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Largest crypto exchange Binance fined $4 billion, CEO pleads guilty to not stopping money laundering
Largest crypto exchange Binance fined $4 billion, CEO pleads guilty to not stopping money laundering
By now you know that Gen Zers and millennials have different attitudes on skinny jeans and hair parts. But how do you zoom in?
Here's the list of the best Chromebooks you can buy right now, as reviewed by the experts at Engadget.
The AirFly Pro adds Bluetooth reception to any stereo or speaker, and it makes a great gift for anyone on your list.
For years, dedicated Star Trek fans have been using AI in an attempt to make a version of the acclaimed series Deep Space 9 that looks decent on modern TVs. It sounds a bit ridiculous, but I was surprised to find that it's actually quite good — certainly good enough that media companies ought to pay attention (instead of just sending me copyright strikes). After seeing Star Trek: The Next Generation's revelatory remaster, I felt I ought to revisit its less galaxy-trotting, more ensemble-focused sibling.
Use iOS 17's new accessibility features to save a copy of your Personal Voice. Here's how to set it up, what the process is like and how effective it is.
The Portal is a handheld meant for the PlayStation 5 faithful. It can only stream games from your PS5, and your experience with it is entirely determined by your network connection.
Solid-state headphones have been on the horizon for years, but the first consumer product to feature it comes from a name you might not have expected.
Mobile EV charging startups seek to fill public charging gaps such as in remote locations and parking complexes.
Mastodon's latest update is tackling a problem Twitter users know all too well: the scourge of the "reply guys." A colloquial term for the men who regularly reply to women's posts in an overly familiar fashion, often to "mansplain," tone police, offer unsolicited advice or gaslight the original poster, reply guys have been a longtime problem on social media. Now, starting in the Mastodon app for Android, the company is experimenting with a simple reminder that will pop up when someone is about to respond to a stranger.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has predicted Apple will release new iPad Pros and iPad Airs in March, both coming in two size options. He also says Apple will release the M3 MacBook Air in two sizes that month, while the M3 Mac Pro and Mac Studio won't come until later on.
Apple's third-generation AirPods are only $140 right now in a deal on Amazon, or $30 off their usual price. This is the lowest price they've ever been, last seen during Black Friday sales. The second-generation AirPods Pro are discounted too, for $50 off.
Broadcom's mega $61 billion VMware acquisition has closed following considerable scrutiny by regulators.
Our pick for the best budget iPad is on sale for $230. This is the best price we've seen for the tablet all year.
Snag these gift-able items for less.
A ridiculously feature-packed watch with a big screen, great battery life and a surprisingly low price.
Apple plans to add support for the RCS standard on iOS next year, the iPhone-maker said Thursday in a major reversal that would resolve the widespread issue of compatibility in text messaging between iPhones and Android smartphones, but stopped short of eliminating what is known colloquially as the "green bubble" dread. Apple's longstanding unwillingness to support RCS has perpetuated fragmentation in messaging ecosystems, particularly affecting Android users, critics have argued over the years. Apple's stance, often seen as maintaining ecosystem exclusivity, stirred debate in the tech community over interoperability and user convenience.
The biggest news stories this morning: Sony's Portal is a bit of a wash, Google and Apple's deal is even pricier than you thought, and a new super-comfortable Volvo.
Huawei is allegedly building a self-sufficient chip network, with help from a Shenzhen city government investment fund.
With news that OpenAI's ChatGPT Voice feature is now available to all free users, you can ditch Siri as your main voice assistant on your iPhone -- well, specifically on your iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, that is. Apple's latest smartphones support the ability to configure the new Action Button, which replaces the Mute button that has been on the iPhone since its debut. Depending on your personal preferences, you can associate the Action Button with any number of tasks -- it can open the Camera, turn on the Flashlight, record a Voice Memo, open the Magnifier app, allow you to quickly use an Accessibility feature or run an app Shortcut.