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Galaxy S26 introduces Samsung's Privacy Display, a built-in screen technology that dynamically limits side viewing angles for ...

Whether you got over-the-counter hearing aids or devices from an audiologist, chances are you’ve invested considerably in them. It’s also likely that your hearing aids came with a very basic hard case ...

Omnipresence in Microsoft's Windows and 365 is not enough: HP will soon offer business customers the AI assistant Copilot in printers as well. Users will thus have direct access to Copilot functions ...

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is poised to become one of the most influential smartphone releases of recent years. Scheduled for launch in early 2026, this flagship device is expected to deliver ...

Lego announced its new Smart Play system at CES 2026 on Monday, adding interactive, responsive Legos to the famously analog franchise. The Smart Play system includes a 2×4 brick, Smart Tag tiles, and ...

Samsung reportedly plans to offer a new privacy feature on the Galaxy S26 Ultra that helps users keep on-screen content hidden from prying eyes. References to this feature were first spotted in a ...

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Ogechi Irondi’s future teetered between two wildly different scenarios: one that would lead to dual degrees after nine years of college, and one that would leave the single mother and her young ...

During a Hanukkah reception event at the White House last week, Donald Trump took jabs at former President Joe Biden for falling down several times throughout his presidency. In a rare display of ...

The news division is also planning a town hall with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore in the 'Things That Matter' series, with Bank of America lined up as a sponsor. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor CBS News editor ...