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Google Wallet home keys are rolling out in Google Home Public Preview, enabling NFC door unlocking and hands-free access with compatible Aliro hardware.
Garmin's Fenix 8 has dropped to its lowest-ever price ahead of Prime Day 2026 — and analysts say the flagship watch is unlikely to fall further during the four-day June sale, making
Steam Next Fest June 2026 launched today with nearly 5,000 free PC game demos — a record that masks a growing paradox: as the catalog expands, the algorithmic returns for small studios
Apple is now testing iOS 26.5.2 internally while simultaneously pushing iOS 26.6 into its second developer beta and iterating on iOS 27. That three-track calendar is not an accident — it's a
Varonis researchers turned Microsoft 365 Copilot into a one-click corporate data vacuum for the third time — and enterprise IT teams can do nothing except wait for a backend patch. The SearchLeak
Craig Duncan, who oversaw 15 Xbox first-party studios including Halo and Rare, is stepping down this week as Microsoft prepares another round of mass layoffs — centralizing control under Matt Booty just
Electronic Arts has launched EA Advertising, a platform embedding brands directly into Madden NFL, EA Sports FC, and College Football — timed to rival broadcast sports as TV upfront budgets contract and
ASUS has quietly launched its most affordable four-port GaN charger yet in China for roughly $25 — a price point that undercuts Anker and Ugreen while matching them on hardware. Global availability
A threat actor calling itself SHADOWBYT3$ claims to have stolen nearly 860MB of Nintendo employee data through the HR platform TINYpulse, demanding $2 million — then pivoting the ransom clock to the
Apple's iOS 27 overhaul quietly repairs one of the most complained-about iOS 26 degradations: Low Power Mode that turned usable phones into sluggish bricks. The fix is more revealing than the headline
Google has moved its long-hidden flight simulator out of its desktop app and into any web browser — for free, no download required. The feature's real significance is what it signals about
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