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It’s Wednesday! The iPhone 13 and 14 are getting Qi2 Wireless charging, Intel called out AMD’s bad branding, and Windows 10 will stay secure after 2025 if you pay up.

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The 7 Worst Tech Ads of All Time

Tech companies have been behind some of the most memorable ads in pop culture: "1984" in '84, dancing iPhone-sporting silhouettes, and the Dell guy giving questionable PC advice in the early 2000s. It's a short list dwarfed by some real stinker ads over the years. We look at the worst offenders.

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What Is an Immutable Linux Distro, and Should You Use One?

There is a new type of distro called "immutable distros" that is causing quite a stir in the Linux world. See what it is, and why you may want to use such a distro.

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How to Install the Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 11

The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) makes running Linux software on Windows 11 as simple as using native Windows apps. You can even install and run Linux distros like Ubuntu. Here's how to set it all up.

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How to Stop Your Android Phone's Screen From Turning Off

A screen timeout conserves your Android phone's battery and keeps it private when not in use, but it doesn't have to. See how to keep your phone's screen on longer, including an app that keeps it on forever.

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How to Switch Your Android Phone to "Mono" (So You Can Wear One Earbud)

Want to listen to music on your Android phone but need to keep one ear open? First, switch it to "Mono." See how it's done.

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How to Secretly Read iMessages Without Triggering Read Receipts

Ah, the bane of the "read receipt." You want to know the full context of a message, but doing so means you feel internally obligated to respond right away. Fortunately, you can read messages in iMessage while bypassing the read receipt - see how.

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6 Useful Ways to Use the Visual Look Up Feature on Your iPhone

"Visual Look Up" lets you use your iPhone to identify objects in photos and videos. But that's not where its usefulness ends. We show you six of our favorite tricks for using this nifty feature.

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