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  1. Nike’s self-lacing sneakers turn into bricks after faulty firmware update

    $350 self-lacing sneakers don't work with Nike's official Android app.

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  2. Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e hands-on: Samsung is slowly getting better

    Our brief experience with three phones, two wearables, and a tablet.

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  3. Beyond HoloLens: Microsoft expands its augmented-reality vision with iOS, Android apps

    Microsoft continues to target the devices that people have.

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  4. Guidemaster: The least-awful Android phones

    Over 400 Android devices were released last year. Here are the good ones.

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  5. Microsoft culls secret Flash whitelist after Google points out its insecurity

    Previously, some 58 sites were given special treatment. Now it's only Facebook.

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  6. Samsung refreshes wearables line, including new Galaxy Watch Active

    Lineup includes new true wireless earbuds and fitness tracker as well.

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  7. Samsung officially debuts Galaxy S10 smartphone after weeks of rumors, leaks

    The Galaxy S10e starts at $749, the S10 at $899, and the S10 Plus at $999.

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  8. Samsung’s foldable phone is finally official—meet the Galaxy Fold

    Samsung's half-phone, half-tablet is real, starts at $1,980, launches April 26.

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  9. Liveblog: The Samsung Galaxy S10 launch

    Read all about the S10, S10 Plus, S10e, and foldable phone!

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  10. Users alarmed by undisclosed microphone in Nest Security System

    "The on-device microphone was never intended to be a secret," Google says.

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  11. Apple reportedly planning to combine iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps by 2021

    Project Marzipan and a new Mac Pro could be talking points at WWDC in June.

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  12. Qualcomm is already announcing next year’s 5G chips: Meet the Snapdragon X55

    As partners begin to talk about X50 solutions, Qualcomm is already touting the X55.

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  13. Mandatory update coming to Windows 7, 2008 to kill off weak update hashes

    Microsoft is phasing out SHA-1 hashes on its patches.

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  14. Retina resolution headset puts the “reality” into “virtual reality”

    Clever dual-display tech means you really can't see the pixels.

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  15. Another blow to Blu-ray: Samsung will no longer make Blu-ray players for the US

    Streaming, format wars, and declining physical media sales likely played a part.

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  1. Google partially backtracks on Chrome changes that would break ad blockers

    Benchmarks showed that most ad blockers don't make network requests much slower.

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  2. HP Elitebook x360 1040 G5 review: A little bit bigger, a little bit better

    It's similar to HP's 13-inch convertible, but extra screen space makes a difference.

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  3. The Samsung Galaxy S10 is coming! Here’s what to expect

    Four phones. Wait, maybe five phones. There are going to be a lot of phones.

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  4. Microsoft shaking up how Windows feature updates are rolled out—again

    Each feature update now has one release date rather than two.

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  5. Samsung’s new Tab S5e is super thin, supports Bixby, and costs just $399

    The more affordable tablet takes some notes from the premium Tab S4.

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  6. Gambling, porn, and piracy on iOS: Apple’s enterprise certificate woes continue

    A wide range of app-makers are abusing enterprise certs to skip the App Store.

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  7. Microsoft begins work on its 2020 Windows releases in new preview

    An October 2019 update is still planned, but previews of that will come in spring.

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  8. LG keeps leaking G8 features; the latest is a vibrating display speaker

    LG's next flagship smartphone looks a lot like last year's smartphone.

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  9. Opera shows off its smart new redesign that’s just like all the other browsers

    The intent is to put the Web content first. This sounds familiar.

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  10. Android Things is no longer for “Things,” focuses on smart speakers and displays

    The good news is that Google still has, like, three other IoT OS projects.

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  11. Apple in talks to create “Netflix for news” subscription service

    But Apple wants a huge bite of the subscription revenue—reportedly 50 percent.

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  12. Mozilla to use machine learning to find code bugs before they ship

    Regrettably, humans still have to write the code in the first place.

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  13. Researchers use Intel SGX to put malware beyond the reach of antivirus software

    Processor protects malware from attempts to inspect and analyze it.

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  14. For Valentine’s Day, Ars writers describe the tech they cherish the most

    A few Arsians get personal for V-Day and serenade the gear that brings them joy.

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  15. Amazon acquires Eero, maker of mesh Wi-Fi routers

    Eero's routers could help Amazon connect its various Echo and Alexa devices.

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