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Don't like Google Health's AI Coach? Here's how to turn it off
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Welcome to 9to5Toys News Weekly Black Friday Week 2 edition. This weekly roundup collects all of the coolest new gadgets and the most interesting updates in the world of tech, from early Black Friday Doorbusters and the worlds thinnest portable SSD to the all-new Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 , an XBOX stuffed inside a giant 5-foot alligator , and the giant new LEGO Godzilla set , check it all out below. more
How to reset your Vizio TV back to factory settings
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Can a hacker really do anything with your IP address?
Your IP address won't give a hacker your passwords, yet it can point attackers to your home network. Here's what IPv6 changes and how to stay protected.
Latest Blink Mini 2K+ Smart Cam drops to just $16 in early Black Friday sale (60% off)
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Avoid these common mistakes when buying a new monitor
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The early Black Friday deals are in full force this weekend with one of the best deals in a long time on the latest M5 MacBook Air at $250 off , the latest Apple Watch Ultra 4 at nearly $100 off , and the lowest price ever on Google Home Speaker . However, we are also seeing up to $350 off Pixel 11 series devices and $100 off Pixel Watch 5, both of which are scheduled to disappear tonight at Amazon, Galaxy Z Fold 8 at $300 off , and loads of special power tool deals and FREE gifts courtesy of the Home Depot Black Friday sale . Check it all out below. more
MelGeek VIVA63 HE review: Who needs a boring keyboard anyway?
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Turn your iPhone into a document scanner with this lifetime subscription on sale for $35
Macworld TL;DR: Scan, edit, and sign documents on your iPhone with an iScanner lifetime subscription for $34.97 (reg. $199.90). Theres no shortage of scanner apps, but the good ones usually charge a monthly or yearly fee. If youd rather pay once, try iScanner , a scanning and PDF app for iPhone and iPad. A lifetime subscription is on sale for $34.97 (reg. $199.90). Point your phone at a contract, a receipt, or a page of notes, and iScanner crops and straightens the scan for you. Text recognition works in more than 20 languages, so you get the words from a scan, not just a picture of them. You can edit and sign PDFs right in the app, too. Add your signature, fill in a form, cover up an account number, or combine several scans into one file. When youre done, save it as a PDF, a Word or Excel file, or an image. Scans stay organized in folders, and you can lock private files with a PIN. A few extra modes come in handy as well, like scanning an ID or passport, reading QR codes, and solving math problems from a photo. Scan, sign, and send documents from your iPhone for one price. Until November 8, you can grab an iScanner lifetime subscription for $34.97. iScanner App: Lifetime Subscription (iPhone, iPad & Android) See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change .
Samsung One UI 9.5 beta may be coming soon: Here's how to sign up for the program
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How do spam callers get your number in the first place?
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What does Apple One Family come with and which subscription is best for you?
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10 useful iPad apps that could make your daily life easier
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Why you shouldn't remove the screen protector film on your Nintendo Switch 2
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Why you should never put your PlayStation 5 on a carpeted floor
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Claude Personal Finance vs. ChatGPT Finances: What sets them apart?
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What discs can a PlayStation 5 play?
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The disadvantages of owning smart refrigerators
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Is your router overheating? Here's how to keep it cool and working safely
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How often should you restart your Fitbit watch?
