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The Bowers & Wilkins Formation Duo might actually justify their $4,000 price
As a general rule, audiophiles are skeptical of wireless audio. Despite a few popular models like the KEF LSX, audio ...
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Google and Facebook are tracking your porn preferences – even in incognito mode
It turns out Google and Facebook are tracking your porn consumption habits – and even incognito mode can't save you from ...
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YouTube's newest feature could save you a bundle in mobile data charges
YouTube’s newest feature lets users seamlessly swap between a song and its music video with no interruption. If an official music video exists, the mobile app’s screen will now display two options: “song” and “video”. The audio-only version will feature just the song ...
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Turn your drone into a flying flamethrower with this $1,500 attachment
Growing up in the 90s, the idea of a radio controlled aircraft that spits flames was merely a source of doodles on times table worksheets in school, the sort of thing you wish existed, but were fairly certain you’d never see. As an adult, it seems I’ve manifested this contraption ...
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48 kilometers is the farthest most people will travel to get some ass
A new survey has found that most people on dating apps are willing to travel up to 48 kilometers (30 miles) for a chance ...
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This Bluetooth security flaw could let hackers track your Windows, iOS, and macOS devices
Researchers from Boston University discovered a Bluetooth flaw that could expose most devices to third-party tracking and leak ...
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The Roland R-07 is a versatile portable recorder with handy Bluetooth skills
There is no shortage of portable recorders on the market, but the Roland R-07 caught my eye with its unique looks. Add to ...
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How OnePlus uses robotic hands, mannequin heads, and a tiny carnival ride to test its phone cameras
As tech writers, we get to play with a lot of phones. But, it's not often that we get to peek behind the curtain to see how engineers are working on the product. That's why I was pretty excited when OnePlus invited us to visit its camera lab in Taiwan. This testing lab, which is ...
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PSA: FaceApp can use your uploaded photos and your likeness for "commercial purposes" (Updated)
FaceApp has sparked fresh concerns for its ambiguous terms and conditions that grant the company a "perpetual" license to ...
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Chinese vertical dramas made for phone viewing show the future of mobile video
Vertical dramas are what Chinese producers call their scripted content made especially for vertical mobile play. But they're ...
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Hackers breached Bulgaria's tax agency and leaked the data of 5M people
Hackers breached Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency – its own version of the IRS – and emailed the personal data of five ...
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Twitter launches its faster, cleaner design, including new color themes
We've been hearing rumblings of a redesigned Twitter.com for months, but it's finally here. The social network today revealed ...
