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• Get Adobe's Photoshop for iPhone and web for under $8 per month

  10-03-2025 21:56 via zdnet.com
  
  Adobe's new Mobile and Web plan unlocks the premium power of their new Photoshop app for iPhone and the newly updated Photoshop for web, which now supports Safari.
  
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• Trump's DoJ keeps pushing for Google to get rid of Chrome

  10-03-2025 21:21 via zdnet.com
  
  Some companies - SpaceX, Starlink, Meta - are doing well under the current administration. Google, not so much.
  
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• As AI agents multiply, IT becomes the new HR department

  10-03-2025 21:04 via zdnet.com
  
  Fast becoming the emerging power behind enterprise microservices, AI agents will need to be acquired, onboarded, and guided - just like their human counterparts. Here's how that works.
  
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• How to buck the algorithm, find hidden YouTube videos, and make the internet fun again

  10-03-2025 20:07 via zdnet.com
  
  This random video finder lets you see YouTube in a whole new - and nostalgic - light.
  
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• X outages reportedly caused by massive cyberattack

  10-03-2025 19:58 via zdnet.com
  
  Dark Storm Team, a hacking group, claims responsibility for the intermittent outages that took down X on Monday.
  
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• 3 Apple devices you definitely shouldn't buy this month (and 10 to get instead)

  10-03-2025 19:28 via zdnet.com
  
  Before you click buy on that shiny new Apple gadget, read this first.
  
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• I tested a dual-screen Windows laptop - and it gave me a big productivity boost

  10-03-2025 19:26 via zdnet.com
  
  The Zenbook Duo is Asus' newest dual-screen laptop, with powerful hardware, two stunning OLED touchscreens, and an impressively long-lasting battery.
  
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• DuckDuckGo's AI beats Perplexity in one big way - and it's free to use

  10-03-2025 19:26 via zdnet.com
  
  After giving Duck.ai a trial run, I'm increasingly favoring it over Perplexity. Here's why.
  
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• My favorite OnePlus feature is getting an iPhone-inspired redesign - and I'm not upset about it

  10-03-2025 19:22 via zdnet.com
  
  The popular Alert Slider is being replaced by a button more familiar to Apple users, OnePlus CEO announced on Monday.
  
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• My favorite OnePlus feature is getting an iPhone-inspired redesign - and I'm not mad about it

  10-03-2025 19:22 via zdnet.com
  
  The popular Alert Slider is being replaced by a button more familiar to Apple users, OnePlus CEO announced on Monday.
  
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• Ubuntu vs. Debian: 7 key differences help determine which distro is right for you

  10-03-2025 19:08 via zdnet.com
  
  Ubuntu is based on Debian, but they're not the same. To help you choose which to install, we compare support, pre-installed software, release cycle, user-friendliness, and more.
  
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• This smart air purifier revealed a troublesome metric I had no idea about (and how to fix it)

  10-03-2025 18:51 via zdnet.com
  
  The Levoit Sprout smart air purifiers are built to monitor and enhance air quality in spaces where it's needed most.
  
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• Will synthetic data derail generative AI's momentum or be the breakthrough we need?

  10-03-2025 18:45 via zdnet.com
  
  At SXSW, Nvidia's Mike Hollinger and other business leaders unpack the potential benefits - and pitfalls - of using simulated data.
  
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• The most versatile portable battery I've tested can do more than just output 300W of power

  10-03-2025 18:43 via zdnet.com
  
  Packed with features like USB-A and USB-C ports, wireless charging, a clear display, and even a handle, the Cuktech 30 is built for convenience and performance.
  
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• It's not just you - X has been up and down all day

  10-03-2025 18:18 via zdnet.com
  
  The site formerly known as Twitter has been hit with intermittent outages on Monday.
  
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• 6 obscure browsers that are better than Chrome

  10-03-2025 17:49 via zdnet.com
  
  These alternative browsers are free to try, so you have nothing to lose - except maybe your Chrome addiction.
  
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• How Nvidia is helping upskill educators and prep students for the AI age

  10-03-2025 17:00 via zdnet.com
  
  The AI skills gap is real, but Nvidia's new program is focused on tackling it.
  
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• 7 reasons Kindles are still a great buy, even without downloads

  10-03-2025 16:09 via zdnet.com
  
  Considering a Kindle? With Amazon tightening control over ebooks, is it still worth it? Here's what you need to know.
  
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• How to clear the cache on your Windows 11 PC (and why it's important to do so)

  10-03-2025 15:42 via zdnet.com
  
  Reclaim system resources and boost performance by clearing cached and temporary data. This essential maintenance is built right into Windows
  
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• Meta's latest limited edition Ray-Ban smart glasses are here - and they're fancy

  10-03-2025 15:24 via zdnet.com
  
  These Ray-Ban x Coperni smart glasses have a sleek translucent design, and only a small number are being made.
  
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• How to clear the cache on your TV (and keep it running like new)

  10-03-2025 15:03 via zdnet.com
  
  Wiping your TV's cache can speed things up, resolve pesky glitches, and enhance your streaming quality. Follow these steps to do it right.
  
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• How to use ChatGPT to write code - and my favorite trick to debug what it generates

  10-03-2025 14:58 via zdnet.com
  
  AI can write useful code, but it can also produce unusable garbage. Here's my advice on making the most of AI from my many adventures in coding.
  
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• The smart home camera that opened my eyes to unexpected visitors

  10-03-2025 14:50 via zdnet.com
  
  The Bird Buddy Smart Hummingbird Feeder Pro provides all the tools and features you need to tune into your neighboring ecosystem.
  
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• Google Chrome is killing more extensions than you think - is your old favorite on the list?

