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The Midterms Were a Pretty Good Sign for the Right-to-Repair Movement
A shifting political landscape gives right-to-repair advocates their best shot yet at meaningful federal reform.
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The New York Times has added a beta feature to its Cooking app that helps readers swap ingredients or adjust recipes to suit their needs. It mostly hits the mark.Read original ↗
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Samsung appears to be preparing the One UI 9.5 beta program ahead of an expected 2027 launch. Here's what to do if you want to test Samsung's latest OS.Read original ↗
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On Equity, we unpacked what the midterms mean for the tech industry.Read original ↗
Technology · WIREDThe Apple MacBook Pro M5 is on Sale, and a Top MacBook to Buy Right Now
Apple announced an updated 14-inch MacBook Pro with the latest M6 chip. But with the M5 model on sale, I’m not sure the M6 is worth the upgrade.Read original ↗
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