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  1. New York state passes first electronics right-to-repair bill

    Governor Hochul still has to sign the bill.

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  2. Liveblog: All the news from Apple’s WWDC 2022 keynote

    Get your updates about iOS, macOS, and more here on June 6 at 10 am Pacific.

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  3. What to expect at WWDC 2022: iOS 16, M2, and more

    OS updates are a given, but we could see the M2 and new Macs, too.

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  4. Google is killing location-based reminders

    Family reminders are also going away.

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  5. Sega, still doing what Nintendon’t, announces a tiny Sega CD retro console

    Announcement is Japan-only for now, console is coming in October.

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  6. MSI’s 17-inch laptop goes up to $6,000, comes with Intel HX-series CPUs

    Maxed out version has up to 250 W of power for the CPU and GPU.

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  7. HP releases its $1,099 Linux laptop for developers

    HP Dev One is the first non-System76 computer offered with Pop!_OS.

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  8. Have an old iPad lying around? You might be able to make it run Linux soon

    Devs say they have Linux booting on devices using Apple A7- and A8-based chips.

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  9. Google wants a single video messaging app, will merge Google Meet and Duo

    The Duo brand is dying, but its codebase will live on.

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  10. “Everything is gone”: Russian business hit hard by tech sanctions

    Export controls and sanctions have plunged Russia into technological crisis.

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  11. As disruptions in China continue, Apple will start making iPads in Vietnam

    Lockdowns in China have Apple taking new measures to meet potential demand.

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  12. Same price, different niche: New Dell UltraSharp matches Studio Display at $1,600

    Both monitors offer boosted image quality, built-in webcams with particular appeal to Mac owners.

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  1. Google Play Movies & TV is getting replaced on Android and iOS

    Google stops selling video content on the Play Store and replaces the iOS app.

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  2. Microsoft makes next-gen Surface Laptop Go 2 official, starting at $600

    You'll need to spend another $100 to upgrade to a more usable 8GB of RAM.

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  3. Remembering Apple’s Newton, 30 years on

    On its 30th anniversary, we look at the groundbreaking product's enduring legacy.

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  4. Broadcom plans a “rapid transition” to subscription revenue for VMware

    Subscription software is continually updated—but also continually paid for.

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  5. New data shows only two browsers with more than 1 billion users

    Chrome is king, Safari is a minor power, and most others hardly register.

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  6. Report: Samsung will soon stop making traditional LCD panels

    The writing was already on the wall: Samsung Display plans to focus on OLED.

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  7. eBayer tries to sell prototype Pixel 7, provides lots of pictures

    Dubious eBay seller posts the first in-person Pixel 7 photos.

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  8. Updated Surface Laptop Go leaks in retailer ad, promises big GPU performance boost

    Laptop's new CPU would be a good upgrade, though most of it stays the same.

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  9. New Roomba operating system has no new features, but vast dreams 

    iRobot aims to differentiate its robots with software through OS rebrand.

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  10. Qualcomm wants to buy a stake in Arm alongside its rivals

    CEO wants UK chip designer to remain neutral no matter what happens.

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  11. Sony accelerates push into car sector in diversification drive

    Wants to supply electric and autonomous vehicle sensors by 2025.

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  12. AMD clarifies power usage limits of its next-gen AM5 CPUs (and why that’s important)

    AM5 socket's peak and sustained power limits have big performance implications.

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  1. LG’s new OLED monitor is big enough to replace your TV

    LG expands from expensive desktop OLED to expensive, massive gaming OLED.

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  2. Google Drive gets multi-text selection, copy/paste shortcuts for files

    Both features are rolling out now.

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  3. Apple boosts employee pay as workers attempt to organize

    Labor force and economic factors are driving the change.

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  4. The Google Pixel Foldable is reportedly delayed to 2023

    It was initially developed for Android 12L, but getting a foldable to market is hard.

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  5. Modular Panasonic Toughbook has 8 replaceable parts, 1,200-nit screen

    Panasonic's DIY-friendly, rugged laptop is bright enough for the great outdoors.

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  6. Broadcom will pay $61 billion to become the latest company to acquire VMware

    Broadcom has spent billions buying up software companies in recent years.

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  7. Prominent ex-Tesla self-driving car exec leaves Apple for greener pastures

    CJ Moore will join lidar company Luminar to lead software development.

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  8. Microsoft Dev Box will virtualize your Windows development PC in a browser window

    Windows 365-powered VMs support variable hardware and software configs.

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  9. Google Hardware’s latest weird defect: Quickly deteriorating phone cases

    Reddit and Amazon users say the expensive phone cases haven't held up.

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  10. Sick of picking up toys? Dyson’s future home robots want to do it for you

    Company expects its robots to be doing your household chores in a decade.

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  11. Third-party widgets are coming to Windows 11, which might actually make them useful

    Devs will get a chance to save one of Windows 11's most-ignorable features.

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  12. Microsoft announces a brand-new Arm-powered desktop PC and Arm-native dev tools

    Snapdragon-powered "Project Volterra" will focus on AI and machine learning.

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