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  • Smartphone in the shadows
    By Rob Rich April 7th, 2022

    Beware Of This Spyware On Android Phones

    A new piece of malicious spyware is out in the wild, ready to compromise all sorts of Android devices -- but the fix is easy if you know where to look.

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  • Phone with Uber app
    By Monica J. White April 7th, 2022

    Uber Wants To Be A 'Superapp' For All Things Transportation

    The popular ride-hailing app is adding a slew of new features to its booking offerings come this summer. The additions will first be rolled out in the U.K.

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  • Netgear powerline adaptors
    By Eli Shayotovich April 7th, 2022

    What Is A Powerline Adapter?

    While the Powerline Adapter has been around for years, this gadget might've just become your new most inexpensive and simple solution to fast home internet.

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  • Keyboard key reading
    By Cassidy Ward April 7th, 2022

    Tech Malfunctions That Changed The Course Of History

    Progress doesn't happen in a straight line. These tech malfunctions range from downright disasters to humorous gaffes, but each left its mark.

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  • Google Play
    By Ewdison Then April 7th, 2022

    Google Play Store Will Hide Outdated Apps In The Name Of Security

    Google has announced a new Play Store security policy that will target old, possibly abandoned apps. Soon enough, those listings will no longer appear.

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  • Oppo logo on smartphone
    By Ewdison Then April 7th, 2022

    Oppo's First Chipset May Take On MediaTek In 2023

    We may only be a couple of years away from Oppo launching its own SoC, one that may follow its first application processor reportedly arriving in 2023.

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  • Rear panel of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
    By Rahul Srinivas April 7th, 2022

    Samsung Could Make A Major Change To The Galaxy S22 FE

    A new report out of Asia claims Samsung may make a big mobile hardware change starting with the S22 FE, bringing the future of its Exynos into question.

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  • Anker's first 3D printer
    By Nadeem Sarwar April 6th, 2022

    Anker's First 3D Printer Boasts Fast Speeds And High-End Features

    Anker, the company best known for its charging accessories, is back with a full 3D printer, one that boasts everything from an AI camera to fast speeds.

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  • OnePlus Nord phone box
    By Nadeem Sarwar April 6th, 2022

    OnePlus Nord N20 May Make AMOLED Affordable At Last

    Ahead of the model's release, OnePlus has officially shared some details about its upcoming Nord N20 budget handset, one that'll pack an AMOLED screen.

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  • iPhone X Face ID
    By Eric Abent April 6th, 2022

    iPhone X Users Can Now Get Face ID Repairs Easily

    Apple has, according to a memo leak, finally rolled out a big Face ID repair change for the aging iPhone X, one that comes years too late for many owners.

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  • President Biden at EU summit
    By Cristina Alexander April 6th, 2022

    Here's Why Biden Will Be Launching A TikTok Account

    The Biden administration plans to use TikTok as a way to get the word out to Gen Z voters who may not pay much attention to other, more traditional platforms.

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  • iOS 15 logo on an iPhone
    By Rahul Srinivas April 6th, 2022

    iOS 15.5 Beta Is Now Available To Developer Beta Testers

    The next big iOS beta release has arrived, one that brings a bunch of bug fixes and some new features. You'll need to be part of the beta program to get it.

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  • Cash App logo phone
    By Eric Abent April 6th, 2022

    What You Need To Know About Cash App's Massive Security Breach

    Cash App was hit with a security breach, its parent company revealed in a legal filing. We now know what kind of info was stolen and who was impacted.

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  • SLS on way to pad
    By Georgina Torbet April 6th, 2022

    What Happens Now After NASA Called Off Its Mega Moon Rocket Test?

    NASA has twice had issues with its wet dress rehearsals for the Space Launch System.

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  • By SlashGear Staff April 6th, 2022

    Facebook Dating: Things You Should Know Before Using It

    On the surface, Facebook Dating seems to put user choice and privacy front and center. Then you scratch beneath the surface.

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  • iPhone
    By Eric Abent April 6th, 2022

    You Can Easily Block Text Messages On iPhone: Here's How

    Whether you're looking to dodge spam or just cut the unsavory people out of your life, there will probably be a point where you'll want to block some texts.

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  • Galaxy Z Fold 3 foldable
    By Ewdison Then April 6th, 2022

    Galaxy Z Fold 4 Leak Claims Samsung's Foldable Will Finally Get A Camera Upgrade

    Samsung was criticized over the older cameras found on its very expensive Galaxy Z Fold 3, but that may finally change with the next-generation foldable.

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  • Windows 11 start menu screenshot
    By Ewdison Then April 6th, 2022

    Windows 11 Is Finally Getting Two Highly Requested Features

    Microsoft has some big changes for Windows 11, not the least of which is the return of grouping in the Start Menu, not to mention File Explorer tabs.

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  • Woman holding a OnePlus Nord 2
    By Rahul Srinivas April 5th, 2022

    Upcoming OnePlus Nord Series Phone Looks Like A Rebadged Realme 9 Pro

    The OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite has made another appearance, this time in a leak that includes one surprising detail: it looks like a rebranded Realme handset.

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  • Smartphone displaying Disney+
    By Rob Rich April 5th, 2022

    Apple May Soon Let Apps Charge Higher Prices Without Asking First

    It looks like Apple may soon switch its App Store subscription model, allowing developers to automatically charge customers higher rates on an opt-out basis.

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  • Plex on TV
    By Gabriel Moss April 5th, 2022

    Plex Just Made Searching For Your Favorite Show A Whole Lot Easier

    Plex has announced a couple of new features that take users beyond their own content servers, connecting them with the wider streaming ecosystem and apps.

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  • WWDC 2022 logo
    By Eric Abent April 5th, 2022

    Apple Announces WWDC 2022: Here Are The Details We Know So Far

    Apple has officially announced its WWDC 2022 event, revealing the date and all of the things developers can expect. The conference will once again be online.

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  • iPhone 13 smartphone cameras
    By Nadeem Sarwar April 5th, 2022

    The iPhone 14 Pro Max May Have A Noticeable Screen Change

    A new iPhone 14 Pro Max leak indicates Apple will make a big change to the model's display, at least when compared with the current iPhone 13 version.

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  • The wet rear panel of a Realme device
    By Rahul Srinivas April 5th, 2022

    Realme's New Android Tablet Is No iPad Mini Rival

    OPPO's sub-brand Realme has released the Realme Pad Mini, but only in one specific market. If you get your hands on one, here's how it will perform.

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  • Scanning a QR code on the back of candy packaging
    By Rob Rich April 5th, 2022

    How To Scan QR Codes On iPhone

    QR codes are commonly used to link users to things like restaurant menus, bus schedules, and other everyday tasks and items you may need.

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  • Elon Musk smiling
    By Nadeem Sarwar April 5th, 2022

    How Elon Musk Is Already Changing Things At Twitter

    After becoming the social media platform's largest shareholder, the SpaceX and Tesla CEO appears to be making moves already.

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  • Computer user
    By Gabriel Moss April 5th, 2022

    IPv4 Vs IPv6: Which Is Faster?

    While both internet protocols have been around for decades, the conversation only recently began shifting to IPv6 in earnest.

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