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Amazon's first Big Spring Sale in the US begins tomorrow, but we're already starting to see some electronics deals trickle in. Admittedly, tech isn't at the forefront of this event (unlike Prime Day, where we usually see a healthy number of tech discounts). Amazon stated in its announcement that the Big Spring Sale would feature deals on fashion, outdoor, cleaning and home organization products, with tech only getting a brief shout otherwise. But we at Engadget see this as an opportunity to surface all of the best tech deals you can get at Amazon nonetheless — whether they be explicitly tied to the Big Spring Sale or not. Here are the best Amaz
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You know the feeling. You've spent the last few hours digging into some research project, Wikipedia binge or Reddit rabbit hole, and now you're drowning in a sea of tabs. Your computer slows to a crawl, and you're at a loss on how to get things back in order. Fortunately, there are some not-so-obvious features built into your web browser that can help you out. If you often struggle to keep your web surfing in check, we've rounded up a few helpful tips on how to organize your tabs across Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox, including suggestions for built-in tools and time-saving extensions.
How to organize tabs in Chrome
Google Chrome lets you organize and label tabs in groups.Photo by Jeff Dunn / Engadget
Google Chrome is by far the most popular web browser in the world, but some of its built-in tab management tools may not be immediately apparent. One trick is to use "tab groups," which lets you cluster multiple tabs into groups that you can label and color-code. This makes it easier to distinguish between different topics and compartmentalize; clicking a group's label will collapse or expand all tabs within.
You can create a group or add tabs to an existing group by right-clicking on the one you want to move, selecting "Add tab to (new) group," then choosing where you want the tab to go.
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Picking up a new pair of Apple AirPods can be daunting, but these prices will help make your selection much less scary.
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The rumor tornado that has circled the upcoming OLED iPad Pro has finally started to wane, leaving us with a whole field scattered with little nuggets of information relating to its size, color options, and a few juicy details surrounding the new look on its OLED screen. The new school iPad Pro and iPad Air are…
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Apple's latest ad for the iPhone 15 models focuses on the device's storage, highlighting the 128GB of available storage space for the entry-level device.
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Humanoid robots are entering the workforce. Following in the footsteps of Figure 01 at BMW and Digit in Amazon's R&D facility, Apptronik's Apollo bot is helping skilled human workers build cars for Mercedes-Benz.
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iOS 17.4.1 and iPadOS 17.4.1 should be released within the next few days, with a build number of 21E235, according to a source with a proven track record.
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Watch Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang show how Nvidia's Omniverse Cloud streams to Apple's Vision Pro XR headset.
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The Apple TV is a great streaming device, especially if you can find a way to save some cash on one as well.
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The evolution of software portability converges naturally with the proliferation of easily scalable infrastructure made available by cloud computing providers. The clearest
The post Insights from Runtime: How Kubernetes Resource Management Influences Cloud Development appeared first on Gigaom.
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Apple is in talks to build Google Gemini into the iPhone's next operating system, powering Siri and other AI-enabled features, according to reports from Bloomberg on Monday. The iPhone maker reportedly held discussions with multiple AI companies about powering iOS 18 with a competitor's technology, including OpenAI.
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"Advancing the new era of work with Copilot," says the headline for the announcement page. It follows with "Tune in here for the latest in scaling AI in your environment with Copilot, Windows, and Surface." That's about it as far as any substantive information goes, aside from the fact that the event will be starting at 9 a.m. Pacific time, noon Eastern.
That's all there is, there isn't any more…until March 21st.
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I find the very deliberate order of that promo illuminating — Microsoft literally gives the headline to Copilot, while Windows and Surface get "also starring" roles at the end of the text. Eve
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