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 Apple's long-rumored foldable iPhone will likely have a starting price between $1,800 and $2,000 in the U.S., analysts at investment banking firm UBS said this week. If so, the foldable iPhone would cost more than a MacBook Pro, which starts at $1,599.
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A direct follow-up to the first two movies, the new sequel welcomes back some original stars. Here's how to stream the franchise to get in the slasher spirit.
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Here's what to know about apple cider vinegar before you try it.
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Google's Pixel 10 family of phones (and likely a new foldable) and more are coming before iPhone season hits.
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Microsoft said Monday that it's beginning to allow Copilot Vision to "see" your desktop, as well as specific applications. Microsoft calls this "Desktop Share," and it's a part of a new Copilot app update, version 1.25071.125.
Microsoft introduced Copilot Vision in April with the ability to see a single app; when Copilot Vision formally debuted, it could see two. Now, it can see your entire desktop in one fell swoop.
I'm not sure what the difference is, to be honest. Presumably, Copilot Vision was limited to one or two apps before. Now, I suppose, you can have several applications open on your desktop, and Copilot Vision can now see and understand all of them at once. Or maybe it can give advice toward tidying up a Windows desktop with a couple dozen app icons scattered about?
In any event, Desktop Share for Copilot Vision is now complemented by a Microsoft test of turning on Vision from an existing Voice conversation. If you're already orally chatting with Copilot, you can now flip on Copilot Vision by clicking the "glasses" icon in the conversation.
I wasn't too impressed when I tried Copilot Vision earlier this year. when I tried out Copilot Vision earlier this year, but I'd expect the technology to improve. It needs to better understand what it sees, not just see more.
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All it took was a call to Spectrum's retention department, which is where you end up after telling the automated system you want to cancel your service. After a mildly tedious conversation with an exceedingly friendly rep, my monthly bill dropped from $68 to $45 per month for the next full year. Not only did I save money, but my speeds increased from 400 Mbps to 500 Mbps.
While I can't guarantee the same results everywhere, in general it's a great time to threaten to cancel cable internet service.
For years, Comcast and Charter (which operates the Spectrum brand) have boasted to shareholders that growth in home internet more than offsets the collapse of cable TV, but now they're losing internet customers to vendors offering faster fiber and cheaper 5G wireless alternatives. They are highly motivated to keep potential defectors on board, so you should take full advantage of their collective insecurity.
What competition looks like
Last year, Spectrum and Comcast lost 508,000 and 411,000 home internet customers respectively . The year before, Comcast lost 66,000, while Spectrum lost 61,000. Stock prices for both companies are already below what they were two y
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