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An SSD provides amazing speed benefits, but the cost per gigabyte is much higher. Here’s how to make the decision.

Polyarc, the developer behind virtual reality games Moss and Moss: Book II, has closed, according to a new post on the studio’s LinkedIn page. Based on a reverse recruiting sheet shared alongside the announcement, at least 29 members of the studio’s staff are now looking for work.

When I think about Bose headphones, the iconic QuietComfort line immediately comes to mind. No, not the more recent Ultra version with all of today’s bells and whistles. I’m talking about the business-traveler-chic models that popularized active noise cancellation (ANC). They were never going to win any design contests, but you could rely on them…

The new iPhone 18 Pro Max may not seem as exciting as the iPhone Duo. Indeed, it still has that classic iPhone form factor and, aside from some new colors, looks identical to the iPhone Pro 17 Max. Even so, you get everything you’d expect from a flagship. Large screen, multiple cameras, it checks all…

It’s been a bumper summer for pocketable cameras. DJI kicked off the season with the Pocket 4, a much anticipated follow-up to the wildly popular Pocket 3. But that was just the warm up. Then came Insta360’s Luna Ultra, with a dual-lens/optical zoom setup. This was swiftly answered by DJI with the Pocket 4P, formally…

Apple Wallet and Apple Pay work together in important ways, but they aren’t identical.

Instacart has launched Clementine, its own AI shopping assistant, which it says was designed to tackle the hardest parts of grocery shopping: deciding what to cook while staying within budget. Clementine, which is now available across North America on the Instacart Marketplace, understands natural language like other AI chatbots. You can tell it that you need “to…

iOS 27 is focused on features like Siri AI, along with making overall improvements. But there’s much more to this update, especially for those with HomeKit accessories. No, Apple isn’t bringing the revamped Siri to the HomePod just yet — though that might happen soon. Instead, HomeKit and the Home app are getting some great…

Software updates for apps, operating systems and services primarily serve two benefits — they deliver new features and fix known issues. Hardware driver updates largely fall into the latter category, so don’t offer as much excitement, but keeping them up-to-date is a good way to ensure your computer’s internals perform optimally. 

Changing your iPhone camera settings back to default is pretty simple, so long as you don’t mind flipping a few dozen toggles.