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Has EA just killed the beloved Need for Speed franchise? According to recent reports, there may not be another iteration of the iconic racing game.

This popular application has betrayed its users by discreetly modifying its terms of use. Your data is at risk.

BMW boss Oliver Zipse warns against giving up on ICE too soon. E-mobility alone is not a viable option for the future of the car industry.

Sony's new WH-1000XM6 headphones are reportedly failing, with hinges snapping and cracking for some users. Should you be concerned?

Dreame really knocks it out of the park. The new robot vacuum model really does offer everything you could hope for from a robot cleaner.

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A new Netflix film is currently storming the charts. But the critics don't seem to like the movie at all. What is that about?

Is solar power really as bad as many people seem to believe, or could it hold the hidden power of saving our electricity infrastructure?

Google wants to combine Android and Chrome OS into a single operating system. Will this create a killer OS that could challenge macOS or Windows?

The leaked Pixel 10 and 10 Pro (Fold) prices suggest Google's next flagship phones have a big advantage over Samsung. Learn when they would be launched.

YouTube is tightening its rules and could massively demonetize creators of AI-generated content.

Top vacuum robots have numerous functions via an app. One feature that makes it much easier to use is almost completely ignored.

A cult Netflix series returns this summer: darker, more intense, with a popular character's life in danger. Will you watch Wednesday?

Samsung has unveiled two new flip smartphones for the first time. We explain how the two models differ.

First robot vacuum cleaner models receive Matter support, but which functions can be controlled via Apple Home? Find out here.

These 5 apps and games are recommended to keep you occupied for the week on your Android and iOS smartphone.

This week, you can download an amazing adventure game for free on the Epic Games Store. Next week, a real highlight is waiting for you!

Google adds a new Android feature that lets you control HDR intensity for supported photos and video. Find out when it is coming your phone.

Apple’s new study suggests we may be over-relying on smartwatch sensors—and that a more human-centered approach to health could be more effective.

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