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  1. Sonos app leaks unannounced miniature subwoofer

    Reference to "a smaller, cylindrical subwoofer" spotted by Reddit user.

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  2. The best Cyber Monday deals on Apple devices

    Apple's gotten in on the Cyber Monday action, offering gift cards on many of its most popular devices.

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  3. Apple is exploring reverse and “true” wireless charging technology

    Apple might leave inductive wireless charging pads behind for something better.

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  4. Two months in, Windows 11 is still a work in progress

    Features have been added and bugs have been fixed, but things are still missing.

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  5. Here are the best Cyber Monday deals we’re seeing for less than $60

    Including 4K streamers, board games, Fire HD tablets, microSD cards, and more.

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  6. This 3D printer ink is alive

    Programmable ink made from E. coli can "regulate its own cell growth."

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  7. The best smartwatch and fitness tracker deals for Cyber Monday

    Many of our top wearable picks are seeing strong discounts this week.

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  8. Three high-end home gym machines we like are on sale for Cyber Monday

    Fitness tech we like from Peloton, Tonal, and Mirror is seeing rare discounts for Cyber Monday.

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  9. The 9 best deals on noise-canceling headphones we’re seeing for Black Friday

    Including deals on recommended noise cancelers from Sony, Apple, Bose, and more.

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  10. Acer Swift 5 review: The grass is always greener

    Appropriately priced with some unique traits, but rivals offer better performance.

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  11. Ultra-tall 7:32 monitor is ready for your never-ending newsfeed

    8.8-inch portable monitor is built for scrolling, with slimmer, vertical form factor.

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  12. Fairphone beats the entire Android ecosystem with six years of support

    Fairphone proves any Android OEM can match Apple's six years of support.

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  1. Next Windows 11 update brings back Clippy, along with other redesigned emoji

    November 2021 update available in preview now, will auto-update next month.

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  2. Apple sues Israeli spyware group NSO

    "Egregious, deliberate, and concerted effort" to target and attack iPhone users.

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  3. Bluetooth tracking company Tile acquired for $205 million

    Acquisition gives Tile access to more funds, users.

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  4. Components shortage sends smartphone market into decline

    Scarce parts equals slower production, resulting in low stock, fewer options.

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  5. Wear OS shoots up the market-share charts, now in striking distance of Apple

    Wear OS hits 17.3 percent in Q3, Samsung hits its highest quarterly shipments.

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  6. Qualcomm exclusivity deal might be keeping Windows from running on other ARM chips

    End of exclusivity deal could allow Windows to run on Apple Silicon, other SoCs.

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  7. Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick says he would consider stepping down

    He didn't seem to get very specific about what it'd take, though.

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  8. HP Chromebook x2 review: A price cut away from great

    Chrome OS in a sensible form factor.

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  9. Google Messages update translates iMessage responses for Android users

    Update cuts down on the disruptive blocks of text generated by Apple's Tapbacks.

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  10. Pixel 6a renders show Google carrying the Pixel 6 design forward

    Google's mid-range phone for 2022 is a smaller version of the Pixel 6.

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  11. Locked out of “God mode,” runners are hacking their treadmills

    NordicTrack customers were watching Netflix—until the company blocked their access.

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  12. DuckDuckGo wants to stop apps tracking you on Android

    The latest update promises to block invasive data collection across your whole phone.

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  1. Apple has a new work-from-home policy, but it’s still not what employees want

    Employees will have to work from the office most days by spring.

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  2. Google Play website gets its first redesign in years, looks like a big app

    A huge Play Store website redesign is hitting some users' accounts.

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  3. The best smartwatches for every type of user

    We tested smartwatches of every stripe, shape, and price to find the best options for you.

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  4. Apple addresses two iPhone and Apple Watch bugs with iOS 15.1.1 and watchOS 8.1.1

    There are no new features, but iOS 15.2 probably isn't far away.

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  5. Google updates Pixel 6 fingerprint reader, confirms slow 23 W charging

    Biometrics should work better after an update, but there's no fixing the charging.

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  6. Lord of the Rings $65 artisan keycap makes your keyboard more precious

    Resin keycaps mark three iconic locations of the One Ring.

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  7. Ford and chipmaker announce noncommittal “partnership” to alleviate shortages

    "Non-binding agreement" promises more supply but is light on particulars.

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  8. Nvidia acquisition of Arm now under scrutiny by FTC

    FTC highlights potential objections, adding to UK and European scrutiny of the deal.

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  9. Hackers backed by Iran are targeting US critical infrastructure, US warns

    Vulnerabilities already patched by Microsoft and Fortinet are being exploited en masse.

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  10. Apple will soon send parts and tools to users who want to repair their phones

    The change in tune may help address imminent regulatory scrutiny.

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  11. The newest zombie-brand Moto 360 doesn’t run Wear OS

    "Moto OS" won't have third-party apps, but it claims two weeks of battery life.

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  12. Upcoming smart home products wirelessly charge without cable or pad

    Security camera, fitness tracker, and other smart home tech with over-the-air charging announced.

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