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Table of Contents Table of Contents What is Squarespace’s Blueprint AI? How does Squarespace’s Blueprint AI work? How do I start using Squarespace’s Blueprint AI? The thought of building your own website from scratch can feel overwhelming, which is exactly why Squarespace was created. Its software allows you to build and host your website in one place. Squarespace offers a range of templates, but you can fully customize your website with designer fonts, color palettes, and images to make it your own. Now, this leading website builder is making the process more interactive—which translates into a more personalized website for…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Provide advanced sleep reports for free Rethink the Fitbit Premium subscription Simplify and enhance access to raw data Integrate Fitbit and Google further Improve syncing and device switching It’s been 14 years since Fitbit launched to market and kickstarted a journey that would lead to over 120 million users. That journey hit new heights four years ago when Google acquired the company for $2.1 billion, but it took almost three years for the Fitbit magic to spread to Google’s hardware lineup. The result is the Pixel Watch 3, launched alongside the Pixel 9 series…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Lets talk selfies What about the rear camera? Software is a problem Worth it for the cameras? Selfies and vlogging are the Huawei Nova 13 Pro’s forte, and I apologize in advance for the fact that you’re going to have to look at my visage to see its ability for yourself. But thankfully, the rear camera is also really good, so our sample photos don’t only feature yours truly. Spending time with it has been really interesting, as it has shown me that despite other factors, Huawei has lost none of its photographic ability.…

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Pokémon TCG Pocket is finally bringing the trading function to the game later this month. One of the hottest titles on the market, TCG Pocket is a more simplified, streamlined version of the regular trading card game with a heavier focus on card collecting than battling. Trading is a big part of that, but the feature has been unavailable since launch. In what should come as no surprise, there are restrictions on how trade works. You will only be able to trade cards with a diamond rarity of one through four or cards with a one-star rarity, and alternate art cards…

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The Galaxy S25 Slim has been the subject of much discussion and speculation, but the latest leaks suggest it won’t be coming to the US market — at least through any US-based carriers. It could still be available in different ways. Evan Blass, a tipster responsible for a large amount of the information we know about the S25 series, posted on X that the S25 Slim “will almost certainly not be offered through US carriers. In the markets where it is offered, expect it to be positioned between the S25 Plus and Ultra, marketing- and price-wise.” That said, the Galaxy…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Far from foolproof Looming on the horizon I recently wrote about how the M4 Pro Mac mini. With its tiny form factor and excellent performance, coupled with the largely headache-free experience of macOS, it’s made me extremely tempted to ditch Windows once and for all. There’s just one problem with this idea, though: I’m an avid gamer, and Apple’s M4 Pro chip isn’t quite as capable as the RTX 3070 that resides in my current PC. Then I got an email from a reader that changed my perspective. The reader suggested I look into…

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In a security alert, Microsft warned users how easy it is for hackers to distribute malware using their Outlook email client. Microsoft has already released a patch for the CVE-2025-21298 user-after-free vulnerability and urges users to apply it immediately. Microsoft gave the vulnerability a severity score of 9.8 (critical) since it uses freed memory and corrupts valid data, or parcels out malware remotely. This bug is in the Windows Object Linking and Embedding (OLED) function, allowing you to embed and link to documents and other objects, such as adding an Excel chart to a Word document. It’s so dangerous that…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents What sorting mail into categories should do What Apple’s doing with mail categories Consider your next steps In iOS 18.2, Apple introduced a significant update to the Mail app by adding a new Categories feature. This feature, which works on any supported iPhone like the iPhone 16, aims to help users manage their inboxes more effectively by automatically sorting messages into different boxes: Primary, Transactions, Updates, and Promotions. Categorizing emails is not entirely new, as apps like Spark and Gmail have long offered similar functionalities. However, this is the first time Apple has embraced…

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For millions of Android users in Asia, glancing at their phones doesn’t just reveal the usual clock against the background of a favorite vacation spot or the family pet. Instead, it’s a collection of news headlines, weather conditions, or sports scores, interspersed with ads. That experience, known as Glance, made its way to U.S. Android handsets in 2024 and was greeted by what could be diplomatically described as a lukewarm reception. “It doesn’t add anything of real value, and it also just looks bad,” wrote our Motorola Moto G reviewer after spending time with Glance. Please enable Javascript to view…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents The new AirVOOC magnetic wireless charger Testing it out with the OnePlus 13 Does it work with the iPhone 16 Pro? Why this is a feature every phone maker should copy Overall verdict I’ve been using the OnePlus 13 for about a month and it’s fast become my favorite Android smartphone right now. Alongside excellent battery life, superfast charging, and a great camera, there’s one particular OnePlus 13 feature that I want every smartphone to copy: the 50W AirVOOC Wireless Charging. One of the key problems with wirelessly charging your phone is the excess…

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