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• Too many tabs? Try these browsers with better tab management than Chrome

  05-02-2025 23:17 via zdnet.com
  
  Stop wasting time searching for tabs every day. These four browsers with the best built-in tab management features can help.
  
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• The best Apple deals of February 2025: iPhones, Apple Watches, iPads, and more

  05-02-2025 23:06 via zdnet.com
  
  We found the best deals on Apple gadgets from top retailers, including Amazon and Walmart. Here are our favorites.
  
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• You can access ChatGPT Search without an account now - here's how

  05-02-2025 22:48 via zdnet.com
  
  Accessing ChatGPT Search just got easier for everyone.
  
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• ARK Invest's Big Ideas 2025: AI agents will significantly improve employee productivity

  05-02-2025 22:36 via zdnet.com
  
  According to ARK Invest Big Ideas 2025 research, AI agents will redefine consumer interactions and business workflows.
  
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• How to make ChatGPT provide better sources and citations

  05-02-2025 22:31 via zdnet.com
  
  Never just trust ChatGPT's sources. Always verify.
  
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• 5 great Chrome browser alternatives that put your privacy first

  05-02-2025 22:05 via zdnet.com
  
  Chrome isn't the most secure browser on the market and with the continued rise of malicious attacks, you should consider one of these Chrome-based alternatives
  
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• Firefox expands access to popular AI chatbots right from the sidebar

  05-02-2025 21:39 via zdnet.com
  
  Now rolling out to all Firefox users, the feature lets you use ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and other AIs directly from the browser's sidebar.
  
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• Adobe Acrobat's AI Assistant can now decipher complex contracts for you

  05-02-2025 21:39 via zdnet.com
  
  The new skill aims to help you understand complicated terms and catch differences between multiple agreements.
  
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• Proton Pass vs. 1Password: Which password manager is right for you?

  05-02-2025 21:37 via zdnet.com
  
  Proton Pass and 1Password offer secure password safekeeping with similarly priced plans. Still, one service may suit your needs better than the other. Here's how to pick the right one.
  
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• This prism-shaped power bank I tested looks odd, but it makes so much sense

  05-02-2025 21:07 via zdnet.com
  
  Shargeek's funky-looking power bank is powerful, waterproof, and features an information-packed display that I can no longer live without.
  
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• How to clear the cache on your Windows 11 PC (and how it helps your system run better)

  05-02-2025 20:40 via zdnet.com
  
  Clearing the cache and deleting temporary files can boost your PC's speed - and the best part? Your computer already has all the tools you need.
  
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• Too many tabs? It's not you, it's your browser. It needs better tab management

  05-02-2025 20:29 via zdnet.com
  
  Stop wasting time searching for tabs every day. These four browsers with the best built-in tab management features can help.
  
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• Google releases responsible AI report while removing its anti-weapons pledge

  05-02-2025 20:17 via zdnet.com
  
  The company's annual reflection on safe AI development comes amid shifting guidance around military AI.
  
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• Don't want to pay for ChatGPT Deep Research? Try this free open-source alternative

  05-02-2025 20:03 via zdnet.com
  
  Hugging Face launched a research agent that isn't $200 a month -- but there are some drawbacks.
  
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• Dumping open source for proprietary rarely pays off: Better to stick a fork in it

  05-02-2025 19:10 via zdnet.com
  
  Meet the forkers: How open-source communities are outpacing their proprietary parents.
  
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• The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra was nearly unusable for me - until I downloaded this one app

  05-02-2025 18:45 via zdnet.com
  
  The latest Samsung flagship isn't the most ergonomic phone to hold, which is why the company's own Good Lock app is more important than ever.
  
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• Sonos' next big product wants to take over your TV - and it might just be worth it

  05-02-2025 18:05 via zdnet.com
  
  If Sonos can deliver on promises, it will be a game changer.
  
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• I tested an E Ink tablet that runs on Android - and can't go back to a Kindle

  05-02-2025 17:43 via zdnet.com
  
  The Onyx Boox Page offers a bevy of capabilities for an E Ink tablet thanks to its Android-based software. The compact and stylish design is just as notable.
  
