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Samsung's smart eyewear clears FCC hurdles for fall push.
The core experience stays the same.

Apple Music 7.0 beta gives Android a gorgeous new UI and upgraded artist pages.
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Amazon cuts the cans by 43% off RRP, making these bass-heavy workout headphones much easier to grab.

Amazon drops the Echo Dot Max to $79.99, giving the Alexa speaker a solid price cut with fuller sound than older Dots.

Giving Android gamers a better way to organize titles.

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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB drops to $1,163.50 at Amazon, with 512GB storage, a 200MP camera, and Galaxy AI onboard.

Samsung's 27-inch ViewFinity S7 falls to $170.99, its best price this year for a big 4K IPS monitor with HDR10.

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Most respondents say the update has caused issues on their Pixels.

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It's still early days, but this is impressive nonetheless.

The upgraded Alexa Plus with enhanced reasoning will get a dedicated hub on Fire TV devices.

With the new launch, Amazon is simplifying its Fire TV Stick lineup to three distinct models.

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