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The Samsung Z Fold 4, on Sale Today, Has Been Turned Into a Windows Phone

Starting Aug. 26, you can buy Samsung’s best foldable yet, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4. And for people who miss the way Microsoft used to make phones, there’s good news: With some third-party software, you can turn your new cutting-edge foldable into a Windows Phone. YouTuber Mark Spurrell figured out a setup that showcases …

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Meta’s Next VR Headset Is Coming In October: What We Know About Meta Cambria, aka Quest Pro

The Oculus Quest 2 (now called Meta Quest 2) has become a surprisingly successful virtual reality headset and remains our favorite VR device despite being two years old and suddenly more expensive. What will Meta, the former Facebook, do for its encore? The company is expected to release four new headsets over the next few years, but the next on …

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Best Minecraft Server Hosting Service of 2022

Since its release in 2009, Minecraft has become a beloved game among both professional and casual gamers. The smash-hit sandbox game now has more than 140 million players worldwide. One of the best aspects of the game is the multiplayer environment that it fosters while also allowing solo players the opportunity to play and have fun doing so. If you prefer to …

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Mac Tips and Tricks: 10 Things You Didn’t Know Your MacBook Could Do

Whether you’re new to the Mac world or have been an avid user for years, there are lots of little tricks and shortcuts many people don’t know about that can make your experience with these devices more productive. And what better time to learn a few new things about your Mac with the latest version of MacOS, Ventura, approaching?  It …

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Pokemon Go Maker Niantic Is Building a Massive Social AR Gaming Network

What’s happening Pokemon Go maker Niantic is expanding its AR software to blanket the world with a 3D map for apps and games. Why it matters Many big tech companies are currently linking maps to AR-ready location data, including Meta, Google, Microsoft, Snap and Meta, in advance of AR glasses plans. What’s next Niantic’s working with a wave of developers …

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Qualcomm’s New Wireless AR Glasses Are Made to Blend With Phones

What’s happening Qualcomm has a new design for wireless AR glasses that connect with phones. Why it matters Most tech companies are promising AR glasses now, but few work well with phones. Qualcomm’s design suggests how they could work together, and without plug-in wires. What’s next At least four manufacturers are already working on glasses based on Qualcomm’s design, pointing …

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Microsoft’s Surface Pro 7 Drops to $480 in Used Condition Today

If you’re constantly on the go and need something portable, powerful and versatile, a 2-in-1 tablet can offer the best of both worlds. And when you can score a deal on one, that’s even better. Today only, Woot has factory-reconditioned models of the popular Surface Pro 7 marked down with prices starting as low as $480. This one-day deal expires tonight (May …

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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 Will End Up in Only a Few US Phones Right Away

What’s happening Qualcomm unveils two new chips: the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 and the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1. Why it matters Qualcomm’s chips are powerful, but as more phone makers build their own chips, these might end up in fewer handsets — at least ones released in the US. What’s next Qualcomm has its work cut out for it …

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Latest Zoom Updates Aim to Increase Collaboration and Engagement

Video conferencing company Zoom announced a host of new collaborative tools in a blog post Thursday. Zoom says that the updates are intended to enhance interaction between meeting attendees and make its breakout rooms even more engaging. With many businesses adapting to a more flexible, hybrid work model, Zoom is looking to innovate and help virtually reproduce some of the …

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Master Microsoft Azure With This $39 Comprehensive Training Bundle

With tons of employees and businesses permanently switching over to remote work, a secure and efficient cloud computing platform is more important to companies than ever before. According to Microsoft, over 95% of Fortune 500 companies use Microsoft Azure as their primary cloud computing platform, and demand for certified Azure architects and designers is at an all-time high. If you’re …

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