Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro can handle many iPad tasks, but it still lacks Apple Pencil support. Here's where the two devices differ.

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Which free PDF editor is worth using? Compare seven options on editing features, privacy, free limits, and whether your files stay on your device.

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Singapore's new AntiScam Pango app checks WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS notifications for scam patterns, but Android-only access and detection limits leave gaps.

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Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and 2FAS all generate verification codes, but backup and recovery work differently. Here's which app makes sense for your devices and accounts.

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Brave, Firefox, Tor, and other privacy browsers take different approaches to tracking, fingerprinting, and anonymity. Here's how seven options compare and which one fits your needs.

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Samsung's SmartTag3 now works with iPhones, but three features remain Galaxy-only. See how it compares with Apple's second-generation AirTag.

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Which free cloud storage service gives you the best combination of space, privacy, and usability? We compare six providers, their free-plan limits, and their strongest use cases.

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Google Health now brings blood pressure readings and glucose trends together, with new charts showing how meals, sleep, and exercise fit into the picture.

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Galaxy Ring owners in the US can now screen for sleep apnea risk, but eligibility depends on their phone, software, location, and medical history.

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The Garmin Forerunner 970 costs $250 less than the Fenix 9, but the pricier watch offers rugged hardware, longer battery options, and specialized outdoor features.

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The Sony WH-1000XM6 improves ANC, sound, battery life, and portability, but deep discounts make the WH-1000XM5 a tempting alternative. Here's which to buy.

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Google will delete remaining Firebase Studio workspace data on March 22, 2027. Here's how to move your projects to AI Studio or Antigravity without losing important files.

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Google's November Android update fixes three critical remote code execution flaws, but its two patch levels cover different vulnerabilities. Here's what to know.

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Microsoft 365 Family's storage change could leave households with 2TB instead of up to 6TB. Here's when the new limit takes effect and who is affected.

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Samsung's stable One UI 9 Watch update is rolling out to Galaxy Watch8 models in South Korea. Here's which watches qualify and how to check.

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Nothing CEO Carl Pei has confirmed a December launch for the company's first AI-native device. Here's what we know about its design, features, and availability.

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See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from Nov. 2–6.

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Cursor's new Build Live Apps feature creates and deploys web applications with databases, authentication, and hosting. Here's what's included and what it costs.

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Perplexity's new Teammates AI agents can manage ongoing tasks and work through connected apps. Here's how they work, what they cost, and who gets access.

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Meta's acquisition of Conductor means its cloud service will shut down Nov. 20. Here's how to export projects, save chats, and prepare for the local app's wind-down.

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