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Beats' classy Bluetooth speaker has dropped to just $99 and for that money, it's a tasty little Pill to swallow

Score a great deal on the Beats Pill, now down to just $99.95 in all colorways (even Champagne gold) [...]

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4 Gut Healing Secrets to Stop Gas and Bloating

Is your gut healthy? Here's how to tell and four expert ways to heal your gut. [...]

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People using ChatGPT as a security guru – and these are the questions everyone is asking

People are consulting ChatGPT for security tips, but inadvertently feeding it sensitive personal info. [...]

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This Samsung flagship OLED TV spoiled the way I consume content - and it's $1,000 off today

The Samsung S95F delivers top-tier picture and sound quality in one of the thinnest OLED designs I've seen. [...]

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How we test phones at ZDNET in 2026

From battery tests to capturing photos in various lighting conditions, here's how ZDNET's mobile team evaluates the latest handsets before they're recommended to you. [...]

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Sell Apple stock before it sinks another 30%, analyst says

A firm that downgraded Apple (AAPL) stock is keeping a sell recommendation on it, saying in a recent report that the stock still has a long fall ahead of it.Read more... [...]

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Your Ryzen CPU used to encrypt your RAM. A firmware update silently turned that off.

AMD has silently disabled a security feature on its consumer Ryzen processors that protected users against physical attacks on their computer’s memory. The feature, Transparent Secure Memory Encryption, encrypts all data stored in RAM using a hardware-generated key that changes on every boot. When active, it renders cold boot attacks, DRAM interface snooping, and physical […]<br /> This [...]

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'How to quit Facebook?' searches spike after Meta's fact-checking ban

Google searches on removing Instagram and Threads accounts also rose in the wake of Mark Zuckerberg's announcement last week. [...]

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The CES companies hoping your brain is the next big thing in computing

At every CES I’ve ever been to, there’s been one or two gadgets promising to boost your mental health. In recent years, the number of companies making forays into this space has grown, and will likely continue to do so in the future. Could it be, much like the number of people wearing heart-monitoring wearables today, everyone will be strapping an EEG to their skulls a decade or so down the li [...]

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