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Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless review: Great sound, outstanding battery life
Macworld At a glance Expert's Rating Pros Excellent sound quality Firm bass Competitive price Improved noise-cancellation Cons 2.5mm line-in on headphones More expensive than previous model No travel adaptor Our Verdict The Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless combines excellent sound, firm bass, and improved noise cancellation with outstanding battery life. Its lightweight, padded design stays comfortable during long listening sessions, while USB-C and analog connections add flexibility. The AirPods Max still has an edge when blocking higher-frequency noise, but the Momentum 5 costs considerably less and lasts far longer between charges. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When Reviewed $399.95 Best Prices Today: Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless Retailer Price $399.95 View Deal 399.95 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide What are they? Comfortable wireless over-ear headphones with excellent sound, improved noise cancellation, and long battery life. Who are they best for? Travelers and frequent listeners seeking great sound and longer battery life for less than AirPods Max. Who should skip them? Bargain hunters who can save with the Momentum 4, or buyers prioritizing the strongest noise cancellation. The Momentum 4 was already one of our favourite over-ear headphones , and the new Momentum 5 provides a number of improvements that help to improve both sound quality and noise-cancellation. This update is a little more expensive though, now costing $399.95/329.99, although the Momentum 4 is still widely available online with a reduced price of around $299.00/199.00 so thats still a good option if youre looking for a bargain. Available in a variety of colours, the Momentum 5 looks very similar to its predecessor, with large earpieces that house 42mm drivers and are thickly padded for comfort. Despite the large earpieces, the headphone only weighs 290g compared to 386g for Apples AirPods Max so theyre light and comfortable enough to wear for long periods of time, and Sennheiser also includes a sturdy travelling case to protect the headphones when youre out and about. Battery life is impressive too, lasting for around 57 hours even when using noise-cancellation compared to just 20 hours for the AirPods Max which makes the Momentum 5 a great option for long journeys. And, if the battery does run down then you can switch to wired mode, with both USB-C and 3.5mm cables included (although the 3.5mm cable has a 2.5mm jack for connecting to the headphones, which could cause problems if you lose the cable and need to buy a replacement). Bluetooth support has been updated for this model, stepping up to Bluetooth 5.4 and aptX Lossless/Adaptive, along with AAC for Apple devices, and support for Dolby Atmos spatial audio. The Momentum 5 is also certified for hi-res audio, and provides an impressive frequency response of 6Hz 40KHz when using Bluetooth or a USB-C connection, which results in excellent sound quality. It digs really deep for the rumbling electronic bass effects on Max Richters Shadow Journal , while the spatial audio creates an atmospheric soundstage for the tracks hazy, ambient sounds. Theres clarity on the higher frequencies too, with the violins cutting through haze to add a sense of urgency to the piece. Switching to something heavier and harder, the Momentum 5 does a great job of balancing the sonic mash-up of Sing Along by Sturgill Simpson. The fuzzy guitar riffs have a head-banging power that drives the track forward, while the precise, ticking percussion is irresistibly catchy. The synths wail with dance-floor energy, and the bass drop toward the end has a real kick to it. The noise-cancellation has been improved as well. The Momentum 5 can now match the AirPods Max when it comes to blocking out low-frequency sounds such as the rumble of an aircraft engine. It does a good job with higher frequency sounds too, although the AirPods Max still has an edge in that area. Mind you, the AirPods Max are around $200/200 more expensive so the Momentum 5 is really good value for money, especially with that outstanding battery life for long journeys. Should you buy the Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless? The Momentum 5 Wireless is a strong choice if you want excellent sound, effective noise cancellation, and enough battery life for long journeys. Its deep, firm bass brings energy to electronic music and rock, while clear higher frequencies keep instruments distinct. The lightweight design and generous padding also make it comfortable for extended listening. For Apple users, AAC support, Dolby Atmos spatial audio, and USB-C audio provide useful flexibility. Noise cancellation matches the AirPods Max for low-frequency rumble, although Apples headphones retain an advantage with higher-frequency sounds. The Momentum 5 counters with a considerably lower price and around 57 hours of battery life with noise cancellation enabled. At $399.95/329.99, it offers a compelling balance of sound, comfort, and endurance. However, bargain hunters should consider the Momentum 4, available for around $299/199. The improved sound and noise cancellation make the newer model appealing, but the older headphones remain a good budget option.
5 iPhone security settings you should change to protect your data
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Snapchat's Find Friends feature will be off by default for UK users under 18
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How to legally download free movies to your computer
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Apple also made its classical music app's logo black and white
Apple Music Classical now has a black-and-white logo, as well.
How does the digital ink in ereaders work?
