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The Best Balance of Performance and Price: 2025 Apple iPad Air Review

The latest iPad Air is largely the same as its predecessor, but a faster processor provides more power for students and creators to work and play.

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Nvidia CEO: We're An AI Factory Company Now

Jensen Huang also doesn't expect Trump's tariffs to impact Nvidia, noting that he's working with partners to bring manufacturing to the US.

Starlink Imposes Dramatic Speed Cap for Those on Priority Plans

The satellite internet service imposes a 1Mbps speed cap for Priority customers who exceed their monthly data allotment. It's likely intended to get business customers to pay more.

Microsoft Emails Windows 10 Users Urging Them to Upgrade, Recycle Old PCs

With Windows 10 security upgrades ending in October, Microsoft ramps up its Windows 11 marketing campaign, encouraging people to give its newest OS a look—or else.

EU: Apple Can Sell iPhones Without a Charging Port

Apple reportedly nixed plans for a port-less iPhone 17 Air because of the EU's USB-C mandate, but the EU says that only applies to phones that support wired charging.

BYD's 5-Minute 'Flash Chargers' Make Tesla Superchargers Look Archaic

An EV charging breakthrough from China's BYD is more bad news for Tesla amid growing Elon backlash and tumbling sales numbers. But a hit to its technical chops might hurt the most.

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Google Pixel 9a vs. Pixel 9: What's the Difference?

Google's two most affordable phones have plenty in common, including their designs, screen sizes, and processors. Can't choose between them? Here's what sets the $499 Pixel 9a and the $799 Pixel 9 apart.