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I’m sick of seeing $1,300 phones like the S26 Ultra get less ambitious every year
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Opinion | Chatbots May Need a Cult Deprogrammer
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Meta's ships facial recognition on smart glasses
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Meta workers can opt out of being tracked at work up to 30 min
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‘We take notes, we have eye contact’: How phone bans at work affect meetings and culture
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Meta is Reportedly Creating a New AI Wearable. Here’s What It Can Do.
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