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• You can get 6 months of Apple Music for $3 right now - here's how

  05-02-2025 17:15 via zdnet.com
  
  But it's available only to new and eligible subscribers.
  
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• This hidden One UI setting made my Galaxy S25 Ultra so much more functional

  05-02-2025 17:11 via zdnet.com
  
  The latest Samsung flagship isn't the most ergonomic phone to hold, which is why this single app install is quintessential.
  
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• Google's latest Gemini drop includes Pro access and Flash-Lite - here's what's new

  05-02-2025 17:00 via zdnet.com
  
  Meet Google's newest Gemini model: 2.0 Flash-Lite.
  
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• The best AirTag wallets of 2025: Expert tested

  05-02-2025 16:55 via zdnet.com
  
  Never lose your wallet again with Apple AirTag tracking accessories from expert-tested brands like Nomad, ESR, Ridge, and more.
  
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• The best streaming mics of 2025: Expert tested

  05-02-2025 16:50 via zdnet.com
  
  Looking for a high-quality microphone to start your podcast, or do you just need a reliable mic for Discord and work calls? We tested the best streaming mics from Shure, SteelSeries, and more.
  
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• Oura Ring's ovulation tracking beats the calendar method, according to this study

  05-02-2025 16:15 via zdnet.com
  
  The physiology method that powers the Oura Ring's Fertile Window algorithm resulted in an accuracy rate of 96.4%.
  
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• I opened up a cheap 600W charger to test its build, and found 'goo' inside

  05-02-2025 16:07 via zdnet.com
  
  Can a charger from a no-name manufacturer compete against the big names in the industry? I put it to the test.
  
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• 5 great Chrome-like browsers that put your privacy first

  05-02-2025 16:07 via zdnet.com
  
  Chrome isn't the most secure browser on the market and with the continued rise of malicious attacks, you should consider one of these Chrome-based alternatives
  
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• This transparent, prism-shaped power bank has spoiled charging accessories for me

  05-02-2025 16:05 via zdnet.com
  
  Shargeek's funky-looking power bank is powerful, waterproof, and features an information-packed display.
  
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• 10+ Great Tools & Resources you need to try in 2025

  05-02-2025 16:00 via webappers.com
  If you are
  building a website from scratch you have to rely heavily on your own creativity
  to achieve any measure of success. In truth, building a great website lies in
  the underpinning the tools you use are able to create. Drag and drop alone may
  not be sufficient because it is the creativity of the developers or development
  team that design specialized website-building tools that are most apt to lead
  the way to your success.
  This is
  especially true as we enter 2025 in that the bar is raised as
  
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• The best Wyze Cam alternative I've tested is only $20 with this deal

  05-02-2025 15:40 via zdnet.com
  
  The Blink Mini 2 is a feature-rich security camera that you can get for $20. An extra $10 gets you a waterproof adapter that makes the deal that much sweeter.
  
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• Wiping your iPhone? Here's the easiest way to erase all personal data

  05-02-2025 15:38 via zdnet.com
  
  Whether you just sold your iPhone, are planning to trade it in for a new one, or are giving it away to someone, knowing how to wipe your personal data correctly is a must.
  
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• How to turn on Private DNS Mode on Android - and why it's a must for security

  05-02-2025 15:33 via zdnet.com
  
  Enabling Private DNS Mode on Android means your searches and other DNS queries are encrypted and safe from prying eyes. Here's everything else you need to know.
  
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• You could win $1 million by asking Perplexity a question during the Super Bowl

  05-02-2025 15:01 via zdnet.com
  
  Entering the sweepstakes is as easy as downloading the AI app, signing up, and asking a question.
  
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• Why I recommend this Samsung laptop the most for business and creative professionals

  05-02-2025 15:00 via zdnet.com
  
  Samsung's Galaxy Book5 Pro is an ultra-thin laptop with a stunning 3K touchscreen and powerful Intel chipset.
  
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• This $279 iPad deal is a steal - and it's the model I recommend to most people

  05-02-2025 15:00 via zdnet.com
  
  The iPad 10th Gen is a great device for streaming your favorite content, reading, video calls, and surfing the web. It's currently on sale for only $279.
  
