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Anthropic’s new meeting assistant sits in your video call, drafts the plan as you talk, and hands you the notes afterward. Here’s who can try it today.
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Galaxy AI Premium Could Cost $4.99 a Month: What Samsung Might Charge For
Samsung may be testing a paid Galaxy AI tier. See the reported price, the free-versus-paid feature split and why nothing is official yet.
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Windows 11 8GB RAM Boost: What 26H2 Really Changes for Your PC
Microsoft says Windows 11 now keeps up to 2GB more in memory on small PCs. Here’s what’s real, what’s marketing, and how to check your build.
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Siri AI App Actions Arrive in the iOS 27.3 Beta: What Siri Can Do Inside Your Apps
Apple’s iOS 27.3 beta teaches Siri to schedule texts, build playlists and tidy your files, and lets developers add their own apps. Here’s what works today.
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Claude Sheets Takes On Excel: What Anthropic’s New Office Suite Includes and Who Can Try It
Anthropic just added a spreadsheet, whiteboards and meeting tools to Claude. Here is what is live, what is beta, and what nobody has priced yet.
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Windows 11 Magnifier Finally Zooms Each Monitor Separately: How to Use the New Controls
Magnifier finally treats multiple screens as separate: zoom each one on its own, freeze a view, and switch to a theme that keeps photos intact.
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Google Fi Super Network Switches Carriers for You: Who Gets It and What to Know
Google Fi can now switch your Pixel between two networks automatically. Here’s who qualifies, what’s still unknown and which launch deals end soon.
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Windows 11 Phone Link Preview Lets You Read Texts in Start Without Picking Up Your Phone
Microsoft’s November update lets you hover over a recent text in the Start menu to read it. Here’s who gets it and how to switch it off.
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Nvidia Windows 10 Drivers Hit the End of New Features: What the Last Game Ready Release Means for You
Driver 617.42 is the last Game Ready release for Windows 10. Your GeForce card keeps working, but new-game tuning moves to Windows 11 only.
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Pixel Watch Drop Brings Phone Unlock and Custom Widgets: What’s Live Now vs. Coming Soon
Google’s November Pixel Watch update is mostly a preview: guided workouts work today, but phone unlock, widgets and Gemini call screening are still weeks away.