  10-03-2025 14:44 via zdnet.com
  
  Google's Manifest V3 platform is clobbering many popular extensions. Here's why and what you can do about it.
  
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• I finally found a high-quality multitool for under $30 (and it has 10 functions)

  10-03-2025 14:30 via zdnet.com
  
  The NexTool E1 is a tough, compact multitool with multiple functions. After testing each one, I was impressed by its durability, even under heavy use.
  
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• I changed these 6 TV settings to drastically speed up its performance (and why they work)

  10-03-2025 14:17 via zdnet.com
  
  With a little troubleshooting and a few adjustments, you can smooth out lag and eliminate judder on your smart TV. Here's what to do.
  
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• 'Untrusted device' errors on Chromecast? What to know - including potential workarounds

  10-03-2025 14:10 via zdnet.com
  
  Google says a fix is on the way, but there are some temporary workarounds.
  
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• This portable speaker beats the Bose SoundLink Max in key ways - for $200 less

  10-03-2025 13:31 via zdnet.com
  
  After a four-year hiatus, JBL has released the Charge 6 with meaningful upgrades to portability, sound, and software features.
  
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• Why your old Warner Bros. DVDs aren't playable anymore - and a potential fix

  10-03-2025 13:08 via zdnet.com
  
  Your DVDs might have rotted away in their cases, but the company wants to make it right.
  
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• I partied all weekend with JBL's newest speaker - and it'll release just in time for summer

  10-03-2025 13:00 via zdnet.com
  
  After a four-year hiatus, JBL releases the Charge 6 speaker, with meaningful upgrades to portability, sound, and software features.
  
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• Exciting New Tools for Designers, March 2025

  10-03-2025 13:00 via webdesignerdepot.com
  
  Spring into action this season with new tools to boost your workflows, facilitate creative thinking, and help you be a more efficient designer. This roundup is packed with new goodies that can help you with daily tasks and more long-term projects. Enjoy! Beatoven Projects that need background music can be a challenge when it comes […]
  
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• AI and the Power of Small Teams

  10-03-2025 11:20 via webdesignernews.com
  Sunday night was family movie night in my home. We picked a recent movie, FLOW. I’d heard good things about it and thought we’d enjoy it. What we didn’t know was that as we watched, the film won this year’s Academy Award as best animated feature.
  
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• Ax and the Future of UI Design

  10-03-2025 11:19 via webdesignernews.com
  Too many companies are focusing on adding shallow AI features all over their products or building yet another AI agent. The real breakthrough will be thinking about how your customers’ favorite agents can help them derive more value from your product. This requires thinking deeply about agents as a persona your team is building and developing for.
  
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• Create Dynamic and Engaging Animations in Figma

  10-03-2025 11:18 via webdesignernews.com
  The plugin Shape move is specifically designed to allow you to create more dynamic and engaging animations within designs by animating the anchor points of vector shapes. An anchor point is a fixed point on a graphic object that serves as a reference for scaling, rotating, and positioning. You are able to customize the timing and easing of the animations, as well as the duration and delay of each animation.
  Export is supported in the following formats: SVG, GIF, and Webm formats.
  
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• Color contrast accessibility requirements explained

  10-03-2025 11:17 via webdesignernews.com
  Contrast is the difference between two colors, and a contrast ratio is how that difference is measured.
  
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• Top Web Design Best Practices You Need To Utilize

  10-03-2025 11:16 via webdesignernews.com
  In this blog, we’ll break down the best practices in web design using everyday language so that you can understand the essentials without the stress. Whether you’re a budding designer, a small business owner, or someone curious about how websites work, we’re here to guide you through the key principles that make a website not just good, but great!
  
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• Why everyone can (and should) be a great storyteller

  10-03-2025 11:15 via webdesignernews.com
  The best products, designs, and ideas come from people who can clearly articulate their vision, regardless of their role. Here’s why writing matters—and how to be a storyteller who brings ideas to life.
  
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• Stock Graphics for Social Media: What Works Best in 2025?

  10-03-2025 11:14 via webdesignernews.com
  With millions of posts flooding platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and LinkedIn every day, brands and creators must find ways to stand out visually while maintaining efficiency.
  
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• Design Stunning Canva Greeting Cards

  10-03-2025 11:14 via webdesignernews.com
  Creating the perfect greeting card doesn’t have to be a daunting task. With Canva Greeting Cards, you can design stunning, personalized cards for any occasion in just a few clicks. Whether you’re looking for a Canva Birthday Card, a heartfelt Canva Anniversary Card, or even festive Holiday Cards Canva has you covered.
  
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• Rendering a Procedural Vortex Inside a Glass Sphere with Three.js and TSL

  10-03-2025 11:13 via webdesignernews.com
  A step-by-step guide to creating a procedural vortex inside a glass sphere using Three.js Shader Language (TSL).
  
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• Understanding CSS Margin vs. Padding

  10-03-2025 11:12 via webdesignernews.com
  When working with CSS, two fundamental properties for controlling spacing in web layouts are margin and padding. While they may seem similar at first glance, they serve distinct purposes. Misusing them can lead to unexpected design issues, so understanding their differences is critical for creating clean, responsive layouts. Let’s break down how they work and when to use each.
  
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• Most AI voice cloning tools aren't safe from scammers, Consumer Reports finds

  10-03-2025 11:00 via zdnet.com
  
  Consumer Reports assessed the most leading voice cloning tools, including Descript and ElevenLabs. Here's the verdict.
  
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• Is your AirTag battery dying too quickly? There's (likely) a fix for that

  10-03-2025 09:48 via zdnet.com
  
  AirTags are only as reliable as the battery inside, but a low battery warning doesn't always mean you need a new battery.
  
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