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Watch Out, Google: OpenAI's Browser Is Coming For Chrome

Is Google Chrome's reign coming to an end? Moments after Perplexity AI debuts its first browser, Reuters reports OpenAI is releasing one in a few weeks.

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Samsung Galaxy Flip 7 vs. Fold 7: Pocket-Size Style or Productivity Powerhouse?

Samsung's newest foldable phones differ not just in style, but also in price—by nearly $1,000. Is the sleek, selfie-friendly Flip 7 your perfect match, or does the high-powered, book-style Fold 7 better suit your needs? Let's break down the specs to help you choose.

Flew Qantas Recently? Hackers May Have Stolen Your Data

The Australian airline says hackers looted data on 5.7 million customers, including names, email addresses and phone numbers. But what was stolen will vary depending on user.

Perplexity's AI Browser Comet Is Here, But Early Access Will Cost $200 Per Month

Comet is a browser packed with conversational as well as agentic AI features. To try it right now, you'll need a $200-per-month Perplexity Max subscription.

Verizon's Phone Locking Push Draws Fire Over Cellular Starlink Restriction

Some consumers are slamming Verizon's push to lock carrier-sold phones beyond 60 days, noting it'll block their access to rival T-Mobile's cellular Starlink service.

Samsung's Cheaper Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE Isn't Easy to Buy Through a Carrier

None of the major carriers in the United States are offering the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE. Boost Mobile and Xfinity Mobile are the only two carriers currently selling it.

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