The Samsung Galaxy XR headset comes with $1,000 worth of freebies – here’s what’s included

Samsung and Google are throwing in subscriptions to their premier streaming and AI services with the purchase of the latest XR headset.

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Watch out, Meta: Samsung just confirmed its smart glasses plans (with some spicy hints)

Samsung is about to enter the smart glasses market. Here’s what was confirmed this week.

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Electronic Warfare Puts Commercial GPS Users on Notice

Interference with the global positioning system (GPS) isn’t just a problem for airlines, but for shipping, trucking, car navigation, agriculture, and even the financial sector.

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Why Banks Are Embracing Blockchain They Once Rejected

Blockchain has finally made its way into traditional banking. For years, major banks wrote it off as a…

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I let OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Atlas browser do my Walmart shopping for me – here’s how it went

With Agent mode, Atlas can take control of your browser tabs to shop, click, and perform tasks. So I tried it to see how well it works.

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This upcoming OnePlus phone has specs that make my Galaxy S25 Ultra look outdated

The OnePlus 15 is rumored to have a spec sheet for the ages. Here’s to hoping that all gels together at release.

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Slow Wi-Fi? How to get wired internet at home without running an Ethernet cable

Turn your cable outlets into high-speed internet ports with a simple adapter. No rewiring required.

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Salt Typhoon APT Targets Global Telecom and Energy Sectors, Says Darktrace

The China-linked Salt Typhoon APT group attacked a European telecom via a Citrix NetScaler vulnerability in July 2025, Darktrace reports. This follows past US Army and telecom breaches.

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This TikTok scam promises you a free Photoshop or Windows license – and then steals your info

The TikTok video’s instructions are simple and promise to easily solve a problem you have – but it’s a ruse. Here’s what happens next.

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