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Logitech Litra Glow review: A brilliant, affordable LED light for streaming or working from home
The compact light delivers big features and a stellar design to make you look your best on your next webcam chat or livestream. It seems like everyone became a content creator in the past couple of years. Those who didn’t
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The 10 Coolest Prototypes at CES 2022
These concept devices might not be available to buy today, but they are a window into the future. CES is full of announcements for different products and services you will be able to buy and use later in the year.
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Screenshots in Windows 10 and Windows 11: 7 easy tricks
What’s the best way to capture that Windows 10 or Windows 11 screen? We’ll show you.Sarah Tew/CNET You only need a few keystrokes to take screen captures in Windows 10 or 11. Here are several ways to do it. Whether
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Change your Windows 11 wallpaper in 5 quick and easy steps
Check out the sleek new Windows 11 wallpaper. Sarah Tew/CNET Not a fan of Windows 11’s default wallpaper? It only takes a few clicks to change it. Microsoft started rolling out the new Windows 11 operating system last month in phases for eligible devices. It’s
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I used the Apple Card for 3 months. Here’s what I think of it now
James Martin/CNET The Apple Card saved my bacon when I got robbed. But it’s still not the top credit card in my wallet. The Apple Card caused a splash when it first launched in August. Designed for iPhone users, it has no fees, offers
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Apple’s iPhone 13 is great, but these missing features are a letdown
The iPhone 13 brings new features like better cameras and longer battery life, but it’s missing some capabilities. | Apple Apple’s new iPhone still doesn’t have an in-screen fingerprint sensor, always-on display and these other desired features. With longer battery life, better cameras,
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Amazon, Apple and Google are always listening: How to opt out and delete your voice recordings
Siri and Alexa are always listening, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have privacy. | Julie Snyder OK Google, Alexa, and Siri: Delete what I just said! Google Home, Siri and Alexa users are now more cautious than ever when speaking to their smart home devices,
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Facebook, now Meta, shows off new neural interface tech during Connect conference
It’s a big step forward for Project Aria, but don’t expect it to be something you can buy anytime soon. In Facebook’s original presentation of its Project Aria augmented reality camera experiment, the company showed off a thumb clicker for driving the prototype
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Facebook renames itself Meta amid controversy
The social network wants to be known as a metaverse company. Facebook said Thursday it’s rebranding itself as Meta to reflect the company’s focus on building the metaverse, a virtual world where people work, play, learn and connect with their friends and family. Meta will be a
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