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Solar panel breakthrough could almost double the efficiency of today's panels
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This GPS navigation app should be the go-to for older drivers
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What gamers should know when bringing their consoles through TSA
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The right way to fix your MacBook keyboard if it isn't responding
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Rare deal hits 2026 Sonos Play AirPlay portable/home speaker at $90 off (Amazon all-time low)
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How iOS can warn you when one of your passwords shows up in a data leak
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Why you don't really need an expensive, high-end router
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Windows PowerToys can automate some of your more tedious PC tasks
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The accessory Samsung Galaxy S26 users should be taking advantage of
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China's main intelligence agency reportedly recruited the spy who targeted NVIDIA's CEO
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JBL Cove M1 review: Compact AirPlay 2 speaker, big sound
Macworld At a glance Pros Lively, detailed sound with impressive volume Compact design fits desks and shelves AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, and stereo pairing Cons Deep bass lacks weight and precision No wired audio inputs for external sources Our Verdict The JBL Cove M1 combines lively, detailed sound and impressive volume with a compact design. AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, stereo pairing, and multiroom support make it a versatile choice for Apple users. Deep bass lacks weight and there are no wired audio inputs, but at $229.95/199.99, it offers good value for everyday listening on a desk or shelf in smaller rooms. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When Reviewed $229.95 Best Prices Today: JBL Cove M1 Retailer Price JBL $229.95 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide We liked JBLs Authentics range of speakers, but they were fairly expensive and the company seems to be phasing them out as it introduces an entirely new range of wi-fi speakers called Cove, which are a little more affordable and which seem to be taking over as JBLs main option for multi-room audio. Prices start at $229.95/199.99 for the entry-level Cove M1 that we test here, but theres a more powerful model called the X1 available for $449.95/429.99, and a portable model with a rechargeable battery, called the P1, priced at $399.95/399.99. Available in black or white, the mains-powered M1 is compact enough to sit easily on a desk or shelf, standing just 184mm high and 125mm wide and deep. It packs plenty into that compact design, though, with three 20mm high-frequency tweeters, and a larger 105mm woofer to handle lower frequencies. There are plenty of other features too, with both Bluetooth and dual-band Wi-Fi available for streaming music, and support for AirPlay 2 (although its a shame that theres no 3.5mm socket or USB-C for a wired audio connection). The M1 has a built-in microphone as well, although this only works with Amazons Alexa, but theres a switch that lets you turn the mic off if you prefer. Setting it up Getting started is very straightforward as the JBL One app initially uses Bluetooth to connect to the M1 and then prompts you to enter your wi-fi password to connect it to your home network. After that you can forget about the app and just use the M1 like any other AirPlay speaker . And, as well as supporting multi-room audio, you can pair two of the M1 speakers together for stereo sound, or use them with JBLs MK2 soundbars for a home cinema set-up. Sound quality The M1 sounds pretty good on its own, though. The compact speaker doesnt support Dolby Atmos thats only available in the larger P1 and X1 models but it does a good job at evoking the hazy, ambient sound of Madonnas Frozen. Theres a soft, warm tone to the opening strings, and a delicate touch on the electronic chimes that hang gently in the air. Then the percussion cracks like a whip, and the chugging guitar riff provides the energy that drives the song forward. It can handle harder sounds too, wallowing in the fuzz-drenched guitars on Sturgill Simpsons Sing Along. Theres an infectious, dancefloor energy to the wailing electronic keyboards, and the crisp percussion sets the pace with a foot-tapping rhythm. The M1 proves to be surprisingly powerful too, with 110W output that is more than loud enough for Sturgills stomper at just 50% of maximum volume, so theres plenty more power available if you want to get things going at a party or BBQ. The only slight weakness is the M1s bass output. To be fair, it manages to reach down for the bouncing bass that kicks off Bad Guy by Billie Eilish, but the really deep electronic bass at the end of the song is more of a challenge and lacks the taut bass pulse that a larger speaker can deliver. Even so, the M1 performs well for a compact speaker in this price range, and the larger P1 and X1 models will be available soon if you need an even weightier sound. Should you buy JBL Cover M1? The JBL Cove M1 delivers lively, detailed sound and impressive volume from a compact design that fits comfortably on a desk or shelf. AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, and straightforward setup make it an appealing choice for Apple users, while stereo pairing and multiroom support provide room to expand. Deep bass lacks the weight and precision of larger speakers, and there are no wired audio inputs. However, at $229.95/199.99, it offers an attractive balance of sound quality, flexibility, and size. Choose it for everyday listening in smaller spaces, especially if you want an AirPlay speaker with plenty of energy and useful versatility.
How to use Gboard to boost productivity on your Android phone
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Protect your new Apple TV Siri Remote 4th Gen with these cases from just $7
Apple unveiled its next-generation Apple TV 4K last month, and with deliveries set to begin next week we have gathered up a collection of Apple TV Siri Remote cases to safeguard your new Apple controller. While you can just score the new Apple TV Siri Remote 4th Gen to upgrade the Apple TV experience you already have at $59 , you might, either way, be looking for a new cover to keep it scratch-free and we have collected a series of affordable models compatible with the latest model below. more
November is the month of fake Black Friday tech deals - here's how to spot them
November is generally a great time to buy tech, but you'll want to avoid pitfalls like inflated discounts and outright scams. Here's how to stay safe.