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• This $129 Android phone reminded me of my Google Pixel 9 Pro in the best way

  05-02-2025 14:44 via zdnet.com
  
  The NUU N30 may not impress with its specs, but it holds up as a reliable daily driver.
  
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• Why Mark Zuckerberg wants to redefine open source so badly

  05-02-2025 14:40 via zdnet.com
  
  For these open source experts, it's all about standards. For Meta, it's all about the money.
  
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• How Everything We Know About SEO Is Full of Lies

  05-02-2025 14:09 via webdesignerdepot.com
  
  SEO is riddled with myths like overvaluing keywords, backlinks, and content length. Success lies in focusing on user intent, creating valuable content, and adapting to changes. Stop chasing shortcuts and diversify your strategy, as Google prioritizes its own interests over yours. Build genuine authority and deliver what users need for lasting results.
  
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• How to Run LLM from External Hard Drive with Ollama

  05-02-2025 14:00 via hongkiat.com
  
  Want to run generative AI right on your Mac? There’s where Ollama comes in. But there’s a problem – modern LLMs can eat up anywhere from 4GB to 40GB each, quickly filling up your internal drive.That’s where this guide comes in – I’ll show you how to install and run Ollama on your external drive, with all the LLMs you download stored right on your external drive so they don’t take up space on your Mac’s internal hard drive.
  In this step-by-step guid
  
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• The Unexpected Roles of Web Designers

  05-02-2025 12:21 via webdesignernews.com
  Job titles aren’t always accurate. They don’t tell you the little details of what goes into a day’s work. And they can’t predict the odd situations you’ll get pulled into. Web design is a great example.
  
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• CSS nesting

  05-02-2025 12:19 via webdesignernews.com
  I’ve been doing this CSS thing for over 15 years and I’ve seen a lot of change in that time. A lot of the time, I see a new CSS feature and immediately get excited about how helpful it’s going to be for me and the team in the long term. A good example of that is text-box-trim.
  
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• New Amazing CSS Properties To Add To Your Front-end Toolkit

  05-02-2025 12:17 via webdesignernews.com
  As CSS continues to evolve, it brings new tools and options that help developers craft better and more dynamic web experiences. In this article, I want to introduce 5 lesser-known (and often underused) CSS properties and features that are worth integrating in your 2025 workflow. Each of these is widely supported across major browsers, making them reliable choices for modern front-end development
  
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• Exploring the Nokia Design Archive: A Journey Through Mobile Innovation

  05-02-2025 12:16 via webdesignernews.com
  Aalto University’s Nokia Design Archive: A New Resource for Designers and Historians
  
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• Dissolving the line between design and engineering

  05-02-2025 12:15 via webdesignernews.com
  So this conversation is a deep dive into what it looks like for designers to approach their work with an engineering mindset. We talk about Julius’s deep background in prototyping, how he collaborates with designers at Linear. And we also get into why the current state of design engineering is a missed opportunity.
  
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• What is the Difference Between CSS Grid and Flexbox?

  05-02-2025 12:14 via webdesignernews.com
  Flexbox is a one-dimensional layout tool, used for arranging elements in a single row or column. It is best suited for simple, one-dimensional layouts and smaller-scale projects.
  
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• 🚀 Must-Try AI Tools of 2025: 32 Game-Changing Picks (Tested & Verified)

  05-02-2025 12:13 via webdesignernews.com
  Tired of generic AI tool lists that read like they were written by an AI? Me too. That’s why I dove deep into AI to find real gems. This isn’t just another article—it’s my personal experience. Get ready to discover AI tools that will impact your life (or at least make it a little easier).
  
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• How to Use Multiple Google Drive Accounts on macOS

  05-02-2025 08:00 via hongkiat.com
  
  Do you use multiple Google Drive accounts for work, personal projects, or other reasons? Unfortunately, Google Drive for macOS doesn’t allow users to switch between accounts easily or sync multiple accounts at the same time.But don’t worry—there are ways to install and use multiple instances of Google Drive on your macOS device. This guide will walk you through several methods, from creating separate macOS user profiles to using third-party tools, so you can manage multiple acc
  
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