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Clicks has revealed its first phone – the company that brought you the Clicks keyboard, adding a physical keyboard to your iPhone, has now made an actual handset. Called the Communicator, this phone ...

Pokémon Go now finally lets players trade creatures from afar — a feature that fans have wanted for almost a decade. Since Pokémon Go launched in 2016, the game has been hesitant to allow gameplay ...

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Meta AI, Google Gemini, OpenAI ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot now have eerily human voices. WSJ’s Joanna Stern strapped the AI bots to a tripod and took them to a cabin in the woods to test their ...

A presumably abandoned 51-foot yacht visible from Interstate 45 on the way to Galveston has been sitting there for months, marooned on the banks of Offatts Bayou by Hurricane Beryl in July 2024.

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In the hush before dawn, when the sky is a canvas not yet colored by the sun, wisdom sometimes visits. It settles quietly, like dew on a grassy field—imperceptible until one is willing to kneel and ...