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Use Google Wallet? Turn on these 4 security settings to guard your cards and IDs - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Google Wallet is replacing my physical wallet more and more, and it can do so much more than make payments. Your Google Wallet might now hold your credit card, driver’s license, insurance card, work ID, passport, and beyond, and as I’m using it more, I realized it’s best to make sure its security is maximized. Also: Google Wallet got a lot of new tricks in 2026 – these 5 are my favorites Google’s digital wallet is pretty secure by default, but you can change some settings to give it even more se
Google's new AI Wardrobe tool broke my arm and put me in pirate clothes - and then it got worse - ZDNET (opens the original)
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There’s no shortage of AI try-on tools that let you build a digital closet and see how you look in different outfits, so I was initially not that interested when I saw that Google Photos had introduced one of its own. After giving it a test run, I found I was right to be skeptical. The Wardrobe feature for Google Photos produced some hilariously bad results, and that was the best part about the whole experience. Also: Microsoft’s new Copilot app puts everything in one place – but the price is ‘e
Google Wallet got a lot of new tricks in 2026 - these 5 are my favorites - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Most people know by now that Google Wallet can do things besides store your credit cards, but you might have missed that Google has added a lot to its digital wallet app in just the past few months. In addition to a massive home screen and interface redesign, Google introduced several significant features in 2026 that make the app much more useful (it’s even reportedly coming to iOS soon, according to Android Authority). Also: I tried all 5 Googlebooks, and they feel like a whole new kind of lap
Roku rolls out over 30 subscription bundles for up to 30% off, plus a new Labs feature - ZDNET (opens the original)
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If you’re a Roku user, you’re getting a new way to save money on streaming and a new way to help influence the design of new Roku apps and features. Among several additions, including an expansion of Roku Voice and an improved search, the media giant revealed that it’s rolling out bundles of some of its popular streaming services that save users money off the full price. It’s also introducing a Google-Labs style testing area that’s open to all users, no signup needed. Streaming bundles are all t
3 of Apple's big new releases have one thing in common: Android did it first - ZDNET (opens the original)
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After months of rumors and speculation, Apple pulled back the curtain on its next generation of hardware, including the iPhone 18 lineup, the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4, AirPods 5, and a new foldable, the iPhone Duo. Also: How to preorder the new iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, and everything else Apple announced I’ve been a dedicated Android user for over 15 years now, and yes, I’ll often be the annoying guy to point out that Android did it first. There’s nothing necessarily wrong with that a
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