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Engadget review recap: Apple devices, Googlebooks and Kindles
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Call of Duty: Warzone has finally said goodbye to PS4 and Xbox One
Call of Duty: Warzone has had a pretty long run on PS4 and Xbox One, considering both consoles are well over a decade old. Unfortunately, the battle royale action on these consoles appears to be coming to an end, as Activision officially shut down Warzone on November 6. The shutdown was announced back in May, []
British soldier ignored order to pull his SIM card, then got blackmailed
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Back in-stock: New Belkin MagSafe wallet actually fits the iPhone Duo properly
Update 11/7: The new Belkin iPhone Duo MagSafe is now back in-stock for purchase. Theres no shortage of MagSafe accessories out there, but the iPhone Duos shorter and wider design means a lot of gear made for regular iPhones doesnt fit quite as neatly. Belkin is tackling that with its new Magnetic Wallet , which is purpose-built around Apples latest foldable. Its now up for pre-order at $49.99 shipped , and it might be worth picking up if youre existing wallets dont quite fit very well. Head below for a closer look and more details. more
Amazon Ring early Black Friday deals are now live from $40: Smart Doorbell 4K $100 off, more
The early Black Friday Ring deals are flying now, with the most affordable 2026 Ring Battery Doorbell 2Kdown at just $40 and now, the latest Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro at a seriously notable $100 off . We are looking at the return of the lowest prices ever on a series of Amazons latest Ring products here you can get more details and closer look down below. more
This near-mint iPad refurb is only $315
Macworld TL;DR: Get a near-mint Grade-A refurbished iPad 9th Gen with 256GB of storage on sale for $314.99 (reg. $479). Buying a refurbished tablet can mean living with scratches, dents, or a worn case, but thats not true for every refurb. If you want a tablet that looks close to new, try this Grade-A 9th Gen iPad on sale for $314.99 (reg. $479). A Grade-A rating means this iPad is in near-mint condition with minimal to zero scuffing on the case. You get a tablet that looks almost new for $164 less than its regular price. Beyond the price, this is also just a good tablet. Apples A13 Bionic chip keeps everyday apps, web browsing, and multitasking moving without lag. Text and video look sharp on the 10.2-inch Retina display, and stereo speakers make shows easy to hear without headphones. On video calls, the 12MP Ultra Wide front camera uses Center Stage to keep you in frame as you move. At 256GB, this model has four times the storage of the 64GB version. Thats enough room for a large photo library, downloaded movies for a flight, and every app you use. Battery life runs up to 10 hours, and Touch ID unlocks the screen with your fingerprint. This iPad is Wi-Fi only and works with the first-generation Apple Pencil, sold separately. A charging cable and power adapter are also included. Get a Grade-A iPad 9th Gen on sale for $314.99. Apple iPad (2021) 9th Gen 256GB Wi-Fi Only Silver (Refurbished) See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change .
Add Windows 11 Pro to your Mac for just $13
Macworld TL;DR: Run Windows apps on your Mac with a Windows 11 Pro lifetime license for $12.97 (reg. $199). Plenty of Mac users still need Windows for games, work software, or one app that never got a macOS version. Parallels Desktop and VMware Fusion can run Windows alongside macOS without rebooting, but you still need a Windows license to install. If youd rather not pay full price for one, try a Microsoft Windows 11 Pro lifetime license on sale for $12.97 (reg. $199). Windows 11 Pro does a lot more than the basic Home version of Windows 11. BitLocker encrypts your entire drive, so files inside your virtual machine are protected if your Mac ever goes missing. Windows Sandbox runs unfamiliar apps in an isolated space before you trust it with your main setup. Developers and IT staff also get Hyper-V for running virtual machines and Azure AD for signing in to a company network. For everyday work, Snap layouts arrange several Windows apps on screen at once. Copilot in the taskbar can answer questions, summarize pages, and write code when you ask. Give your Mac a full copy of Windows 11 Pro without paying full price. A Windows 11 Pro lifetime license is just $12.97 through November 8. Microsoft Windows 11 Pro See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change .
