is that they have all the answers. They turn our squishy bodies’ inscrutable secrets into hard numbers we can plainly read and analyze. But we would be fooling ourselves if we believed that our smartwatches always tell the truth. According to a new scientific analysis, not only do wearables often get things wrong, it may…
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You’ll soon be able to leave comments on Instagram Stories posts
Instagram is adding the ability to leave comments on Instagram Stories, the ephemeral posts that many people use even more than traditional posts these days. Previously, replying to an Instagram Story sent a private message visible only to the person who posted the content. The addition of comments adds a more public way to respond to Stories. The ability to…
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