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Every year, Microsoft deprecates, removes, and kills various apps, services, and devices. Here's what hit the chopping block in 2024.

If you're heading to the EU anytime soon, it’s unlikely you’ll have much trouble finding a USB-C charger. All small and medium-sized portable electronic devices (under 100 watts) sold in the ...

While the unveiling of iOS 19 is still over five months away, we're already hearing about which devices are likely to support it, while in the much nearer term Apple is currently preparing an iOS ...

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Data for 2024 was not available. In 2024, 447 devices including computers, laptops, phones, and USBs were lost by the MoD - up more than 50% on the previous year's 297, data obtained by the Lib ...

Most smart home devices have a short lifespan in my house—once they’re tested, they’re out the door—but the ones I really love, I hold onto. Here are the ones that impressed me so much ...

To tackle these challenges, we propose a domain Unifying and Adapting network (UniAda) for generalizable medical image segmentation, a novel " unifying while training, adapting while testing" paradigm ...

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It feels every bit as premium as well-known pens from Samsung and Apple, and delivers consistent pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition with compatible devices. After just 50 minutes of ...

iOS 19 and iPadOS 19 are still months away, but a new report from iPhoneSoft gives us an early glimpse at what we can expect in terms of device compatibility. According to the report, all iPhones ...

WhatsApp has decided to end support for older Android devices from 2025. Starting on January 1, WhatsApp will no longer work on Android phones running Android KitKat or older versions. The new ...