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Today, the White House released the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights to set up a framework that can protect people from the negative effects of AI.

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The European Parliament thinks consumers should be able to use a single charging solution for all of their electronic devices.

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Here’s a side-by-side comparison of two of the most-utilized collaboration tools in business today.

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Instead of being made entirely of free software, the next release of Debian Linux, Bookworm, will include proprietary drivers and firmware.

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The tech giant is ramping up its semiconductor plans to meet the demand for high-performance computing, AI, 5G, 6G, and automotive applications.

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Upgrade your smart home hub and save $45 with this deal. The Echo Dot-LED smart bulb bundle is on sale for 72% off right now.

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Sometimes, your laptop or desktop just needs more storage. Now, you can get an extra 500GB for only $30.

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The trick is to add the right protection, preferably right from Day 1.

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The renewed offer is the latest twist in a continued saga involving the outspoken, eccentric billionaire and the social media platform.

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Microsoft has acknowledged a handful of Windows 11 22H2 blockers, but customers are finding more ‘safeguard holds’ and working to let others know about them.

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The SOAR Telescope in Chile imaged a 10,000-kilometer long bright streak in space–the aftermath of the Dimorphos asteroid getting slammed into by the DART spacecraft.

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Google may be holding an event later this week, but the company’s already announcing new Nest hardware today.

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Business email compromise scammers are getting savvier with their lures – and new attack groups are emerging.

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The arrival of Google’s Pixel Watch is a ‘landmark event’. But will it be able to challenge the Apple Watch?

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iOS 16 brings a new warning for iPhone users to worry about in the form of “Charging On Hold.” Here’s what you need to know about it.

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Here’s how the FBI says consumers should check for authentic batteries and why they should buy batteries with special care.

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Teams finally offers native support for Apple silicon Macs, and it gets more hybrid work features in Microsoft’s latest updates.

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Throw a few coupons together and you end up with an $1800 discount on a Lenovo ThinkPad P16s, a great laptop for remote and hybrid working.

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It’s not perfect, with moderate battery life and a 720p webcam the main disappointments, but it’s not far off.

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As we trade pool parties for game nights and bonfires, the JBL Go 3 can help boost your family gatherings. You can get it for less than $30 right now.

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The Speech Accessibility Project will use artificial intelligence and machine learning to make speech recognition systems more inclusive of different speech patterns. Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft are all involved.

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A family trip to Florida 50 years ago set me along the path to becoming a technology professional.

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Canonical has released the first beta of Ubuntu 22.10, and here are all the details.

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Need a great living room TV? The Samsung Neo QLED TV offers Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound, and comes with Alexa built in — all for 21% off its original price.

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Review: If you want to convert your entire book, magazine, and resource library into digital form, then this is the device you need.

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Whether you’re in the Google smart home system or just want a Fire Stick or Roku alternative, the Chromecast promises easy streaming–– and just as easy a setup.

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Microsoft’s push to sell pre-integrated cloud services tailored for specific industries is becoming an increasingly big part of its sales approach. Here’s an explainer on what’s happening with Microsoft’s Industry Cloud work.

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Red Hat ups its security and developer game in its RHEL 8.7 and 9.1 betas.

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Attackers have already exploited the newly disclosed Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities, so act now.

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Amazon Web Services now offers Ubuntu virtual desktops from $23 a month.

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Linux 6.0 is a major new kernel number, but doesn’t represent big fundamental changes. That’s coming in Linux 6.1.

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An iPhone model that brought several firsts to the smartphone market has taken another step in its hardware lifecycle.

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Of the 9.8 million customers impacted by the data breach, 1.2 million have at least one form of identification number that is valid, says the Singtel-owned Australian operator, adding that it has brought in Deloitte to investigate the breach, including…

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Part one of the DART mission was a success. ZDNET spoke with a DART mission leader to find out if we’ll avoid the fate of the dinosaurs.

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You can save hundreds of dollars on Alienware’s futuristic desktop gaming PC, available with customizable specifications.

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This small Bluetooth speaker delivers excellent audio anywhere for up to 7 hours on a single charge.

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Take this 0.65lb iPad Mini everywhere to stream your favorite entertainment and even breeze through your daily tasks with its 10-hour battery.

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Looking for the best earbuds? ZDNET’s top picks have active noise cancellation and voice assistant capabilities, and most importantly, they don’t fall out of your ears.

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A good action camera can capture adventure with hands-off control. But, whether you’re skiing or rock climbing, GoPro is no longer your only option. Insta360 and Osmo, for instance, have compelling action cameras worth trying. But which one is the best?

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NatureID can identify your plants, tell you when they’re sick, make recommendations about treatment and maintenance, and even remind you to water them.

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