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Here's everything you need to know about the current wireless charging standards.

The Pixel 11 is $100 more than last year and didn't change a ton, but is still one of the best smartphones on the market.

This goes way, way further than keeping an eye on license plates.

Amazon says it will serve nearly 500 US towns and cities with Prime Air deliveries by the end of the year.

Operation Blue Skies, which also involves the UK government, will subtly reroute flights to test contrail avoidance.

Meta's new Mac app is part of the company's push to make more business-friendly AI tools.

College students can get a free year of Google's AI Pro plan, something that would normally cost $200.

Who wouldn't want to rest their tush on a green Xbox logo cushion?

New gaming studio Black Pony Immersive has veterans from Arkane, Insomniac and Epic.

Drivers may be more distracted on days when a big new album drops.

The Crunchyroll anime streaming service has started appearing on the Appning app store.

The FDA has approved a first-of-its-kind automated blood draw device for outpatient settings.

The new cameras are prettier versions of Polaroid Now and Polaroid Go.

It's a full rollout for the driverless vans in San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles.

Eight leaked Steam Frame videos are informative and kinda silly.

There's nothing else going on that day, right?

Samsung says it will be launching a new addition to its S26 lineup next week.

The Swift observatory is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere this year, because NASA has aborted its rescue mission.

Australia's safety regulator found Roblox still allows adults to contact children after years of pledging to stop it.

Meta, Google, TikTok and LinkedIn will have to pay millions to support local news outlets under Australia's new rules.

Sennheiser's latest earbuds are the rare ones that have user-replaceable batteries.

You can now talk to Alexa+ for free if you have a Fire TV device and live in the US.

Just because it doesn't meet the high standard its predecessor set doesn't mean the Pixel 11 Pro isn't a great phone.

The $330 Xbox building set includes a controller that interacts with three game-inspired dioramas.

LG has an unveiled a new OLED manufacturing breakthrough that will allow brighter, sharper and longer-lasting panels of nearly any size.

Yet another Sony live-service game seems to be in trouble after reports of poor player feedback.

Google's latest foldable sports some welcome upgrades, but its lack of a major design change is disappointing.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter took images of the crater created by a SpaceX rocket crashing into the moon.

ByteDance and Tencent have received 10,000 H200 chips each, the Financial Times says, and other Chinese companies could follow.

The creator of Deus Ex is retiring.

Smart glasses have become a recurring accessory amid the immigration crackdown.

The Framework Laptop 12 now ships with Intel's Core Series 3 chips and other hardware upgrades.

How to check your iPhone's battery health and cycle count.

Two legit-seeming clips and a world map are out there, if you know where to look.

Apple's latest software references watch-like "Faces."

Spotify's Running Mode is now available on Android.

Apple has new in-app transaction commission rates for EU devs.

Study finds X algorithm prioritizes ragebait that disproportionately impacts Democrats

NVIDIA GeForce Now adds Firefox support on Windows.

Gmail verification program lets political campaigns escape its spam filter.

You don't need your phone charger to keep your device topped up, as long as you have a USB cable and something to plug it into.

Whoop's Advanced Labs health screenings will no longer require a subscription.

Moisture and extreme temperatures are the last thing electronics in storage need.

PlayStation's $220 Pulse Elevate wireless speakers arrive November 12.