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On-Device AI Is Changing Smartphones: What It Means for Speed and Privacy
Phones increasingly run smart features locally instead of in the cloud. Here is how on-device processing works and what it means for users day to day.
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Marcus Chen
Marcus spent a decade as a software engineer before moving into journalism. He covers consumer technology, cybersecurity and the practical side of artificial intelligence, testing products and translating jargon into plain English.
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A Practical Guide to Protecting Your Personal Data Online in Everyday Life
Simple, realistic habits can sharply reduce your exposure to scams, data leaks and tracking. This guide covers accounts, devices, apps and social sharing.
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Passkeys Explained: Are We Finally Ready to Say Goodbye to Passwords?
Passkeys promise faster, phishing-resistant sign-ins without passwords. Here is how they work, where they fall short and how to start using them safely.
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Satellite Internet Is Reaching Rural Communities. Is It Closing the Digital Divide?
Low-orbit satellite networks are bringing broadband to remote farms, villages and islands. We examine the benefits, the costs and what still stands in the way.
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The Right-to-Repair Movement: Why Fixing Your Own Devices Is Back in Fashion
Laws, repair guides and modular designs are making it easier to fix phones, laptops and appliances. Here is what the right-to-repair push means for you.