It’s been a long two years, but Apple is finally introducing a successor to the second-generation AirPods, which have been the affordable earbud option from the company. The third-generation AirPods ...

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For those in search of a fresh set of Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) or the over-ear Apple AirPods Max headphones, Walmart.com is currently hosting a sale that you can’t miss out on. There are a ...

The price tag for a slew of electronics may significantly rise following President Donald Trump’s implementation of sweeping reciprocal tariffs. The radical shift in foreign trade policy, which is set ...

It’s 2019 and Apple is updating the last of its iPods. The 7th Generation iPod Touch (starting at $199; bhphotovideo.com) isn’t a full redesign, but features a modest hardware upgrade that enables new ...

With Apple’s first Vision Pro getting long in the tooth, the company appears to have version 2 on the horizon. In fact, according to Bloomberg, Apple may have two models in the works, with one ...

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Albany lawmakers have approved first-in-the-nation legislation that aims to make it much easier and cheaper to repair consumer electronics like smartphones without paying top dollar at a ...

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Tata Electronics is ramping up hiring and redesigning its Gujarat chip fab as it races to match Apple's fast-growing India production. The expansion comes amid soaring iPhone exports and mounting ...

Fry’s Electronics, a brick-and-mortar retailer and Silicon Valley institution since the mid-1980s, has shut its doors. And, while it might be hyperbolic to say Apple killed the quirky electronics ...