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Why are your iPhone photos so blurry (and how to improve it)

Blurry iPhone photos can come down to more than just a dirty lens. Here’s how to expertly sharpen your shots and fine-tune your camera settings.

Epic reportedly delays its Disney video game so it can be made using more AI

Developers were apparently ordered to use AI for both code and asset creation.

Meta says it’s caught up to the frontier with its latest Wonder AI models

The models add “active memory” and “active focus” abilities.

Norway fined a Microsoft subsidiary $9.6 million for allegedly misusing Grindr user data

Xandr has three weeks to appeal the record penalty.

How to find your Amazon ‘About You’ page (and how to edit it)

See if Amazon thinks you have “flat buttocks.”

What’s the difference between alkaline and lithium-ion batteries?

Alkaline and lithium-ion batteries serve very different purposes. Here’s how they compare on lifespan, cost, rechargeability, and everyday use.

2027 Rivian R2 review: The Goldilocks electric SUV

It’s not too big, it’s not too small and it’s not too expensive. It’s just right.

Beats is collaborating with Pokémon for a Pikachu-themed Pill speaker

The collab we’ve all been waiting for ever since Tim Cook met up with Pikachu.

Here’s what typically drains an EV battery the fastest

EVs are improving their range all the time, but you’re looking to maximize your car’s miles, right? Certain things will drain your battery most quickly.

What happens to Google and Apple accounts when the owner dies?

When we die, it’s not just physical estates that need to be settled, an entire digital footprint survives us. So what do Apple and Google do with that data?