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These Are the Best Laptop Deals From the October Prime Day Sale (opens the original)
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There's good news and bad news when it comes to laptop deals ahead of Amazon's October Prime Day sale. The good news: You'll find no shortage of discounts on these devices right now. The bad news? Most of those deals aren't worth your time. While you might see some massive price cuts on laptops, either the brand isn't reputable, or the machine is actually pretty old. Sure, it may technically be 40% off the original price, but that doesn't mean much when the original retail price is from five yea
These Are the Best Deals on Apple Products From the October Prime Day Sale (opens the original)
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Apple products are infamously expensive, but that doesn't mean those prices never come down. While Apple doesn't typically offers discounts of its own, retailers frequently cut prices MacBooks, AirPods, and iPads, and such is the case ahead of Amazon's October Prime Day sale. But be warned: This year, at both Amazon and competing retailers, the Apple deals are few and far between—at least for now—and some of the discounts that are in effect are small. You might be better off waiting until next w
The US Government Just Launched an AI Chatbot (opens the original)
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AI is virtually everywhere in 2026; that now includes U.S. government websites. On Tuesday, the Trump administration launched "America.gov," a new website that uses AI to answer questions about the government. While the experience currently feels like ChatGPT running U.S. government-themed instructions, the plan is for America.gov to eventually let you take action as well. America.gov "combines" the nearly 30,000 websites under the umbrella of the U.S. government into one set of sources. Rather
OpenAI Just Announced 'Dots,' a New Type of Personalized AI Agent (opens the original)
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Not only are AI agents all the rage in the tech world, but they're becoming more mainstream by the week. Apple recently upgraded iOS and macOS with Siri AI, while earlier this month, Meta also launched "Muse," an agent that can perform tasks on your behalf—and potentially expose your private information. Now, it's OpenAI's turn to launch an AI agent, but its take on the trend is a bit different, and less accessible, at least at launch. The company is calling it "Dots." "Dots" isn't a single AI a
Spotify and Claude Are Both Down (opens the original)
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If you're having trouble getting your Spotify playlists up and running this morning, you're not alone. The music streaming platform is currently down for tens of thousands of users, at least. Downdetector is showing roughly 40,000 reports since 9:31 a.m. ET, with the last batch of reports coming in at 10:24 a.m. Spotify confirmed the issue in a post on X, writing: "We're aware of some issues right now and are checking them out!" Curiously, Spotify's outage comes at the same time as an outage wit
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